National Latin Exam Level 4H Practice #1 (NLE3/4Prose 2014)

Aeneas Carthagine profectus ad Italiam navigavit.

• to Carthage

• at Carthage

• near Carthage

• from Carthage

Aeneas Carthagine profectus ad Italiam navigabat.

• having been set out

• had set out

• was set out

• having set out

Victoria ostendat uter exercitus bellō sit melior.

• every army

• why the army

• any army

• which army

Victoria ostendat uter exercitus bellō sit melior.

• abl place where

• abl of comparison

• abl means/instrument

• abl separation

Erant plurima consilia de occupandō ponte.

• from the seized bridge

• concerning seizing the bridge

• concerning the bridge which was seized

• for the purpose of seizing the bridge

Nullus dux in illā urbe fuit dignus laudis

• had such great praise

• was praised because of dignity

• was worthy of praise

• praised the worthy

Cum fulmen milites terruisset, Pericles eos sedavit.

• because lightening might frighten

• when lightning had frightened

• whenever lightning frightens

• Although lightning frightens

Necesse est nobic cognoscere ______________ exercitus Caesaris maneat _________proficiscatur.

• nec. . . nec

• sive . . . sive

• alii, . . . alii

• tam. . . quam

"Hoc est idem vinum quod heri bibimus" paterfamilias declaravit.

• the same wine that

• any other wine

• indeed another wine

• some kind of wine

Duces dixērunt sese signum proeli daturos esse.

• has been given

• is given

• would give

• will be given