Latin III Honors Midterm Review 2020

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1
Vitae senātōrum nōn semper fēlīcēs sunt.
senators
by senators
of senators
to senators
2
After defeating his former ally at Actium in 31 BC, who became first emperor of Rome?
Octavian
Brutus
Pompey
Antony
3
Gladiīs strictīs, gladiatorēs pugnare coeperunt.
to draw swords
about to draw swords
swords having been drawn
drawing swords
4
With too much work for one person to do, each team member took a task. This is an example of...
status quo
caveat emptor
divide et impera
alea iacta est
5
What savage mythical animal was first wounded by Atalanta in a group hunt?
Hydra
Minotaur
Nemean Lion
Calydonian Boar
6
Who is the hero associated with the Golden Fleece and Medea?
Hercules
Theseus
Jason
Daedalus
7
Which province produced linen, papyrus, and a large portion of Rome's grain supply?
Britannia
Gallia
Germania
Aegyptus
8
In classical mythology, which hero and monster do NOT encounter each other?
Theseus and the Chimaera
Odysseus and Polyphemus
Hercules and Cerberus
Perseus and Medusa
9
Telemachus is related to Odysseus in the same way as ____ is related to Daedalus.
Theseus
Jason
Perseus
Icarus
10
Marcus Favonius dīcit, "Quid novī est hodiē? Brevī tempore vidēbimus."
for a long time
soon
never
now
11
Cupiō, mater, illam stolam!
that
her
the same
this
12
Germani ā Romanis vincebantur.
have been conquered
were being conquered
will be conquered
are conquered
13
Propter ____ dux exercitum magnum ad urbem mīsit.
periculi
periculum
periculis
periculorum
14
Cicero semper pulchre dixit.
beautiful
very beautiful
beautifully
rather beautifully
15
Quot sunt viginti minus decem?
decem
novem
duodeviginti
quattuordecim
16
Omnes liberi ad theatrum mecum ibunt.
from me
with me
to me
mine
17
During what event would a Roman see a mappa, ova, delphini, and a spina?
stage productions
gladiatorial fights
public bathing
chariot racing
18
Which Latin phrase should you remember if you are thinking of buying a used car?
caveat emptor
divide et impera
cave canem
cum laude
19
"Fer auxilium ad me!" clamat agricola.
He is bringing help
He has brought help
Let's bring help
Bring help
20
Senator putavit consulem esse in urbe.
was
is
will be
had been
21
Cui rex pecuniam dedit?
whom
whose
to whom
with whom
22
If a certain chain of stores is ubiquitous, the stores in this chain are...
crowded
expensive
spacious
everywhere
23
Nonne cupis cire multa verba nova? Disce linguam Latinam!
Why do you wnat
Do you want
You won't want
Don't you want
24
What does the abbreviation e.g. mean?
note well
in other words
thank you
for example
25
Iter trans Alpēs erat longissimum.
rather long
very long
long
longer
26
What is a typical response if a friend asks you, "Quid novi?"
Optime
Nihil
Salve
Male
27
Puella, ā puerō territa, eum pulsāvit.
to frighten
frightening
intending to frighten
having been frightened
28
Where might a Roman audience see a retiarius, a secutor, a bestiarius, and a venatio?
a theater
an amphitheater
public baths
a temple
29
Omnes socii regem vulneratum salutaverunt.
about to wound
to wound
wounded
wounding
30
Soror mea herī discedere voluerat.
had wanted
wanted
wants
will want
31
With what activity are strigiles, unguentum, and tepidarium associated?
gladiatorial fights
public bathing
chariot racing
stage productions
32
Post multos annos Caesar totam Galliam vincere potuit.
having conquered
to be conquered
conquering
to conquer
33
Et pueri et puellae in magno horto ludebant.
Either...or
Whether...or
Both...and
Not only...but also
34
The lawyer portrayed the witness as veracious.
defiant
truthful
confused
unreliable
35
Cui canem dabis?
from whom
to whom
by whom
whose
36
Undeviginti servi in agro laborabant.
nine
nineteen
eleven
twenty one
37
Cerēs Proserpinam, ________, per orbem terrarum petīvit.
sua fīlia
suae fīliae
suārum fīliārum
suam fīliam
38
Where do the best, bravest, and brightest heroes spend their afterlife?
Elysian Fields
Mount Parnassus
beneath Mount Etna
Tartarus
39
Dux Romanus urbem hostium oppugnari iussit.
attacking
about to attack
having attacked
to be attacked
40
Princeps ā militibus suis laudabatur.
with his soldiers
of his soldiers
for his soldiers
by his soldiers
41
Multi barbari ab imperatore capti erant.
were captured
are captured
had been captured
have been captured
42
Discipulī ex urbe discedere nōluērunt.
will not want
were not wanting
did not want
do not want
43
What Latin verb is the root of the English words relate, reference and translation?
lavo
laudo
fero
facio
44
Aedificium, _____ parvus puer vīdit, magnum erat.
quod
quae
cuius
quī
45
Quandō eōrum parentēs pervēnerunt?
how
why
when
how many
46
The first emperor of Rome who brought about the period of peace known as the Pax Romana was...
Aeneas
Caesar Augustus
Julius Caesar
Constantine
47
Minerva erat prudentior ceteris deis.
with the rest of the gods
of the rest of the gods
by the rest of the gods
than the rest of the gods
48
Ille poeta est melior hōc.
very best of all
better than this one
best of these
better than all
49
Bellerophon ā Chimaerā nōn necātus est.
the Chimera
with the Chimera
for the Chimera
by the Chimera
50
Tertiā horā omnes ad urbem venient.
After three hours
At the third hour
For three hours
Before the third hour
51
Atalanta celerrime currere poterat.
rather quickly
very quickly
more quickly
quickly
52
What Roman leader invaded Britain and Germany in 55 BC and spent a number of years in Gaul?
Gaius Julius Caesar
Marcus Licinius Crassus
Marcus Antonius
Publius Cornelius Scipio
53
What Roman political faction generally appealed to the desires of the common people?
Populares
Imperatores
Equites
Optimates
54
Cuius amicus in atrio est?
Whom
To whom
Whose
Who
55
Based on its Latin root, which English word literally means "to reduce to nothing"?
defenestrate
reanimate
annihilate
decapitate
56
Ego de Olympo ad terram descendo. Sum nuntius deorum. Alas in pedibus meis habeo. Quis sum?
Mars
Ianus
Neptunus
Mercurius
57
Hostes consilia Romanorum praedicere poterant.
were able
had been able
are able
will be able
58
Dīc mihi, pater, fabulam de Medeā!
they tell
she tells
tell
to tell
59
Aut pugnate aut discedite ab urbe!
Both...and
Although...nevertheless
Neither...nor
Either...or
60
The Pontifex Maximus, the Vestals and the Penates were all important Roman...
educational institutions
religious figures
mythological transformations
military officers
61
Miser canis ā dominō amārī vult.
having been loved
loving
to be loved
to love
62
Nōlī narrare, Lūcī, totam fabulam.
don't tell
I didn't tell
I'm not telling
he cannot tell
63
Senator orationem scripturus in tablinum intravit.
about to write
while writing
after writing
written
64
The phrase Dramatis Personae often introduces a list of...
characters in a play
names on a grave ston
candidates on a ballot
players on a sports team
65
Neque Gaius neque Tiberius est vir bonus!
either...or
although...nevertheless
neither...nor
both...and
66
Fabulae de deis antiquis semper in scholā legentur.
have been read
were reading
will be read
are reading
67
Discipuli quam saeissime libros legere debent.
as often as possible
however often
often
more often
68
Amicos visitare semper mihi placet.
I am allowed
I need
I like
I am able
69
What are you most likely to say after hitting "send" on a college application?
divide et impera
ex post facto
status quo
alea iacta est
70
Pueri, puellam territuri, post arborem stabant.
frightening
frightened
intending to frighten
to frighten
71
What is the Latin word for the universal color of a stop sign?
caeruleus
viridis
ater
ruber
72
An ancient Roman would hear shouts such as "Ave, imperator, moriturī tē salutamus!" ...
at the Curia
in a school
at the Colosseum
in a temple
73
Matris fabula erat notissima.
to mother
with mother
mother
mother's
74
Clamorēs liberōrum per vias audīrī poterant.
will hear
will be heard
to hear
to be heard
75
Pueri in agris trēs horas laboraverunt.
in three hours
after three hours
about three hours
for three hours
76
Dominus servum dormientem non videt.
sleeping
about to fall asleep
to sleep
sleeps
77
Trēs et quīndecim sunt...
duodēvīgintī
trēdecim
octō
sēdecim
78
Liber ab omnibus puerīs legetur.
by all the boys
of all the boys
about all the boys
for all the boys
79
Pelias ordered Jason to...
obtain the Golden Fleece
tame the winged horse Pegasus
kill the Gordon Medusa
bring Cerberus from the Underworld
80
At the Battle of Actium, the forced of Antony and Cleopatra fought with those of...
Pompey
Octavian
Julius Caesar
Brutus
81
Parvi pueri celeriter arborem ascenderunt.
very quickly
as quickly as possible
quickly
rather quickly
82
Milites Romani erant ____ qui audacter pugnabant.
virum fortem
virorum fortium
viros fortes
viri fortes
83
Pater huius pueri erat imperator clarus.
this boy
of this boy
to these boys
these boys
84
Which Roman province was acquired as a result of the First Punic War?
Germania
Graecia
Gallia
Sicilia
85
If a team suffers a disappointing but not season-ending loss, what might the coach tell them?
caveat emptor
in loco parentes
ad astra per aspera
veni, vidi, vici
86
Nuntius tubā signum dabit.
of a trumpet
a trumpet
with a trumpet
for a trumpet
87
Paris mālum aureum deae tertiae dedit.
by the third goddess
from the third goddess
to the third goddess
with the third goddess
88
The abbreviation SPQR symbolized Roman...
education
slavery
government
mythology
89
Caesar Galliam Germaniamque vistaverat.
Germany but not Gaul
Gaul or Germany
Gaul but not Germany
Gaul and Germany
90
Nec mater nec pater dē donīs scit.
each...and
both...and
neither...nor
either...or
91
Quae insula est proxima Italiae?
Sicilia
Cyprus
Crēta
Dēlos
92
Mater nostra, ____ donum dedimus, laetissima erat.
quos
quae
cui
quibus
93
Where did Theseus journey to seek the Minotaur?
Egypt
Troy
Sicily
Crete
94
Hannibal impetum exercituum non timuit.
of the armies
to the armies
armies
by the armies
95
Servos in horto ambulantēs spectavit.
having walked
to walk
walking
about to walk
96
Scipio Africanus the Elder is best remembered for...
revising the calendar
expelling the last king of Rome
defeating Hannibal
writing De Bello Gallico

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Latin III Honors Midterm Review 2020

96 termsStudBud Administration49 plays

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Questions 96

Answers

1
Vitae senātōrum nōn semper fēlīcēs sunt.
senators
by senators
of senators
to senators
2
After defeating his former ally at Actium in 31 BC, who became first emperor of Rome?
Octavian
Brutus
Pompey
Antony
3
Gladiīs strictīs, gladiatorēs pugnare coeperunt.
to draw swords
about to draw swords
swords having been drawn
drawing swords
4
With too much work for one person to do, each team member took a task. This is an example of...
status quo
caveat emptor
divide et impera
alea iacta est
5
What savage mythical animal was first wounded by Atalanta in a group hunt?
Hydra
Minotaur
Nemean Lion
Calydonian Boar
6
Who is the hero associated with the Golden Fleece and Medea?
Hercules
Theseus
Jason
Daedalus
7
Which province produced linen, papyrus, and a large portion of Rome's grain supply?
Britannia
Gallia
Germania
Aegyptus
8
In classical mythology, which hero and monster do NOT encounter each other?
Theseus and the Chimaera
Odysseus and Polyphemus
Hercules and Cerberus
Perseus and Medusa
9
Telemachus is related to Odysseus in the same way as ____ is related to Daedalus.
Theseus
Jason
Perseus
Icarus
10
Marcus Favonius dīcit, "Quid novī est hodiē? Brevī tempore vidēbimus."
for a long time
soon
never
now
11
Cupiō, mater, illam stolam!
that
her
the same
this
12
Germani ā Romanis vincebantur.
have been conquered
were being conquered
will be conquered
are conquered
13
Propter ____ dux exercitum magnum ad urbem mīsit.
periculi
periculum
periculis
periculorum
14
Cicero semper pulchre dixit.
beautiful
very beautiful
beautifully
rather beautifully
15
Quot sunt viginti minus decem?
decem
novem
duodeviginti
quattuordecim
16
Omnes liberi ad theatrum mecum ibunt.
from me
with me
to me
mine
17
During what event would a Roman see a mappa, ova, delphini, and a spina?
stage productions
gladiatorial fights
public bathing
chariot racing
18
Which Latin phrase should you remember if you are thinking of buying a used car?
caveat emptor
divide et impera
cave canem
cum laude
19
"Fer auxilium ad me!" clamat agricola.
He is bringing help
He has brought help
Let's bring help
Bring help
20
Senator putavit consulem esse in urbe.
was
is
will be
had been
21
Cui rex pecuniam dedit?
whom
whose
to whom
with whom
22
If a certain chain of stores is ubiquitous, the stores in this chain are...
crowded
expensive
spacious
everywhere
23
Nonne cupis cire multa verba nova? Disce linguam Latinam!
Why do you wnat
Do you want
You won't want
Don't you want
24
What does the abbreviation e.g. mean?
note well
in other words
thank you
for example
25
Iter trans Alpēs erat longissimum.
rather long
very long
long
longer
26
What is a typical response if a friend asks you, "Quid novi?"
Optime
Nihil
Salve
Male
27
Puella, ā puerō territa, eum pulsāvit.
to frighten
frightening
intending to frighten
having been frightened
28
Where might a Roman audience see a retiarius, a secutor, a bestiarius, and a venatio?
a theater
an amphitheater
public baths
a temple
29
Omnes socii regem vulneratum salutaverunt.
about to wound
to wound
wounded
wounding
30
Soror mea herī discedere voluerat.
had wanted
wanted
wants
will want
31
With what activity are strigiles, unguentum, and tepidarium associated?
gladiatorial fights
public bathing
chariot racing
stage productions
32
Post multos annos Caesar totam Galliam vincere potuit.
having conquered
to be conquered
conquering
to conquer
33
Et pueri et puellae in magno horto ludebant.
Either...or
Whether...or
Both...and
Not only...but also
34
The lawyer portrayed the witness as veracious.
defiant
truthful
confused
unreliable
35
Cui canem dabis?
from whom
to whom
by whom
whose
36
Undeviginti servi in agro laborabant.
nine
nineteen
eleven
twenty one
37
Cerēs Proserpinam, ________, per orbem terrarum petīvit.
sua fīlia
suae fīliae
suārum fīliārum
suam fīliam
38
Where do the best, bravest, and brightest heroes spend their afterlife?
Elysian Fields
Mount Parnassus
beneath Mount Etna
Tartarus
39
Dux Romanus urbem hostium oppugnari iussit.
attacking
about to attack
having attacked
to be attacked
40
Princeps ā militibus suis laudabatur.
with his soldiers
of his soldiers
for his soldiers
by his soldiers
41
Multi barbari ab imperatore capti erant.
were captured
are captured
had been captured
have been captured
42
Discipulī ex urbe discedere nōluērunt.
will not want
were not wanting
did not want
do not want
43
What Latin verb is the root of the English words relate, reference and translation?
lavo
laudo
fero
facio
44
Aedificium, _____ parvus puer vīdit, magnum erat.
quod
quae
cuius
quī
45
Quandō eōrum parentēs pervēnerunt?
how
why
when
how many
46
The first emperor of Rome who brought about the period of peace known as the Pax Romana was...
Aeneas
Caesar Augustus
Julius Caesar
Constantine
47
Minerva erat prudentior ceteris deis.
with the rest of the gods
of the rest of the gods
by the rest of the gods
than the rest of the gods
48
Ille poeta est melior hōc.
very best of all
better than this one
best of these
better than all
49
Bellerophon ā Chimaerā nōn necātus est.
the Chimera
with the Chimera
for the Chimera
by the Chimera
50
Tertiā horā omnes ad urbem venient.
After three hours
At the third hour
For three hours
Before the third hour
51
Atalanta celerrime currere poterat.
rather quickly
very quickly
more quickly
quickly
52
What Roman leader invaded Britain and Germany in 55 BC and spent a number of years in Gaul?
Gaius Julius Caesar
Marcus Licinius Crassus
Marcus Antonius
Publius Cornelius Scipio
53
What Roman political faction generally appealed to the desires of the common people?
Populares
Imperatores
Equites
Optimates
54
Cuius amicus in atrio est?
Whom
To whom
Whose
Who
55
Based on its Latin root, which English word literally means "to reduce to nothing"?
defenestrate
reanimate
annihilate
decapitate
56
Ego de Olympo ad terram descendo. Sum nuntius deorum. Alas in pedibus meis habeo. Quis sum?
Mars
Ianus
Neptunus
Mercurius
57
Hostes consilia Romanorum praedicere poterant.
were able
had been able
are able
will be able
58
Dīc mihi, pater, fabulam de Medeā!
they tell
she tells
tell
to tell
59
Aut pugnate aut discedite ab urbe!
Both...and
Although...nevertheless
Neither...nor
Either...or
60
The Pontifex Maximus, the Vestals and the Penates were all important Roman...
educational institutions
religious figures
mythological transformations
military officers
61
Miser canis ā dominō amārī vult.
having been loved
loving
to be loved
to love
62
Nōlī narrare, Lūcī, totam fabulam.
don't tell
I didn't tell
I'm not telling
he cannot tell
63
Senator orationem scripturus in tablinum intravit.
about to write
while writing
after writing
written
64
The phrase Dramatis Personae often introduces a list of...
characters in a play
names on a grave ston
candidates on a ballot
players on a sports team
65
Neque Gaius neque Tiberius est vir bonus!
either...or
although...nevertheless
neither...nor
both...and
66
Fabulae de deis antiquis semper in scholā legentur.
have been read
were reading
will be read
are reading
67
Discipuli quam saeissime libros legere debent.
as often as possible
however often
often
more often
68
Amicos visitare semper mihi placet.
I am allowed
I need
I like
I am able
69
What are you most likely to say after hitting "send" on a college application?
divide et impera
ex post facto
status quo
alea iacta est
70
Pueri, puellam territuri, post arborem stabant.
frightening
frightened
intending to frighten
to frighten
71
What is the Latin word for the universal color of a stop sign?
caeruleus
viridis
ater
ruber
72
An ancient Roman would hear shouts such as "Ave, imperator, moriturī tē salutamus!" ...
at the Curia
in a school
at the Colosseum
in a temple
73
Matris fabula erat notissima.
to mother
with mother
mother
mother's
74
Clamorēs liberōrum per vias audīrī poterant.
will hear
will be heard
to hear
to be heard
75
Pueri in agris trēs horas laboraverunt.
in three hours
after three hours
about three hours
for three hours
76
Dominus servum dormientem non videt.
sleeping
about to fall asleep
to sleep
sleeps
77
Trēs et quīndecim sunt...
duodēvīgintī
trēdecim
octō
sēdecim
78
Liber ab omnibus puerīs legetur.
by all the boys
of all the boys
about all the boys
for all the boys
79
Pelias ordered Jason to...
obtain the Golden Fleece
tame the winged horse Pegasus
kill the Gordon Medusa
bring Cerberus from the Underworld
80
At the Battle of Actium, the forced of Antony and Cleopatra fought with those of...
Pompey
Octavian
Julius Caesar
Brutus
81
Parvi pueri celeriter arborem ascenderunt.
very quickly
as quickly as possible
quickly
rather quickly
82
Milites Romani erant ____ qui audacter pugnabant.
virum fortem
virorum fortium
viros fortes
viri fortes
83
Pater huius pueri erat imperator clarus.
this boy
of this boy
to these boys
these boys
84
Which Roman province was acquired as a result of the First Punic War?
Germania
Graecia
Gallia
Sicilia
85
If a team suffers a disappointing but not season-ending loss, what might the coach tell them?
caveat emptor
in loco parentes
ad astra per aspera
veni, vidi, vici
86
Nuntius tubā signum dabit.
of a trumpet
a trumpet
with a trumpet
for a trumpet
87
Paris mālum aureum deae tertiae dedit.
by the third goddess
from the third goddess
to the third goddess
with the third goddess
88
The abbreviation SPQR symbolized Roman...
education
slavery
government
mythology
89
Caesar Galliam Germaniamque vistaverat.
Germany but not Gaul
Gaul or Germany
Gaul but not Germany
Gaul and Germany
90
Nec mater nec pater dē donīs scit.
each...and
both...and
neither...nor
either...or
91
Quae insula est proxima Italiae?
Sicilia
Cyprus
Crēta
Dēlos
92
Mater nostra, ____ donum dedimus, laetissima erat.
quos
quae
cui
quibus
93
Where did Theseus journey to seek the Minotaur?
Egypt
Troy
Sicily
Crete
94
Hannibal impetum exercituum non timuit.
of the armies
to the armies
armies
by the armies
95
Servos in horto ambulantēs spectavit.
having walked
to walk
walking
about to walk
96
Scipio Africanus the Elder is best remembered for...
revising the calendar
expelling the last king of Rome
defeating Hannibal
writing De Bello Gallico