NLE 2010 Latin III Practice Exam

Cicerōne vigilante, Catilīna nōn fīet cōnsul.

• does not become

• was not made

• will not become

• had not been made

Nōn facillimum est subitō dēpōnere amōrem longum.

• very easy

• easier

• rather easy

• easy

Augustus prīnceps Athēnīs saepe morātus est.

• from Athens

• near Athens

• in Athens

• to Athens

Numquam bellum gerere cupiāmus!

• We have never wanted

• May we never wish

• We will never wish

• We never want

Caesar mīlitēs in silvam inveniendae aquae causā mīsit.

• because of lack of water

• because they found water

• to find water

• to cause the water to flow

Pater fīliīs imperāvit nē ad flūmen īrent.

• The sons told their father to go to the river.

• The father ordered his sons not to go to the river.

• The father was not commanded to go with his sons to the river.

• The father did not ask his sons to leave the river.

Quisque territus exclāmāvit, "Ēheu! Caelum cadit!"

• Any frightened person

• A certain terrified lady

• Why did the frightened man

• Each terrified person

Apud nōs omnēs bene cēnant.

• At our house

• On account of us

• Among ours

• For us

Oportet nōbīs optimum facere.

• We will try to do our best.

• It is proper for us to do our best.

• Our best is important to us.

• Let's make sure to do our best.

Caesar sōlus ē castrīs excessit ut cōnsilium caperet.

• to capture the consul

• to seek advice

• to make a plan

• to give comfort