CLC Stage 27 Subjunctive Review

Identify the subordinate clause:

cum haec sēcum cōgitāret, subitō cōnsilium callidum cēpit.

• cum clause

• indirect question

• purpose

• result

• indirect command

Identify the subordinate clause:

lēgātus erat tam īnsānus ut comitēs dormientēs incenderet.

• cum clause

• indirect question

• purpose

• result

• indirect command

Identify the subordinate clause:

quis captīvīs nocuisset nēmō in hāc cohortē scīvit.

• cum clause

• indirect question

• purpose

• result

• indirect command

Identify the subordinate clause:

scīvistisne quāle iussum centuriō daret?

• cum clause

• indirect question

• purpose

• result

• indirect command

Identify the subordinate clause:

nōs adeō taedet ut dormīre possēmus.

• cum clause

• indirect question

• purpose

• result

• indirect command

Identify the subordinate clause:

legātus legiōnem duxit ut regnum saevum occupāret.

• cum clause

• indirect question

• purpose

• result

• indirect command

After the verbs monēre and imperāre, we should anticipate what kind of subjunctive clause?

• cum clause

• indirect question

• purpose

• result

• indirect command

Which of the following is not a word that anticipates a result clause?

• tam

• tantus

• adeo

• totus

• tot

For us for now, the verb introduced by ut must be...

• imperfect indicative

• imperfect subjunctive

• pluperfect indicative

• pluperfect subjunctive

For us for now, which is not an acceptable translation of a purpose clause?

• so that...might ____

• to ____

• that ____

• in order that ...might ____