Stage 22 Test Review

Modestus et Strythio ad thermas festinaverunt.

• Modestus and Strythio hurried to the baths.

• Modestus and Strythio had hurried to the baths.

• Modestus and Strythio hurried out of the baths.

• Modestus and Strythio had hurried out of the baths.

duo amici defixionem in fontem sacrum deicere voluerunt.

• The two friends wanted to throw a curse tablet into the sacred fountain.

• The two friends had wanted to throw a curse tablet into the sacred fountain.

• The two friends wanted to throw an amulet into the sacred fountain.

• The two friends were wanting to throw a curse tablet into the sacred fountain.

Modestus, miles fortissimus, ad pavimentum exanimatus decidit.

• Modestus, a very brave soldier, fell unconscious to the floor.

• Modestus, a brave soldier, fell unconscious to the floor.

• Modestus, a very brave soldier, had fallen unconscious to the floor.

• Modestus, a brave soldier, had fallen unconscious to the floor?

Strythio, qui Salvium amuletum deicientem viderat, nihil dixit.

• Strythio, who had seen Salvius throwing the amulet down, said nothing.

• Strythio, who had seen Salvius throwing the amulet down, had said nothing.

• Strythio, who saw Salvius throwing the amulet down, said nothing.

• Strythio, who saw Salvius throwing the amulet down, had said nothing.

Strythio prope Modestum exanimatus decidit!

• Strythio fell unconscious near Modestus!

• Strythio had fallen unconscious near Modestus!

• Modestus fell unconscious near Strythio!

• Strythio fell unconscious away from Modestus!

stans is best translated as

• standing

• having been stood

• having stood

appropinquare is a example of a(n)

• present active participle

• imperative

• infinitive

• verb

fortissimus is

• positive

• comparative

• superlative

the tense of quaesivit is

• present

• imperfect

• perfect

• pluperfect

adeptus is best translated as

• obtaining

• having obtained

• having been obtained