Indirect Statement Practice

Multiple Choice

Sabīna dixit Alexandrum sē servāre.

• Sabina says that Alexander saved him.

• Sabina says that Alexander saves her.

• Sabina said that she was saving Alexander.

• Sabina said that Alexander was saving her.

Multiple Choice

Vīdimus Sabinam prope Alexandrum nōn sedēre.

• We saw that Sabina was not sitting near Alexander.

• We see that Alexander and Sabina are not sitting near them.

• We saw that Sabina is sitting near Alexander.

• I see that Alexander is not sitting near Sabina.

Match

Match the following

• Subject

• Head Verb

• Accusative Subject

• Accusative Direct Object

• Infinitive

Alexander

intellegit

se

Sabinam

amare

• Alexander

• intellegit

• se

• Sabinam

• amare

Multiple Choice

Alexander intellēgit sē Sabinam amāre.

• Alexander realized that he (someone else) loved Sabina.

• Alexander realized that he himself loves Sabina.

• Alexander realizes that he himself loves Sabina.

• Alexander realizes that he (someone else) loves Sabina.

Multiple Choice

Lūcīlius audit Sabīnam in Lūsitāniā habitāre.

• Sabina is living in Lusitania, Lucilius hears.

• Lucilius hears that Sabina is living in Lusitania.

• Lucilius heard that she was living in Lusitania.

• She heard from Lucilius that Sabina was living in Lusitania.

Multiple Choice

What is the form of the verb is "esse"?

• perfect

• indicative

• imperative

• infinitive

Multiple Choice

Alexander nescīvit eōs amīcōs esse.

• Alexander did not know that they were friends.

• Alexander does not know that they themselves are friends.

• Alexander did not know that he himself was his (someone else) friend.

• Alexander does not know that they are friends.

Multiple Choice

Who/what does "suum" refer to here?

• Sabina

• her father

• his (someone else)

• her (someone else)

Multiple Choice

How should "esse" be translated in this sentence?

• was

• are

• is

• to be

Multiple Choice

scis Lūcīlium et Alexandrum virōs bonōs esse.

• You knew that Lucilius and Alexander were good men.

• You know that Lucilius and Alexander are good men.

• Lucilius and Alexander knew that they were good men.

• Lucilius and Alexander know that they are good men.

Multiple Choice

Who does "sē" refer to in this sentence?

• Sabina

• Lucilius

• the tribune

• Alexander

Multiple Choice

Which of the following would be the best translation of "eum" in this sentence?

• she (someone else)

• he (someone else)

• he himself

• she herself

Match

Match the following

• Subject

• Head Verb

• Accusative Subject

• Accusative Direct Object

• Infinitive

Lucilius

sensit

eum

Sabinam

servare

• Lucilius

• sensit

• eum

• Sabinam

• servare

Multiple Choice

How should "nubere" be translated in this sentence?

• to marry

• marries

• married

• was marrying

Multiple Choice

Sabīna nuntiat sē nubere velle...

• Sabina announced that she (someone else) wanted to marry...

• Sabina announced that she herself was wanting to marry...

• Sabina announces that he wants to marry...

• Sabina announces that she wants to marry...

Poll

How should the sentence end? Sabina announces that she wants to marry...

• Alexander!

• Lucilius!

• no one!