7E and 7F

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What is the subject(s) in this sentence:

Davum et servos pueri vexāre non timent.

• Davum

• servos

• pueri

• vexāre

• timent

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What is the direct object(s) in this sentence:

Davum et servos pueri vexāre non timent.

• Davum

• servos

• pueri

• vexāre

• timent

Multiple Choice

Select the correct translation

Davum et servos pueri vexāre non timent.

• Davus and the slaves annoy the boys.

• The boys annoy Davus and the slaves.

• The boys are not afraid to annoy Davus and the slaves.

• Davus and the slaves are not afraid to annoy the boys

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Select the subject(s) from the sentence below:

Pueros et puellas lupi semper terrent.

• Pueros

• puellas

• lupi

• semper

• timent

Multiple Select

Select the object(s) from the sentence below:

Pueros et puellas lupi semper terrent.

• Pueros

• puellas

• lupi

• semper

• timent

Multiple Choice

Select the correct translation

Pueros et puellas lupi semper terrent.

• The wolves are always terrified by the boys and the girls.

• The wolves always terrify the boys and the girls.

• The boys and girls are always terrified by the wolves.

• The boys and the girls always terrify the wolves.

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Select the subject(s) from the sentence below:

Servi lupos ex agrīs repellunt.

• servi

• lupos

• ex

• agrīs

• repellunt

Multiple Select

Select the object(s) from the sentence below:

Servi lupos ex agrīs repellunt.

• servi

• lupos

• ex

• agrīs

• repellunt

Multiple Choice

Select the correct translation

Servi lupos ex agrīs repellunt.

• The slaves repel (drive back) the wolves from the fields.

• The wolves are repelled (driven back) from the fields.

• The wolves repel (drive back) the slaves from the fields.

• The slaves are repelled (driven back) from the fields.

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Select the subject(s)

Voces in horto audit.

• Voces

• in

• horto

• audit

• None

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Select the object(s)

Voces in horto audit.

• Voces

• in

• horto

• audit

• None

Multiple Choice

Translate the sentence.

Voces in horto audit.

• She hears a voice in the garden.

• She hears voices in the garden

• Voices are heard in the garden.

• Voices hear in the garden.

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Choose the acceptable translations below:

Patres in viā conspiciunt.

• They catch sight of the fathers in the road.

• The fathers are caught sight of in the road.

• She catches sight of the father in the road.

• The fathers catch sight in the road.

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Choose the possible subject(s)

Patres in viā conspiciunt.

• Patres

• in

• viā

• conspiciunt

• None

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Choose the possible object(s)

Patres in viā conspiciunt.

• Patres

• in

• viā

• conspiciunt

• None

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Choose the subject(s)

Patres pueros in viā conspiciunt

• Patres

• pueros

• viā

• conspiciunt

• None

Multiple Select

Choose the object(s)

Patres pueros in viā conspiciunt

• Patres

• pueros

• viā

• conspiciunt

• None

Multiple Choice

Choose the translation

Patres pueros in viā conspiciunt

• The boy catches sight of the father in the road.

• The father catches sight of the boy in the road.

• The fathers catch sight of the boys in the road.

• The boys catch sight of the fathers in the road.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct translation for:

Patres solliciti clamores audiunt.

• The shouts hear the anxious fathers.

• The anxious shouts hear the fathers.

• The fathers hear the anxious shouts.

• The anxious fathers hear the shouts.

Multiple Select

Choose the subject(s) for

Patres solliciti clamores audiunt.

(hint: include any adjectives that modify subjects)

• Patres

• solliciti

• clamores

• audiunt

• None

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Choose the direct object(s) for

Patres solliciti clamores audiunt.

(hint: include any adjectives that modify direct objects)

• Patres

• solliciti

• clamores

• audiunt

• None

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Choose the direct object(s) for

Magnas voces patres audiunt.

(hint: include any adjectives that modify direct objects)

• Magnas

• voces

• patres

• audiunt

• None

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Choose the subject(s) for

Magnas voces patres audiunt.

(hint: include any adjectives that modify direct objects)

• Magnas

• voces

• patres

• audiunt

• None

Multiple Choice

Choose the translation(s) for

Magnas voces patres audiunt.

• The fathers hear great voices.

• Great voices are heard by the fathers.

• A great voice is heard by the father.

• The father hears a great voice.