LT #1: Identify the person of the verb amō.

• 1st person

• 2nd person

• 3rd person

LT#1: Who is performing the action of the verb ambulās?

• you

• I

• he/she/it

• they

LT#1: How would you say "he is running"?

• est currō

• currit

• sum currō

• curre

LT#1: How would you say "I see the slave-girl"?

• ego ancilla videt

• ancilla videō

• tū ancillam vidēs

• videō ancillam

LT#1: What does Syphax say? Select all that apply.

• ego sum vēnālīcius

• ego barbam tondeō

• ego sum Pantagathus

• ego servum vēndō

LT#2: Translate "quid tū coquis?"

• Are you the cook?

• Why are you cooking?

• What do you cook?

• Where is the cook?

LT#2: Translate "quis es tū?"

• Who are you?

• Where are you?

• How are you?

• Why are you here?

LT#2: Translate "cūr Caecilius in forō negōtium agit?"

• Why does Caecilius do business in the forum?

• Where is Caecilius today?

• Is Caecilius negotiating in the marketplace?

• What business does Caecilius do in the business center?

LT#2: What would be an appropriate response to "quis es tū?"

• Metella est māter.

• Lucia in hortō legit.

• tū es canis.

• ego sum poēta.

LT #2: Translate "cūr servus nōn est in vīllā?"

• Why isn't the slave in the house?

• What is the slave doing in the house?

• Who is the slave in this house?

• Why is the slave now in the village?