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Key Facts: Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Abitur Latin Exam

2 : 1

Weighting of Übersetzungsaufgabe to Interpretationsaufgaben

Vorabhinweise zum Abitur M-V 2026, 13 LATEIN §13.5

225 / 285 min

Total Arbeitszeit including Vorlesezeit for Grundkurs / Leistungskurs

Vorabhinweise zum Abitur M-V 2026, 13 LATEIN §13.1

18.05.2026

Fixed statewide written exam date for Latein in the 2026 Abitur (Monday)

Bildungsserver MV Prüfungstermine 2026

4 Pflichtautoren

2026 obligatory authors: Cicero, Seneca, Caesar, Ovid

Vorabhinweise zum Abitur M-V 2026, 13 LATEIN §13.4

~140 / ~180 words

Approximate Übersetzungstext length for GK (prose) / LK (prose and/or poetry)

Vorabhinweise zum Abitur M-V 2026, 13 LATEIN §13.2

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Taxonomy officialLanguages for Latin target texts (Klausur responses in German)

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Free 100-question English MCQ study bank for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Abitur Latein. Official exam: Übersetzung + Interpretation (2:1); GK 225 / LK 285 min with 15 min Vorlesezeit. 2026 Schwerpunkte: Sozialstruktur; Ovid; Rhetorik; Stoa/Epikur and Roman values. Pflichtautoren: Cicero, Seneca, Caesar, Ovid. Written date 18.05.2026. Not an official translation-format simulation; no fee for regular school candidates.

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1In Roman social vocabulary, what does the term familia primarily denote in legal and cultural contexts?
A.Only the nuclear household of parents and children
B.The household under the authority of the pater familias, including free members, slaves, and property interests
C.An elective political club open to all citizens
D.A purely religious confraternity of priests
Explanation: Roman familia centers on the household of the pater familias: free dependents, slaves (servi), and associated property rights — broader than the modern nuclear family.
2What was the traditional political distinction between patricii and plebeii in early Rome?
A.Patricians alone held the earliest hereditary elite status and closed priesthoods; plebeians were free citizens outside that closed elite
B.Plebeians were foreign slaves while patricians were all freeborn Romans
C.The terms described only military ranks under the Empire
D.Patricians were exclusively merchants; plebeians were exclusively farmers
Explanation: In early Rome, patricians formed a hereditary aristocracy controlling major priesthoods and magistracies; plebeians were free citizens who gradually won political rights through the Conflict of the Orders.
3In the Roman patronage system, what is a cliens expected to offer a patronus?
A.Legal ownership of the patron's land
B.Political support, attendance, and reciprocal loyalty (fides) in return for protection and favors
C.Mandatory military conscription of the patron
D.Religious consecration of the patron as a god
Explanation: Clientela rested on reciprocal fides: the cliens supported the patron politically and socially; the patronus offered protection, legal help, and benefactions.
4What does the Latin status term libertus / liberta designate?
A.A freeborn citizen of senatorial rank
B.A formerly enslaved person who has been manumitted and remains tied by obligations to the former master (patronus)
C.A foreign ambassador with diplomatic immunity
D.A Vestal virgin after retirement
Explanation: A libertus/liberta is a freedperson: manumitted from slavery, typically remaining a cliens of the former owner with mutual obligations.
5Which statement best describes the legal power traditionally associated with patria potestas?
A.The father's authority over his children (and often household dependents) under Roman private law
B.The right of any adult son to veto Senate decrees
C.Exclusive ownership of all temples in Rome
D.The emperor's personal tax monopoly
Explanation: Patria potestas is the father's legal authority within the familia over children in potestate (and historically sweeping control of property and status decisions).
6In Roman slavery vocabulary, what does servus primarily mean?
A.A free wage laborer under short contract
B.An enslaved person treated as property (res) under the master's power
C.A knight (eques) of the second property class
D.A temporary foreign tourist
Explanation: A servus is a slave: legally unfree and under the dominus's power, fundamentally different from free labor or equestrian status.
7What social function did the Roman matrona ideally embody in elite ideology?
A.Military command of legions
B.Virtuous household management, pudicitia, and transmission of family honor
C.Exclusive right to vote in the comitia
D.Celibate priestly service as pontifex maximus
Explanation: Elite ideology praised the matrona for pudicitia, household stewardship, and upholding family reputation — not for formal political voting or high priesthoods reserved for men.
8The Conflict of the Orders (Ständekämpfe) primarily concerned which struggle?
A.Wars against Carthage for Mediterranean trade
B.Plebeian campaigns for political and legal rights against patrician monopoly
C.Christian persecution under Nero
D.Rivalry between Athens and Sparta
Explanation: The Conflict of the Orders was the long internal struggle in which plebeians sought magistracies, legal protections, and political equality against patrician dominance.
9What does the Latin term nobilis typically signal in late Republican political culture?
A.Anyone who owned a farm
B.A person of distinguished ancestry or who had attained high office, forming the competitive elite
C.Only freedmen who practiced medicine
D.Foreign kings allied with Rome
Explanation: Nobilitas referred to the prestigious elite defined by ancestry and/or consular achievement — the competitive political class of the late Republic.
10In Roman urban life, what was the atrium of a traditional elite house primarily?
A.The subterranean grain warehouse of the state
B.The central reception hall of the domus where clients and guests were received
C.The Senate meeting chamber on the Capitoline
D.A public bath complex
Explanation: The atrium was the open central hall of the elite domus, a stage for morning salutatio and display of family status.

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