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- 1. Multiple ChoiceQuid Anglice significat fabula?storypinfullerawesomeness
- 2. Multiple ChoiceQuid Anglice significat imperator?generalpowerorderunfairness
- 3. Multiple ChoiceQuid Anglice significat pateo?lie openmake opensufferdrink
- 4. Multiple ChoiceQuid Anglice significat postea?afterwardsbehindbeforebaker
- 5. Multiple ChoiceQuid Anglice significat dives?richpoordivinecrafty
- 6. Multiple ChoiceQuod verbum Latinum significat "command, power"?imperiumimperatorimperoimperfectus
- 7. Multiple ChoiceQuod verbum Latinum significat "drive out"?expelloexcipioexplicoexpergiscor
- 8. Multiple ChoiceQuod verbum Latinum significat "seek"?quaeroquerorqueoseco
- 9. Multiple ChoiceQuod verbum Latinum significat "laugh"?rideorodorigeorado
- 10. Multiple ChoiceQuod verbum Latinum significat "wisely"?sapientersapienssapientiussapientissime
- 11. Multiple ChoiceGive the ablative singular for the Latin noun custodia.custodiācustodiīscustodiamcustodiae
- 12. Multiple ChoiceGive the ablative singular for the Latin noun paupertas, paupertatis.paupertatepaupertatipaupertatibuspaupertatis
- 13. Multiple ChoiceGive the ablative plural for the Latin noun dominus, domini.dominīsdominōdominumdominos
- 14. Multiple ChoiceWhat does recipiente mean?regainingregainedabout to be regainedabout to regain
- 15. Multiple ChoiceWhat does pulsīs mean?(having been) struckstrikingabout to strikemust be struck
- 16. Multiple ChoiceWhat does speraturō mean?about to hopehaving been hoped (for)must be hoped (for)hoping (for)
- 17. Multiple ChoiceWhich form could mean "accepting"?accipienteacceptoaccepturoaccepi
- 18. Multiple ChoiceWhich form could mean "told"?narratonarraturonarrantenarrando
- 19. Multiple ChoiceWhich form could mean "about to promise"?promissurāpromissīspromittentibuspromittendīs
- 20. Multiple Choice
(2005Poetry9) Senātōribus loquentibus, omnēs cīvēs tacēbant.
after the senators spoke
the eloquence of the senators
speaking to the senators
while the senators were speaking
- 21. Multiple Choice
(2006Poetry16) Ponte destructo, Horatius ad ripam natavit.
When the bridge will be destroyed
After the bridge had been destroyed
About to destroy the bridge
By destroying the bridge
- 22. Multiple Choice
(2008II14) Gladiīs strictīs, gladiatores pugnare coeperunt.
about to draw swords
to draw swords
drawing swords
swords having been drawn
- 23. Multiple Choice
(2008Prose9) Oratione auditā, omnes cives oratorem laudaverunt.
While the speech was being heard
To hear the speech
After the speech had been heard
By hearing the speech
- 24. Multiple Choice
(2010III16rev) Artificibus templum aedificaturīs, multi orationes habuerunt.
After the workers had built the temple
With the workers about to build the temple
While the workers build the temple
Since the temple must to be built
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