Latin Sentences and Questions TRANSLATE A mane usque ad vesperem, liberi multum…

Latin Sentences and Questions
TRANSLATE
A mane usque ad vesperem, liberi multum agunt.
Vitas magnas pro familiis agimus.
Discipulae dona instrumentis sculpunt.
A ludo, vos deae in templo fabulas cantatis.
Picturam pigmento in muros templi pingo.
Magistro in ludo instrumenta donamus.
Ei de officiis discipulorum bonorum agunt.
Grammar and Comprehension Questions (answer in 1-2 sentences):
In line 1, identify which words are part of the ”
ago
idiom.”
In line 5, what case and grammar construct is ”
pigmento
“?
In line 6, what case and number is ”
magistro”
?
Short Essay (answer in two sentences):
In line 4,
A ludo, vos deae in templo fabulas cantatis,
explain how you translated the sentence. In your discussion, include:
?      What is the subject of the sentence?
?      Which word(s) are in the Ablative case and what type of Ablative construct is each one?
?      Which word is in the Dative case?
?      Which case is each word in and why?
Write a short paragraph (5-6 sentences) comparing the daily activities and events that an ancient Roman participated in with those of your own life. Be sure to include at least one similarity and one difference.