Stage 23 Test Review

Stage 23 Test Review

What does Modestus want Strythio to do? (lines 2-3)

focus on the word CELARE

Multiple Choice

What does Modestus want Strythio to do in lines 2-3?

• hide him

• deliver a letter

• order him food

• fight with him

In line 1, what case is AQUAE SULIS

look at the whole phrase IN OPPIDO AQUIS SULIS. Which case translates with "of" and has the endings AE, I, IS, ARUM, ORUM, UM?

Multiple Choice

In line 1, what is the case of AQUIS SULIS?

• nominative

• genitive

• dative

• accusative

• ablative

In line 10, what is the best translation of VEXATUS?

VEXATUS comes from the 4th principle part of the verb-- vexo, vexare, vexavi, vexatus

How do you translate the 4th principle part?

Multiple Choice

In line 10, what is the best translation of VEXATUS?

• annoying

• having been annoyed

• having annoyed

Participles

Present active participles: have an -ns at the end of the word or -nt- in the MIDDLE (-ing)

Perfect Active Participles: SCRAP PILES (having -ed)

Perfect Passive Participles: 4th principle part of a verb, may have a/ab (having been -ed)

Multiple Choice

Identify the capitalized word.

postquam Modustus Strythioque Vilbiam a fonte conspexerunt, eam AMAVERUNT

• perfect passive participle

• present active participle

• perfect active participle

• neither

Perfect Active Participles

Secutus- having followed

Conspicatus- having caught sight of

Regressus- having returned

Adeptus- having obtained

Precatus- having prayed

Passus- having suffered

Ingressus-having entered

Locutus-having spoken

Egressus-having left

Suspicatus-having suspected

Multiple Choice

epistulam a Cephalo scriptam ADEPTUS, rex Cogidubnus Memori arcessivit.

• perfect passive participle

• present active participle

• perfect active participle

• neither

Romanization

The concept where Romans integrate their own cultural practices with that of the people they have conquered.

Rather than replace the cultural norms of the people, they add in Roman ideals, building, religion, etc.

First and foremost, Romans wish to promote Roman gods.

Multiple Choice

What gods did the Roman government promote first and foremost?

• Sulis & the Celtic gods

• Isis & the Egyptian gods

• Zeus & the Greek gods

• Jupiter & the Roman gods

• any gods

Verb endings.

• ego: -m, -i, -o

• tu: -s, -isti

• he, she, it (singular nom): -t, -it

• nos: -mus, -imus

• vos: -tis, -istis

• they (plural nom): -nt, -erunt

Multiple Choice

Which is a verb with EGO as its subject?

• mihi

• pugnam

• templo

• iussi