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- 1. Multiple Choice
desino, desinere, desii, desitus
to abandon, stop, cease
to desire
to be foolish
to lose control
- 2. Multiple Choice
ineptio, ineptire
to despair
to be foolish
to reject, abandon
to perish
- 3. Multiple Choice
perditum ducere
to go to the underworld
to lead to destruction
to consider as lost
to lead astray
- 4. Multiple Choice
pereo, perire, perii, periturus (irregular)
to pierce, go through
to die, perish
to despair
to go away
- 5. Multiple Choice
fulgeo, fulgēre, fulsi
to shatter, break apart
to shine, gleam
to fill up, be full of
to rage, be angry
- 6. Multiple Choice
quantum
so great
as much as
how many
so many
- 7. Multiple Choice
iocosus, -a -um
yoked, attached
very sad, depressed
fun, playful
cruel
- 8. Multiple Choice
impotens, impotentis
lacking self-control
weak
unwilling
defeated
- 9. Multiple Choice
sector, sectari, sectatus sum
to cut, separate
to attack
to keep following, run after
to choose
- 10. Multiple Choice
sector, sectari is a deponent verb. A deponent is...
a verb with passive forms but translated as active
a defective verb, missing some forms
a verb indicating repetitive action
- 11. Multiple Choice
obstinatus, -a -um
resolute, stubborn
rejected
pursuing, intent
rash, reckless
- 12. Multiple Choice
mens, mentis f.
chin
a lie
mind
a thought, idea
- 13. Multiple Choice
perfero, perferre, pertuli, perlatus (irregular)
to carry across
endure to the end, bear patiently
to bring to an end
to penetrate
- 14. Multiple Choice
invitus, invita, invitum
unconquered, undefeated
vanquished
unwilling
willing
- 15. Multiple Choice
scelestus, -a -um
thin
murderous
wicked
unfaithful
- 16. Multiple Choice
bellus, -a -um
warlike
inimical, hostile
pretty, attactive
loud
- 17. Multiple Choice
dicēris (passive)
you will be said
you are said
you will have been said
you will say
- 18. Multiple Choice
basio, basiare, basiavi, basiatus
to embrace
to set in place
to beat, hit
to kiss
- 19. Multiple Choice
mordeo, morděre, momordi, morsus
to die
to bite
to soften
to mourn
- 20. Multiple Choice
destinatus, -a, -um
fixed, determined
facing toward
fated
abandoned
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