OHS Latin B 10/28

Intimidate and timorous are derived from the Latin verb which means __.

• cry

• fear

• seeking the familiar shores

• sleep

Puella territa in lectō mātris dormīre cupiēbat

• to sleep

• she sleeps

• having slept

• they sleep

Quintia, wearing a _____ , went to the Forum.

• cēna

• tabella

• stola

• sella

Parva puella magnum canem timuit.

• fears

• feared

• will fear

• to fear

Līberī senātōris clārī erant discipulī bonī.

• for the famous senator

• famous senator

• of the famous senator

• by the famous senator

Where would you most likely find the Latin expression Tempus fugit?

• on the face of a clock

• over a school’s doorway

• in the front of a book

• at the bottom of a letter

Graecī ex Āsiā discēdere parant.

• depart!

• they depart

• they will depart

• to depart

Quis erat deus mūsicae et sōlis et medicīnae?

• Vulcānus

• Mars

• Plūtō

• Apollō

The last king of Rome, driven out of the city by L. Junius Brutus in 510 B.C., was __.

• Hannibal

• Horatius Cocles

• Cincinnatus

• Tarquinius Superbus

Menelāus, rēx Spartae, uxōrem pulchram recipere cupīvit. The adjective pulchram agrees with

• Spartae

• rēx

• Menelāus

• uxōrem