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Stage 23 Review 2021
Stage 23 Review 2021
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True or False:
trado
is a 3rd conjugation verb.
tradebit
would be a future tense verb form.
True
False
2
Superlative, comparative, positive --- in that order
magnopere, magis, maximus
maximus, magis, magnopere
magis, magnopere, maxime
maxime, magnopere, magis
3
The third person singular passive ending is:
ris
ntur
r
tur
4
"Domine," ille inquit, "poculum aquae sacrae
tibi
offero." tibi is in what case?
nominative
genitive
ablative
dative
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issimus
often shows that an adjective is:
comparative
positive
superlative
cool
6
If I want to get someone's attention or give a command, I would use a verb which is:
hmmm... why not just throw something?
imperative
infinitive
indicative
7
"Domine,"
ille inquit, "poculum aquae sacrae tibi offero." Domine is:
nominative subject
ablative of agent
accusative direct object
vocative direct address
8
amabamur
is best translated
we used to love
we love
we used to be loved
we are loved
9
prope thermas
erat templum, a fabris Romanis aedificatum. Prope thermas is (gramatically).
the subject of the sentence
a prepositional phrase
the direct object
a participle
10
prope thermas erat templum, a fabris Romanis
aedificatum.
Grammatically, aedificatum is:
a perfect passive participle
What's grammar?
an infinitive
a present active participle
11
I would want to make a sacrifice to give good fortune to:
a general going off to war
all of the above
the success of a business deal
the birth of a child
12
The Romans believed that all things were controlled by spirits or divinites - also called:
numina
vota
animales
haruspices
13
"Domine," ille inquit, "poculum aquae sacrae tibi offero."
"Master," he says, "I offer you this cup of sacred water."
"Do you want to play dominoes?"
"Master," he says,"please take this cup of water from me."
"Master," he says, "we offer you this cup of sacred water."
14
True or False: A toga praetexta was a special toga worn only on special occasions.
False
True
15
Memor, togam praetextam
gerens
, prope aram stabat. Grammatically, gerens is a:
a main verb
perfect passive participle
present active participle
an infinitive
16
True or False: The Romans worshiped their emperors while the emperor was alive.
True
False
17
Augures would base their predictions of the future on:
tea leaves
the flights of birds
the liver of a sacrificed animals
the lines on a person's hands
18
prope thermas erat templum, a fabris Romanis aedificatum.
Near the baths, the Roman workmen built a temple.
Near the baths is a temple which was built by Roman workmen.
The workmen built baths near a Roman temple.
Near the baths was a temple, built by Roman workmen.
19
Positive, comparative, superlative .... in that order
pessime, peius, male
male, peius, pessime
peius, pessime, male
male, pessime, peius
20
The emperor also held this religious position:
None of the above
Pontifex Maximus
A Haruspex
Dictator for Life
21
The person responsible for cutting a sacrificial victim open to examine its entrails was:
a haruspex
a sacerdos
an omina
Entrails, really?
22
Memor, togam praetextam gerens, prope aram stabat.
Memor, wearing a bordered toga, was standing near the altar.
Memor, who had worn a bordered toga, stand near the altar.
Memor, wearing a bordered toga, had stood near the altar.
Memor, who wore a bordered toga, was standing by the altar.
23
The Roman state religion played an important part in the Romanization of the empire.
True
False
24
iubeo te venenum parare. necesse est eum interficere.
I order you to prepare what it is necessary to kill him.
The poison is necessary for you to kill this man.
I had ordered you to prepare the poison. You must kill him.
I order you to prepare poison. It is necessary to kill him.
25
The ending
mini
would be seen on a verb which is:
2nd person singular active
2nd person plural active
2nd person singular passive
2nd person plural passive
26
A participle:
is used as an adjective
all of the above
can be declined
is made from a verb
27
Positive, comparative, superlative in that precise order:
bonus, melior, optimum
melior, optimum, bonus
bonus, optimum, melior
optimum, melior, bonus