Latin IV NLE 2019

Frāter meus in peristyliō dormīre māvult.

• reveals

• does not want

• hates

• prefers

Tribus diēbus Alexandrīam nāvem solvēmus.

• from Alexandria

• of Alexandra

• at Alexandria

• to Alexandria

Iste canis tōtam noctem lātrābat.

• Some dog

• A certain dog

• That dog of yours

• Each dog

Senātōrēs Rōmānī nescīvērunt cūr mulierēs gaudērent.

• are rejoicing

• were rejoicing

• will rejoice

• had rejoiced

Erant Spartacō multa mīlia mīlitum.

• Spartacus ought

• Spartacus had

• Spartacus seemed

• Spartacus needed

Agricola quattuor bovēs ad agrum arandum īnstrūxerat.

• to the field having been plowed

• because he was plowing the field

• for the purpose of plowing the field

• after the field had been plowed

Crēditisne vōs dignōs nostrā amīcitiā esse?

• worthy of our friendship

• worthwhile to our friendship

• worthless without our friendship

• more worthy than our friendship

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

• All enemies will fear.

• All enemies must fear.

• If only all enemies had feared.

• Let all enemies fear.

Discipulī legere maiōrēs librōs saepe nolēbant.

• large

• larger

• largest

• as large as possible

Octāviānus, ā Caesare adoptātus, factus est _____ deī.

• filius

• filī

• filiō

• filium