Ecce Romani Chapter 14

What is the case, number, and gender of raeda?

[Dictionary entry: raeda, -ae, f. carriage]

• nominative, plural, feminine

• nominative, singular, feminine

• nominative, singular, masculine

• nominative, plural, neuter

What is the object of the preposition ē in this sentence?

Mox cūnctī in viam ē raedā dēscendunt, sollicitī sed incolumēs.

• sollictiī

• cūnctī

• viam

• raedā

What is the object of the preposition in in this sentence?

Ubi dēscendit raeda in fossam, concidunt omnēs.

• raeda

• omnēs

• fossam

• concidunt

What is the case, number, and gender of raedārium miserum?

• accusative, singular, masculine

• genitive, plural, masculine

• nominative, singular, masculine

• dative, singular, masculine

What is the function of raedarium miserum in this sentence?

Cornelius, quamquam gaudet quod omnes sunt incolumes, raedarium miserum reprehendit.

• subject

• direct object

• object of the preposition

• indirect object

What is the subject of cadit in this sentence?

Nēmō tamen ē raedā cadit.

• tamen

• nēmō

• raedā

• ē

What is the imperative type of Nōlī cessāre?

• postive

• negative

What is the translation of this imperative Nōlī cessāre?

• Be idle!

• Don't be idle!

• He is idle.

• She is idle

What is the direct object of trahunt in this sentence?

Equī raedam strenuē trahunt, sed frustrā.

• raedam

• equī

• strenuē

• frustrā

What is the best translation of this sentence?

Equī raedam strenuē trahunt, sed frustrā.

• The carriage is dragged strenuously by the horses but in vain.

• The horses strenuously the carriage but in vain.

• The horses strenuously drag the carriage, but in vain.

• Frustrated the horses drag the carriage.