Stage 21 Test: Most Missed Questions (CP)

Stage 21 Test:

Most Missed Questions

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Multiple Choice

5. What Latin phrase shows Memor’s thoughts about Cephalus? (Lines 5-7)

• ā lībertō tandem

• oculum aperuit

• mē vexās

• sum occupātus

Multiple Choice

7. How does Cephalus demonstrate that he is overwhelmed? (Lines 8-10)

• he tries to wake up Memor again

• he lists all the people waiting for Memor

• he gives up and goes back to sleep

• he called the soldiers in to deal with Memor

Multiple Choice

8. Who summoned whom? (Line 10)

• the soldiers summoned Memor

• the architect summoned the workers

• Memor summoned the merchants 

• the merchants summoned Memor

usually end in -RE

always translate TO verb

Infinitives...

Some grammar to remember...

Give a COMMAND

Can be positive (do!) or negative (don't!), singular (1)
or plural (1+)

Imperatives...

Some grammar to remember...

Multiple Choice

12. What form of the verb is excitare in line 3?

• present active participle

• imperative

• perfect passive participle 

• infinitive

🔹4th part of the verb
look for A/AB=BY nearby

🔹translates HAVING BEEN _ED

Perfect Passive (PPP)

🔹look for -NS or -NT-

🔹translates ____ING

Present Active (PrAP)

PARTICIPLES

Multiple Choice

13. What is the best translation of dormiens in line 4? 

• sleeping

• having slept

• to sleep 

• sleep!

Multiple Choice

14. What is the form of the verb excitatus in line 5? 

• present active participle

• imperative

• perfect passive participle 

• infinitive

Multiple Choice

16. What is the best translation of iussus in line 13?

• ordering

• having been ordered

• don't order!

• was ordering

Multiple Choice

25. puella, a domino vocata, ad forum festinat.

• present active participle

• perfect passive participle

• neither

Multiple Choice

26. Cephalus Memorem dormientem excitavit.

• present active participle

• perfect passive participle

• neither

Multiple Choice

27. haruspex laetus, senatorem videns, ornamenta ex armario extraxit.

• present active participle

• perfect passive participle

• neither

Multiple Choice

29.  subito equos appropinquantes audivimus.  

• approaching

• having been approached