Romulus and Remus part 2

Romulus and Remus part 2

Reading Comprehension

​packet pg 10

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​Be sure to highlight or write your responses in your packet.

Multiple Choice

When the shallow water had receded, where was the basket?

• on the dry land

• under the fig tree

• near the cave

• by the sheep

Multiple Choice

Why did the wolf happen to be nearby?

• she was hungry

• she was thirsty

• she was sleepy

• she smelled something

Multiple Select

What two things did she do for the babies? 

• raise the babies

• feed the babies

• lick the babies

• drown the babies

Multiple Choice

Who was Faustulus?

• raise the evil king who wanted the babies dead

• the she-wolf

• the god of war

• master of the royal herd

Multiple Choice

What is the infinitive in the indirect statement from lines 7-8?

• putent

• Laurentiam

• vocatam (esse)

• pastores

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation of Laurentiam...lupam vocatam putent?

• they think that Laurentia has been called a lupa

• Laurentia thinks that she has been called a lupa

• he said that the lupa has been call Laurentia

Multiple Choice

Where did he take the babies?

• to the king

• to his stables

• to the river

• to the cave

Multiple Choice

What Latin describes what Rome used to look like?

• vastae sōlitūdinēs erant.

• tum in hīs locīs

• tenet fāma

• cum fluitantem

  ālveum

Multiple Choice

What Latin shows what the twins were being carried in?

• vastae sōlitūdinēs erant.

• tum in hīs locīs

• tenet fāma

• fluitantem

  ālveum

Multiple Choice

What Latin explains who found the boys?

• iam expositī erant puerī

• tenuis in siccō aqua 

  dēstituisset,

•  lupam sitientem...cursum flexisse

• ex montibus quī circā sunt

Multiple Choice

What Latin shows in which condition the boys were found?

• puerīlem vāgītum

• tenuis in siccō aqua 

  dēstituisset,

•  lupam sitientem...cursum flexisse

• ex montibus quī circā sunt

Multiple Choice

What Latin shows what Faustulus saw when he first encountered the boys?

• puerīlem vāgītum

• eam submissās īnfantibus ... praebuisse mammās

• linguā lambentem puerōs magister 

  rēgiī pecoris invēnerit

• Faustulō fuisse nōmen ferunt

Multiple Select

What Latin explains what TWO possibilities we have for Larentia’s actual character?

•  uxōrī

• locum fābulae ac mīrāculō datum.

• Faustulō fuisse nōmen ferunt

• vulgātō corpore “lupam” inter pastōrēs vocātam putent;

​Indirect Statements

questions

​Be sure to know this grammar and mark it in your text on pg 10 or 11.

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​Here are the indirect statement notes from packet pg 26, if you were absent Monday

Multiple Choice

What is the head verb that introduces the indirect statement from lines 1-4?

• tenet

• lupam sitientem

• flexisse

• cursum

Multiple Choice

What is the accusative subject of the indirect statement from lines 1-4?

• tenet

• lupam sitientem

• flexisse

• cursum

Multiple Choice

What is the infinitive of the indirect statement from lines 1-4?

• tenet

• lupam sitientem

• flexisse

• cursum

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation of tenet fama....lupam sitientem ... cursum flexisse

• rumor holds that the thirsty she-wolf turned her path 

• it holds a rumor that the thirsty wolf's course turned

• some say the rumor that the path changed the thirsty she-wolf

Multiple Choice

What is the accusative subject in the indirect statement from lines 4-5?

• tenet (from line 1)

• eam (referring to lupa)

• praebuisse

• mammas

Multiple Choice

What is the head verb that introduces the indirect statement from lines 7-8?

• putent

• Laurentiam

• vocatam (esse)

• pastores

Multiple Choice

What is the infinitive in the indirect statement from lines 4-5?

• tenet (from line 1)

• eam (referring to lupa)

• praebuisse

• mammas

Multiple Choice

What is the head verb that introduces the indirect statement from lines 4-5?

• tenet (from line 1)

• eam (referring to lupa)

• praebuisse

• mammas

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation of tenet fama....eam praebuisse mammas?

• rumor holds that the she offered her teats

• it holds a rumor that her teats were offered to them

• the rumor holds that the teats offered them gently 

Multiple Select

Select ALL perfect passive participles

• expositi erant

• submissas

• vulgato

• datum est

• fuisse