Latin 2 Performance Exam Practice Fall

Performance Exam Practice

Derivatives

Categorize

Options (10)

ambulance

ambulatory

amble

amicable

amigo

audible

auditory

audit

irate

irritated

Match the derivative to its root.

ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatum

amicus, amici, m.

audio, audire, audivi, auditus

iratus, irata, iratum

Categorize

Options (8)

partial

partisan

apartment

progress

protect

permeate

pervasive

proceed

Match the derivative to its root.

pars, partis, f.

pro

per

procedo, procedere, processi

Categorize

Options (8)

magnanimous

magnify

military

militia

vociferous

vocal

virile

virtue

Match the derivative to its root.

magnus, magna, magnum

vir, viri, m.

vox, vocis, f.

miles, militis, m.

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Translation Practice

Multiple Choice

What case is the underlined noun?

extra urbem Alexandriae,

• nominative

• dative

• accusative

• genitive

Multiple Choice

How does the underlined noun translate, based on the case?

extra urbem Alexandriae,

• Alexandria

• to Alexandira

• in Alexandria

• of Alexandria

Open Ended

Translate:

extra urbem Alexandriae,

Multiple Choice

What case is the underlined noun?

subito decem Aegyptiī, quī insidiās paraverant, impetum fecerunt. 

• nominative

• dative

• accusative

• genitive

Multiple Choice

How does the underlined noun translate, based on the case?

subito decem Aegyptiī, quī insidiās paraverant, impetum fecerunt. 

• Egyptians

• to Egyptians

• Egyptian

• of Egyptians

Open Ended

Translate:

subito decem Aegyptiī, quī insidiās paraverant, impetum fecerunt. 

(insidias = trap impetum fecerunt = made an attack)

Multiple Choice

Identify the underlined word.

Quintus et Clemens fortiter resistebant, sed facile erat Aegyptiīs eōs superāre.

• imperfect tense verb

• ablative noun

• infinitive

• relative pronoun

Multiple Choice

What case is the underlined noun?

Quintus et Clemens fortiter resistebant, sed facile erat Aegyptiīs eōs superāre.

• Dative

• Ablative

• Nominative

• Vocative

Open Ended

Translate:

Quintus et Clemens fortiter resistebant, sed facile erat Aegyptiīs eōs superāre.

(eos = them, meaning Quintus and Clemens)

Culture

Match

Match the Following

• Ptolemy

• Alexander

• Augustus

• Cleopatra

• Pharos

Family ruled for 300 years

Founder of the city of Alexandria

Completed the Cesareum

Last ruler of the Ptolemy family

Lighthouse in the harbor

• Family ruled for 300 years

• Founder of the city of Alexandria

• Completed the Cesareum

• Last ruler of the Ptolemy family

• Lighthouse in the harbor

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Egyptians

• Persians

• Greeks

• Romans

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Open Ended

Explain why the Greeks and Romans exploited the Egyptian people.

Multiple Choice

The relationship of the Greeks & Romans with the Egyptians is comparable to which modern scenario:

• Identity theft online

• Child labor in Sub-Saharan Africa

• Conspiracy theorists in QAnon

• US trade restrictions with North Korea