Stage 22- Modestus (5e)

Modestus et Strythio ad tabernam Latronis ambulant.

• Modestus and Strythio were walking to Latro's shop.

• Modestus and Strythio are walking to Latro's shop.

• Modestus and Strythio walked to Latro's shop.

• Modestus and Latro are walking to Latro's shop.

Stryhtio, quamquam amicus Modesti est, eum deridet.

• Strythio, although he is a friend of Modestus, is making fun of him.

• Strythio, since he is a friend of Modestus, is making fun of him.

• Strythio, although he was a friend of Modestus, is making fun of him.

• Strythio, although he was not a friend of Modestus, is making fun of him.

What does Modestus ask Strythio in line 3?

• Where are you?

• Who are you?

• What are you?

• When are you?

What does Modestus order Strythio to do?

• Sit near him

• Stand near him

• Die near him

• Stare near him

Strythio: adsum. hercle! quam fortunatus sum! prope virum summae virtutis sto.

• I am here. By Hercules! How fortunate I am! I am standing near a man of the greatest virtue.

• I was here. By Hercules! How fortunate I was! I was standing near a man of the greatest virtue.

• I am here. By Hercules! How fortunate I am! I am sitting near a man of the greatest virtue.

• I am here. By Hercules! How fortunate I am! I am near a man of the greatest virtue.

In line 5-6, which god does Strythio say Modestus is stronger than?

• Jupiter

• Minerva

• Mars

• Venus

Modestus: verum dicis. olim tria milia hostium occidi.

• You speak the truth. I once killed three thousand of the enemy.

• You speak the truth. I once killed two thousand of the enemy.

• You speak the truth. I once killed three hundred of the enemy.

• You have spoken the truth. I once killed three thousand enemies.

According to Strythio in lines 8-9, why do all the girls love Modestus?

• So strong and handsome

• Strong and handsome

• Weak and handsome

• Strong and average-looking

illa Vilbia, heri te conspicata, statim amavit. multa de te rogavit.

• That Vilbia, having caught sight of you yesterday, loved you at once. She asked many things about you.

• That Vilbia, having caught sight of you yesterday, loved you at once.

• That Vilbia, having caught sight of you yesterday, loved you. She asked many things about you.

• That Vilbia, having been caught sight of you yesterday, loved you at once. She asked many things about you.

Modestus: quid dixit?

• What did she say?

• Who did she say?

• Why did she say?

• When did she say?