Chapter 15 Story Lines 9-17

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Multiple Choice

What are the boys doing in the Chapter 15 Story?

• Looking at vehicles

• Throwing the ball around

• Poking Cornelia

• Crying loudly

Multiple Choice

The vehicle they saw was drawn by horses. Which vehicle here is eliminated as a possibility?

• The topmost one (raeda)

• The middle one (plaustrum)

• The bottom one (cisium)

“Non est raeda, “ inquit Marcus, “nam quattuor rotas habet raeda.  Illud vehiculum duas tantum rotas habet.”

“Est cisium!” clamat Sextus.  “Ecce, Marce!  Quam celeriter appropinquat!”

Multiple Choice

“Non est raeda, “ inquit Marcus, “nam quattuor rotas habet raeda.  Illud vehiculum duas tantum rotas habet.”

“Est cisium!” clamat Sextus.  “Ecce, Marce!  Quam celeriter appropinquat!”

How many wheels do the boys see on that vehicle?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

Multiple Choice

“Non est raeda, “ inquit Marcus, “nam quattuor rotas habet raeda.  Illud vehiculum duas tantum rotas habet.”

“Est cisium!” clamat Sextus.  “Ecce, Marce!  Quam celeriter appropinquat!”

Knowing the vehicle is led by horses, which of these vehicles do the boys see?

• The topmost one (raeda)

• Middle one (plaustrum)

• Bottom one (cisium)

Fill in the Blanks

  Illud vehiculum duas tantum rotas habet.

What case/use is vehiculum?

Options: Nominative Subject, Nominative Predicate, Genitive of Possession, Dative Indirect Object, Accusative Direct Object, Ablative of Place, Ablative of Time, Ablative of Accompaniment, Ablative of Means, Ablative of Manner, Vocative Direct Address

“Fortasse est vir praeclarus qui ab urbe Neapolim iter facit.”

“Minime, Sexte!” respondet Marcus.  “Non est vir praeclarus, nam tunicam, non togam gerit.  Fortasse est alius tabellarius.”

Praeterit cisium.  Tum nubem pulveris tantum vident et murmur rotarum audiunt.  Tandem silentium.

Multiple Select

“Fortasse est vir praeclarus qui ab urbe Neapolim iter facit.”

“Minime, Sexte!” respondet Marcus.  “Non est vir praeclarus, nam tunicam, non togam gerit.  Fortasse est alius tabellarius.”

Praeterit cisium.  Tum nubem pulveris tantum vident et murmur rotarum audiunt.  Tandem silentium.

What do we know about the driver?

• He's a distinguished man

• He's wearing a tunic

• He's wearing a toga

• He's probably a courier

Multiple Choice

“Fortasse est vir praeclarus qui ab urbe Neapolim iter facit.”

“Minime, Sexte!” respondet Marcus.  “Non est vir praeclarus, nam tunicam, non togam gerit.  Fortasse est alius tabellarius.”

Praeterit cisium.  Tum nubem pulveris tantum vident et murmur rotarum audiunt.  Tandem silentium.

Does this driver help them?

• Yes

• No

Fill in the Blanks

Praeterit cisium. 

What person, number, and tense is praeterit?

Person: First, Second, Third

Number: Singular, Plural

Tense: Present, Imperfect