A result clause will always be triggered by some such word as ___.

• tam

• tantus

• tot

• adeō

Which of the following words would not trigger a result clause?

• tālis

• ita

• sīc

• tum

The result clause itself will always start with the word ___, which in this case is translated "that."

• tum

• ut

• cum

• quasi

The verb in a result clause will always be ___.

• indicative

• subjunctive

• present

• pluperfect

tam stultus erat dominus ut omnēs servī eum dērīdērent.

The master was so stupid ___.

• that all the servants made fun of him.

• when all the servants made fun of him.

• though some of the servants respected him.

• since some of the servants made fun of him.

tantus erat clāmor ut nēmō iussa centuriōnum audīret.

The noise was so great ___.

• since no one could hear the orders of the centurions

• although a few could hear the centurions' orders

• that no one could hear the orders of the centurions

• that everyone could hear the orders of the centurions

Agricola tot mīlitēs ēmīsit ut hostēs fugerent.

Agricola sent out so many soldiers ___.

• when the enemy fled

• that the enemy fled

• although the enemy fled

• that the enemy stood their ground

centuriōnem adeō timēbam ut ad castra redīre nōn audērem.

I was so afraid of the centurion ___.

• that I dared to return to camp

• since I returned to camp

• that I had returned to camp

• that I didn't dare return to camp

tot servōs habēbās ut eōs numerāre nōn possē___.

ancillae nostrae tam dīligenter labōrābant ut eās saepe laudārē___.