OHS Latin IV 9/1/20

Mūcius Scaevola fortiter nūntiāvit, “Omnēs hostēs Rōmānōs sīc timeant!”

• If only all enemies had feared

• All enemies must fear

• All enemies will fear

• Let all enemies fear

When a Roman orator spoke to the people in the Forum, he would usually stand __ .

• on the rostra

• at the door of the Curia

• in a basilica

• on the steps of the temple of Vesta

Imperātor laudāvit mīlitēs __ in proeliō pugnāverant.

• quōrum

• quem

• quae

• quī

The teacher asked her students to explicate the difficult poem.

• read aloud with expression

• unfold the hidden meaning

• study the historical background

• imitate the style in a poem of their own

Who was the enemy of Cicero who caused his exile in 58 B.C. whose sister was "Lesbia" in the poems of Catullus?

• Sulla

• Crassus

• Cato

• Clodius

Est mihi magna vīlla rūstica.

• I sold a large farm.

• My villas are in the country.

• My farm is growing larger.

• I have a large farm.

Lēx quam cīvēs cupiunt erit bona.

• who

• whom

• which

• whose

Reflecting the identity of those who colonized it, the southern part of Italy was known as

• Latium

• Gallia Cisalpīna

• Etrūria

• Magna Graecia

Caesar Gallōs pūgnāndīs multīs proeliīs vīcit.

• while fighting many battles

• by fighting many battles

• after many battles had been fought

• for fighting many battles

Marius eōsdem librōs iterum legere voluit. What did Marius want to do?

• read some of the books

• re-read the same books

• read none of the books

• read his own books