Cambridge Latin Stage 21 - fons sacer

Stage 21 - fons sacer

By Amelia F Beck

Multiple Choice

What is the main verb?: Quīntus apud Salvium manēbat per tōtum hiemem.

• Quīntus

• apud

• manēbat

• hiemem

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Quīntus apud Salvium manēbat per tōtum hiemem.



Quintus ​

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at the home of Salvius ​

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​

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.

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was staying

stays

through

among

the whole winter

several winters

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation of invitātus?: saepe ad aulam Cogidubnī ibat, ā rēge invitātus.

• was inviting

• having been invited

• invites

• h

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saepe ad aulam Cogidubnī ibat, ā rēge invitātus.



He ​

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coming to the palace ​

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often, having been invited ​

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the king.

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by

to

of Cogidubnus

with Cogidubnus

was

is

Multiple Choice

What case is eī?: Quīntus eī multa dē urbe Alexandriā nārrābat...

• Nominative Case

• Accusative Case

• Dative Case

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Quīntus eī multa dē urbe Alexandriā nārrābat...



Quintus ​

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him ​

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things ​

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the city, Alexandria.

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about

with

toward

was telling

does tell

has told

many

some

Multiple Choice

What is the main verb?: ...quod rēx aliquid novī audīre semper volēbat.

• volēbat

• semper

• audīre

• quod

Multiple Choice

What is the infinitive verb?: ...quod rēx aliquid novī audīre semper volēbat.

• volēbat

• semper

• audīre

• quod

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...quod rēx aliquid novī audīre semper volēbat.



...​

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the king ​

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always wanting ​

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something new.

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was

is

to hear

hearing

having been heard

because

what

and

Multiple Choice

What tense is appropinquābat?: ubi vēr appropinquābat, Cogidubnus in morbum gravem incidit.

• Perfect Tense

• Imperfect Tense

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ubi vēr appropinquābat, Cogidubnus in morbum gravem incidit.



When spring ​

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approaching, Cogidubnus fell ​

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a serious ​

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. ​

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over

into

was

is

were

illness

pit

Multiple Choice

What are the Accusative Direct Objects?: rēx Quīntum et Salvium dē remediō anxius cōnsuluit.

• rēx, anxius

• Quīntum, Salvium

• dē, remediō

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rēx Quīntum et Salvium dē remediō anxius cōnsuluit.



The ​

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anxoiusly consulted Quintus and Salvius ​

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​

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.

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king

kings

about

toward

away from

a remedy

the remedies

Multiple Choice

What are the Nominative subjects? multī medicī, ad aulam arcessīstī, remedium morbī quaesīvērunt.

• multī, medicī

• aulam, arcessīstī

• remedium, morbī

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multī medicī, ad aulam arcessīstī, remedium morbī quaesīvērunt.



Many doctors, ​

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to the palace, ​

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the remedy ​

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the illness.

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having been called

were being called

are seeking

sought

of

with

Close your Macbook. You may use the green book and your charts.


On page 5 of the green book, write the Latin from Line 9-20 starting with "mī Quinte," and translate into English.