Latin IIB Comp

Question 1

Translate the sentence: miles aciēs hostium viderat. N.B. aciēs, aciēī - f. battle lines

Accepted Answer

The soldier had seen the battle lines of the enemies.

Question 2

Translate the sentence: viri, capti ab exercitū, ex villis ferebantur.

Accepted Answer

The men, having been captured by the army, were being lead from the homes.

Question 3

What is the neuter, genitive, plural of the present active participle capio, capere, cepi, captum

Accepted Answer

capientium

Question 4

Insert the PPP of occido, occidere, occidi, occisum to modify manūs (f): amici manūs ______ militum doluerunt.

Accepted Answer

occisas

Question 5

Place the positions of the cursus honorum in order: consul, aedile, praetor, quaestor

Accepted Answer

1.) Quaestor 2.) Aedile 3.) Praetor 4.) Consul

Question 6

Translate the sentence: illi milites fuerunt pessimi, sed hae feminae fuerunt optimae.

Accepted Answer

Those soldiers were the worst, but these women were the best.

Question 7

Translate the sentence: quinta die, decem amici ad nostram villam venient.

Accepted Answer

On the fifth day, ten friends will come to our house.

Question 8

What is the neuter, nominative, plural of the present active participle capio, capere, cepi, captum?

Accepted Answer

capientia

Question 9

Translate the sentence: currus regis ad urbem veniet. N.B. currus, currūs - m. chariot

Accepted Answer

The chariot of the king will come to the city.

Question 10

What is the 2nd person singular present passive of capio, capere, cepi, captum

Accepted Answer

caperis

Question 11

Insert the correct perfect passive form of noceo, nocere, nocui, nocitus: tu ab hostibus ______________

Accepted Answer

nocitus es

Question 12

What is the future active 2nd person singular of ago, agere, egi, actum?

Accepted Answer

ages

Question 13

Translate the sentence: manus militum capta erat.

Accepted Answer

The band of soldiers had been captured.

Question 14

Translate the sentence: exercitus a sacerdote monebatur.

Accepted Answer

The army was being warned by the priest.

Question 15

Translate the sentence: erimus saevi hostibus.

Accepted Answer

We will be hostile to the enemies.

Question 16

Translate the sentence: porta a Modesto aperitur.

Accepted Answer

The gate is being opened by Modestus.

Question 17

What Roman political position was responsible for treasures and accounting for the government spending?

Accepted Answer

quaestor

Question 18

Insert the PAP of lacrimo, lacrimare, lacrimavi, lacrimatus to modify feminae: feminae, _____, villas deletas viderunt.

Accepted Answer

lacrimantes

Question 19

Translate the sentence: nos a discipulis crediti sumus.

Accepted Answer

We were trusted by the students.

Question 20

What Roman political position was responsible for administration of justice and potentially served as a pro-praetor?

Accepted Answer

praetor

Question 21

Translate the sentence: milites, audientes feminam, ad urbem cucurrerunt.

Accepted Answer

The soldiers, hearing the woman, ran to the city.

Question 22

What is the neuter, genitive, plural of the perfect passive participle capio, capere, cepi, captum

Accepted Answer

captorum

Question 23

Translate the sentence: tu ab hostibus audiebaris.

Accepted Answer

You were being heard by the enemies.

Question 24

Select the only people who were ALLOWED to participate in Roman political life.

Accepted Answer

patrician born men

Question 25

What Roman political position was chairman of the Senate, commanded the Roman army and the highest judicial power?

Accepted Answer

consul

Question 26

Insert the relative pronoun (qui, quae, quod) in the sentence: vinum, ____ amicus portavit, vidimus

Accepted Answer

quod

Question 27

Translate the sentence: de te multa verba dixisti.

Accepted Answer

You said many words about yourself.

Question 28

Translate the sentence: a gladio corpore suo vulnerato, miles erat mortuus.

Accepted Answer

After his own body was wounded by a sword, the soldier had died.

Question 29

What is the third person singular future active of narro, narrare, narravi, narratum?

Accepted Answer

narrabit

Question 30

Translate the sentence: urbe ardente, cives ad Romam fugiebant.

Accepted Answer

With the city burning, the citizens were fleeing to Rome.

Question 31

Translate the sentence: tres horas, nostras feles per urbem portabamus.

Accepted Answer

For three hours, we were carrying our cats through the city.

Question 32

Translate the sentence: discipuli, laudati a magistro, laete studebant.

Accepted Answer

The students, having been praised by the teacher, were studying happily.

Question 33

What is the 1st person singular present passive of laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudatum

Accepted Answer

laudor

Question 34

Translate the sentence: ego capiar ab exercitu

Accepted Answer

I will be captured by the army.

Question 35

Translate the sentence: illi poetae fabulas de sē narrabant

Accepted Answer

Those poets were telling stories about themselves.

Question 36

Translate the sentence: vita erit laetior in pace quam bello.

Accepted Answer

Life will be happier in peace than in war.

Question 37

Translate the sentence: militibus pugnantibus, hostes in forum ibunt.

Accepted Answer

While the soldiers are fighting, the enemies will go into the forum.

Question 38

What is the 1st person singular future active of venio, venire, veni, ventum?

Accepted Answer

veniam

Question 39

What is the 3rd person singular present passive of fero, ferre, tuli, latum?

Accepted Answer

fertur

Question 40

Translate the sentence: tertius exercitus, hostes vincere volens, pugnabit.

Accepted Answer

The third army, wanting to conquer the enemies, will fight.

Question 41

What Roman political position was responsible for public festivals, maintenance of buildings, food and water supply?

Accepted Answer

aedile

Question 42

Translate the sentence: malum rēgem interficiāmus

Accepted Answer

We will kill the bad king.

Question 43

Insert the correct present passive form of duco, ducere, duxi, ductum: nos ex urbe ______.

Accepted Answer

ducimur

Question 44

Translate the sentence: proelio pugnato, milites fuerunt fessi.

Accepted Answer

With the battle having been fought, the soldiers were tired.

Question 45

Translate the sentence: femina sedet in horto, legens librum

Accepted Answer

The woman, reading a book, sits in the garden.

Latin IIB Comp

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Latin IIB Comp

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