St 22 All three types of participle

Caecilius, ad forum ambulans, iuvenes ridentes spectavit. Which is the best translation?

• Caecilius, walking to the forum, saw the young men and laughed.

• Caecilius, walking to the forum, saw young men laughing.

• Caecilius, having walked to the forum, saw young men laughing.

• Caecilius, having walked to the forum, saw that the young men had laughed.

canis ferocissimus puerum ludentem in via terruit. Which type of participle is this?

• Present active (playing)

• Present passive (being played)

• Perfect active (having played)

• Perfect passive (having been played)

Cephalus Memorem dormientem excitare temptabat. What is the case and number of the participle?

• Nom, sg

• Nom, pl

• Acc, sg

• Acc, pl

rex saepe deceptus, fures scelestos punivit. What is the correct translation?

• The king, often deceiving others, punished the wicked thieves.

• The king, often punished the deceiving and wicked thieves.

• The king, often deceived, punished the wicked thieves.

• The kings, often deceived, punished the wicked thieves.

cives Romani candidatum electum plauserunt.

• The Roman citizens were applauding the elected candidate.

• The Roman citizens applauded the candidate they were electing.

• The Roman citizen applauded the candidate who was electing them.

• The Roman citizens applauded the elected candidate.

servus discum iactatum a Milone retulit. Which type of participle is this and which noun does it describe?

• Present active, servus

• Perfect passive, discum

• Perfect passive, Milone

• Perfect active, discum

sacerdos, templum ingressus, deam Sulem adoravit. Which is the correct translation?

• The priest, having entered the temple, worshipped the goddess Sulis.

• The priest, entering the temple, worshipped the goddess Sulis.

• The priests, having entered the temple, worshipped the goddess Sulis.

• The priest, worshipped the goddess Sulis as she entered the temple.

deam precatus, sacerdos ad villam Memoris festinabat. What type of participle is this?

• Present active

• Present passive

• Perfect active

• Perfect passive

pecuniam adepta, Metella novam togam Quinto emit. Which noun is the participle describing?

• pecuniam

• Metella

• togam

• Quinto

pecuniam adepta, Metella novam togam Quinto emit. What is the best translation?

• Having received the money, Metella buys Quintus a strange toga.

• Having received the money, Metella bought a new toga for Quintus.

• Receiving the money, Metella gives a new toga to Quintus.

• Receiving the money, Metella bought a new toga for Quintus.