Aristo Translation

Stage 19 - Demonstratives

Translation: Aristo

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation for vir miserrimus.

• A miserable man

• A very misserable man

• A man who is sometimes miserable

Multiple Choice

What is the Nominative Singular of Aristo, Aristonis (m.)?

• Aristo

• Aristonis

• Aristous

• Aristoa

Aristo vir miserrimus est, quod vitam duram vivit.

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Circle the Nominative Subject.
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Underline the Nominative Predicates (2).
Underline the Accusative Direct Objects (2).
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Multiple Choice

Which word is the Relative Pronoun?: pater Aristonis scriptor notissimus erat, qui in Graecia habitabat.

• pater

• Aristonis

• erat

• qui

Multiple Choice

What does qui mean?

• where

• who

• of

• them

pater Aristonis scriptor notissimus erat, qui in Graecia habitabat.

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Put brackets around the Relative Clause.
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Multiple Choice

What is the implied subject of currebat?

• they

• he

• we

• I

tragoedias optimas scribebat.

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Multiple Choice

Which is the infinitive form?

• scribo

• scribite

• scribere

• scribebat

Multiple Choice

What does scribere mean?

• I write

• to write

• of writing

• write

Aristo, quod ipse tragoedias scribere vult, vitam quietam quaerit;

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Underline the Accusative Direct Objects (3).
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Multiple Choice

What is the Nominative Singular form of uxor, uxoris (f.)?

• uxoris

• uxor

• uxora

• uxori

sed uxor et filia ei obstant.

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NOTE: ei = him and functions as a direct object.
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Multiple Choice

What is the Genitive Singular form of Aristo, Aristonis (m.)?

• Aristo

• Aristonis

• Aristoi

• Aristae

Multiple Choice

How do you translate Aristonis?

• for Aristo

• of Aristo

Galatea, uxor Aristonis, amicos ad villam semper invitat.

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Multiple Choice

Which is the Nominative Predicate?: Aristo et Galatea sunt parentes.

• Aristo

• Galatea

• sunt

• parentes

amici Galateae sunt tibicines et citharoedi.

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Multiple Choice

Which means "these friends"?

• hic amicus

• hi amici

hi amici in villa Aristonis semper cantant et iocos faciunt.

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Multiple Choice

What is the Genitive Singular of uxor, uxoris (f.)?

• uxor

• uxoris

• uxori

• uxorae

Multiple Choice

What is the translation of uxoris?

• to his wife

• of his wife

Aristo amicos uxoris semper fugit.

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Helena quoque, filia Aristonis et Galateae, patrem vexat.

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Multiple Choice

What is the implied subject of portat?

• they

• she

• I

• you

multos iuvenes ad villam patris invitat.

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Multiple Choice

What is the Nomninative Predicate?: amici Helenae sunt poetae.

• amici

• Helenae

• sunt

• poetae

Multiple Choice

Which is the Genitive noun?: amici Helenae sunt poetae.

• amici

• Helenae

• sunt

• poetae

amici Helenae sunt poetae.

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Multiple Choice

Which is a preposition?

• et

• in

• sed

• quod

Multiple Choice

Which is a prepositional phrase?

• et villae

• portate!

• scribere vult

• in villa

in villa Aristonis poetae versus suos recitant.

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Note: versus is the Accusative Plural form of this noun.
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Multiple Choice

Which is accusative?

• hos

• hi

Aristo hos versus non amat, quod scurriles sunt.

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Multiple Choice

Which is the best translation for se?

• themselves

• that

• those

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a preposition?

• ad

• e

• inter

• trahere

saepe poetae inter se pugnant.

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Multiple Choice

What is the Genitive Singular of filia, -ae (f.)?

• filia

• filiae

• filiam

• filias

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation of filiae?

• of his daughter

• with his daughter

saepe Aristo amicos filiae e villa expellit.

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Multiple Choice

What is the best translation of difficile est?

• they are difficult

• it is difficult

difficile est Aristoni tragoedias scribere.

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