Conditionals Review

​Conditionals Review

​A review for Part I of the Conditionals Test.

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is IMPERFECT SUBJUNCTIVE?

• orat

• oret

• orabit

• oravit

• oraret

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is FUTURE INDICATIVE?

• orat

• oret

• orabit

• oravit

• oraret

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is PRESENT INDICATIVE?

• orat

• oret

• orabit

• oravit

• oraret

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE?

• orat

• oret

• orabit

• oravit

• oraret

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is PERFECT INDICATIVE?

• orat

• oret

• orabit

• oravit

• oraret

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is PERFECT SUBJUNCTIVE?

• oravisset

• oraverat

• oraverit

• orabat

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is PLUPERFECT SUBJUNCTIVE?

• oravisset

• oraverat

• oraverit

• orabat

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is PLUPERFECT INDICATIVE?

• oravisset

• oraverat

• oraverit

• orabat

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is IMPERFECT INDICATIVE?

• oravisset

• oraverat

• oraverit

• orabat

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is PERFECT INDICATIVE?

• oratus erat

• oratus est

• oratus sit

• oratus esset

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is PERFECT SUBJUNCTIVE?

• oratus erat

• oratus est

• oratus sit

• oratus esset

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is PLUPERFECT SUBJUNCTIVE?

• oratus erat

• oratus est

• oratus sit

• oratus esset

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is PLUPERFECT INDICATIVE?

• oratus erat

• oratus est

• oratus sit

• oratus esset

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE?

• petat

• petit

• petet

• petivit

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is PRESENT INDICATIVE?

• petat

• petit

• petet

• petivit

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is FUTURE INDICATIVE?

• petat

• petit

• petet

• petivit

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is PERFECT INDICATIVE?

• petat

• petit

• petet

• petivit

Multiple Choice

Which one of these verbs is PERFECT INDICATIVE?

• petat

• petit

• petet

• petivit

Multiple Choice

What type of conditional is shown in this English sentence?

If you build it, they will come.

• present contrary to fact

• future condition of fact ("more vivid")

• past condition of fact

• should-would (future less vivid)

• past contrary to fact

Multiple Choice

What type of conditional is shown in this English sentence?

If I had taken better care of the plants, they would have survived.

• present contrary to fact

• future condition of fact ("more vivid")

• past condition of fact

• should-would (future less vivid)

• past contrary to fact

Multiple Choice

What type of conditional is shown in this English sentence?

If you should water the plants, they would grow.

• present contrary to fact

• future condition of fact ("more vivid")

• past condition of fact

• should-would (future less vivid)

• past contrary to fact

Multiple Choice

What type of conditional is shown in this English sentence?

If the children are well, the parents are happy.

• present contrary to fact

• future condition of fact ("more vivid")

• past condition of fact

• should-would (future less vivid)

• present condition of fact

Multiple Choice

What type of conditional is shown in this English sentence?

If it weren't raining, I would be outside

• present contrary to fact

• future condition of fact ("more vivid")

• past condition of fact

• should-would (future less vivid)

• present condition of fact

Multiple Choice

What type of conditional is shown in this English sentence?

If the wind blew forcefully, the sign fell.

• present contrary to fact

• future condition of fact ("more vivid")

• past condition of fact

• should-would (future less vivid)

• present condition of fact

Multiple Choice

What are the correct Latin translations of each verb of the conditional?

Si fabulae breviores essent, plures discipuli eas legerent.

• are....are reading

• had been...had read

• were...would read

• would have been....will read

Multiple Choice

What type of conditional is shown by the example below?

Si fabulae breviores essent, plures discipuli eas legerent.

• past condition of fact

• should...would

• present contrary to fact

• past contrary to fact

Multiple Choice

What are the correct Latin translations of each verb of the conditional?

Si librum meum non amisissem, eum tibi dedissem.

• I were not losing...I would give

• I had not lost....I had not given

• I had not lost...I would have given

• I should not lose...I would give

Multiple Choice

What is the type of condition shown?

Si librum meum non amisissem, eum tibi dedissem.

• present contrary to fact

• should-would (future less vivid)

• past contrary to fact

• past condition of fact

Multiple Choice

What are the correct Latin translations of each verb of the conditional?

Si illud dixit, mentitus est. (mentior, -īrī, -ītus sum - to lie)

• he had said...he would have lied

• he should say ....he would lie

• he said...he lied

• he says...he will lie

Multiple Choice

What is the type of condition shown?

Si illud dixit, mentitus est. (mentior, -īrī, -ītus sum - to lie)

• present contrary to fact

• should-would (future less vivid)

• past contrary to fact

• past condition of fact

Multiple Choice

What are the correct Latin translations of each verb of the conditional?

Si hostis socios nostros oppugnet, copias ad eos mittamus.

• were attacking....we would send

• had attacked....we would have sent

• should attack...we would send

• attacks.....we will send

Multiple Choice

What is the type of condition shown?

Si hostis socios nostros oppugnet, copias ad eos mittamus. (mentior, -īrī, -ītus sum - to lie)

• present contrary to fact

• should-would (future less vivid)

• past contrary to fact

• past condition of fact

Multiple Choice

What are the correct Latin translations of each verb of the conditional?

Si consul ad urbem nostram veniet, eum videbimus. (mentior, -īrī, -ītus sum - to lie)

• comes...we will see

• were coming......we would see

• had come...would have

• comes....we see

Multiple Choice

What is the type of condition shown?

Si consul ad urbem nostram veniet, eum videbimus.

• future condition of fact

  (future more vivid)

• should-would

  (future less vivid)

• present contrary to fact

• past contrary to face.

Multiple Choice

What is the type of condition shown?

Si esset plus temporis , libros Livi legeremus.

• there was...we were reading

• there will be.....we would read

• there were....we would read

• there is...we will

Multiple Choice

What is the type of condition shown?

Si esset plus temporis , libros Livi legeremus.

• present condition of fact

• past condition of fact

• present contrary to fact

• past contrary to face.

Multiple Choice

What are the correct Latin translations of each verb of the conditional?

Si in hāc domo maneamus, salvi (safe) simus.

• we should remain...we would be

• we were remaining......we would be

• had remained...would have been

• we remains...we will be

Multiple Choice

PIck the correct translation:

Si quis in hunc locum ingredietur, interficietur.

• He who enters this place will be killed.

  (future more vivid)

• Whoever enteres this place will be killed.

• If anyone enters this place, he will be killed.

• If anyone will enter this place, he will be killed.

Multiple Choice

PIck the correct translation:

Si sol clare luceret , liberi laeti essent.

• If the sun had been shinging brightly, the children would have been happy.

• If the sun shines brightly, the children will be happy.

• If the sun were shining brightly, the children would be happy.

• If the sun should sign, the children would be happy.

Multiple Choice

PIck the correct translation:

Si sol clare luxisset , liberi laeti fuissent.

• If the sun had been shinging brightly, the children would have been happy.

• If the sun shines brightly, the children will be happy.

• If the sun were shining brightly, the children would be happy.

• If the sun should sign, the children would be happy.

Multiple Choice

PIck the correct translation:

Si sol clare luxeat , liberi laeti sit.

• If the sun had been shinging brightly, the children would have been happy.

• If the sun shines brightly, the children will be happy.

• If the sun were shining brightly, the children would be happy.

• If the sun should shine brightly, the children would be happy.

Multiple Choice

PIck the correct translation:

Si sol clare lucebit, liberi laeti erunt.

• If the sun had been shinging brightly, the children would have been happy.

• If the sun shines brightly, the children will be happy.

• If the sun were shining brightly, the children would be happy.

• If the sun should sign, the children would be happy.

Multiple Choice

PIck the correct translation:

Si sol clare lucet, liberi laeti sunt.

• If the sun had been shinging brightly, the children would have been happy.

• If the sun shines brightly, the children are happy.

• If the sun were shining brightly, the children would be happy.

• If the sun should sign, the children would be happy.

Multiple Choice

PIck the correct translation:

Si conatus es, tua fortuna bona fuit.

• If you should try, your fortune would be good.

• If you try, your fortune will be good.

• If you had tried, your fortune whould have been good.

• If you were trying, your fortune woud be good.

• If you tried your fortune was good.

Multiple Choice

PIck the correct translation:

Si conaberis, tua fortuna bona erit.

• If you should try, your fortune would be good.

• If you try, your fortune will be good.

• If you had tried, your fortune whould have been good.

• If you were trying, your fortune woud be good.

• If you tried your fortune was good.

Multiple Choice

PIck the correct translation:

Si conatus esses, tua fortuna bona fuisset.

• If you should try, your fortune would be good.

• If you try, your fortune will be good.

• If you had tried, your fortune whould have been good.

• If you were trying, your fortune woud be good.

• If you tried your fortune was good.

Multiple Choice

PIck the correct translation:

Si conareris, tua fortuna bona esset.

• If you should try, your fortune would be good.

• If you try, your fortune will be good.

• If you had tried, your fortune whould have been good.

• If you were trying, your fortune woud be good.

• If you tried your fortune was good.

Multiple Choice

PIck the correct translation:

Si quid vis, roga!.

• Whatever you want, ask!

• Ask for what you want!

• If you should want anything, ask!

• If you want anything, ask!

Multiple Choice

PIck the correct translation:

Si quid velis, roga!. (HINT: velis is the present subjunctive of volo)

• Whatever you want, ask!

• Ask for what you want!

• If you should want anything, ask!

• If you want anything, ask!