17.3 part 1

17.3: 87-94

Multiple Choice

What is this section of text bespeaking?

• The rightness of praising one when absent

• The rightness of praising someone for a job well done

• The rightness of praising someone for doing what they are suppose to do.

• The rightness of praising in general

Multiple Choice

Why is Marcus being questioned over his non praising behavior?

• Because Diodorus would be praised.

• Because Marcus is a bad student.

• Because Quintus is absent and who speaks evil of the dead/missing?

• Because Marcus is the whipping boy

Open Ended

What does this mean to you: "discipulum absentem reprehendere non convenit."

Multiple Choice

Marcus "fears with respect" the virga or Diodorus

• Verum

• Falsum

17.3: 95-100

Multiple Choice

Diodorus does not hear Marcus' comment about his level of non-reverential fear for Diodorus or his stick.

• Verum

• Falsum

Multiple Choice

What does "promit" mean: "ē sacculō duōs nummōs promit."

• puts /places

• puts away

• takes out

• raises

17.3: 101-112

Word Cloud

This section is about?

Multiple Choice

Early in this section what is Titus NOT doing?

• Thinking

• Answering

• Sitting

• Looking at Diodorus

Open Ended

What is Diodorus expressing when he says:
"[Ego] [r]esponsum opperior, Tite."

Multiple Choice

What is meant by Titus response:

"Nondum respondeo antequam primum cogitare oportet."

• I am about to answer, just wait a sec.

• I have yet to answer because I have to think

• I am unsure of the answer, ask someone else

• I am responding now by saying these words.

Multiple Choice

What does "opperior" mean

• cover

• wait with anticipation

• press down

• work

Multiple Choice

In "primum cogitare oportet." What does "oportet" mean

• It is necessary

• It is fitting

• It is morally right and necessary

• It is oppressing

17.3: 113-116

Open Ended

What is up in these lines?

Multiple Choice

"It is morally right and time-sensitive urgency to not answer unless called upon."

• Verum

• Falsum

Word Cloud

What word speaks of this "morally, time-sensitive urgency"

17.3: 117-120

Word Cloud

What is the opposite of "incertus"?

17.3: 121-126

Open Ended

Why would a teacher say then as now:

"Responsum certum magistro dare oportet."

17.3: 127-128

Multiple Choice

Quid facit Diodorus?

• praising

• scolding

• questioning

• thinking

Open Ended

Cur magistro laudat Titum?