NLE Practice 2-Latin IV

Identify the figure of speech in the sentence, “Tū quidem, Cicerō, ut homō vīxistī, ut ōrātor dīxistī, ut philosophus scrīpsistī.”

• litotes

• chiasmus

• interlocking word order

• tricolon

What figure of speech occurs in the words: Castrōrum imperātōrem et ducem hostiumin senātū vidētis.

• metonymy

• chiasmus

• anaphora

• litotes

Certum mihi est Rōmānōs suam patriam amāre.

• It please me

• I am sure

• It has been sent to me

• I was told

Iūlius Caesar arbitrābātur Belgās esse omnium Gallōrum fortissimōs.

• is thought

• used to think

• will think

• has been thought

The English words diffuse, confound, refund, and effusive all derive from the the same Latin verb meaning to

• perform

• pollute

• establish

• pour

What beautiful girl sparked the jealousy of Venus and was married to a "monster" whom she later discovered to be Cupid?

• Thisbe

• Echo

• Psyche

• Daphne

A Roman would be given a bulla to hang around his neck to ward off evil spirits when he

• entered adulthood

• received his name

• married

• joined the army

Fīliī rēgis sē obsidēs hostibus dant.

• themselves

• ourselves

• himself

• her own

Tē oportet sequī ducem.

• It is hard to follow the leader

• The leader will follow you

• I have followed your leader

• You ought to follow the leader

What city, known for its library, was the capital of Roman Egypt?

• Carthage

• Corinth

• Rhodes

• Alexandria