Latin II: Perfect Passive Participles & Indicative Mood

Ostium inventum est.

• The port was found.
• The port had been found.
• We found the port.
• He found the port.

"Carthaginiensēs, a Romanīs superatī, non victorēs erant." Superatī in this sentence is:

• a conjugated, main verb - perfect tense
• a perfect passive participle
• a pronoun
• a conjugated, main verb - pluperfect tense 

"What was the name of the king killed by that cruel citizen?" Provide the correct form for "killed":

• interfectae
• interfecto
• interfectī
• interfectī sunt 

"With the letter having been received," Caesar addressed the army.

• Epistulīs receptīs
• Epistulā receptā
• Epistulā recipiente
• Epistulā receptura

'With the enemy having been killed," the remaining Romans were confident.

• Hostis necatus est
• Hostis necatus
• Hoste necatō
• Hoste necatum

The children, "scolded by their parents," began to cry.

• Reprehensi a parentibus
• Reprehensis a parentibus
• Reprehensi parentibus
• Reprehendentibus a parentibus

Eō auditō, Caesar legionēs demisit.

• "With this having been heard, Caesar dismissed the legions."
• What was heard?
• "When this was said, Caesar dismissed the legions."
• Caesar heard the news and dismissed the legions.

Hīs rebus perfectīs, Caesar transivit flumen.

• "When this was done, Caesar crossed the river."
• "When he did this, Caesar crossed the river."
• "After this was done, Caesar crossed the river."
• "After these things were completed, Caesar crossed the river."

The letters "had been read" by Caesar.

• lectae sunt
• lectae erant
• lectae erunt
• leguntur

Do you see "the sailors, detained on the ship?"

• nautas in navi detentas
• nautas in navi detinentibus
• nautas in navi detinentes 
• nautas in navi detentos