MC Latin 3/4 Final Prep

Pompeiō victō, Caesar ad Aegyptum profectus est.

• by defeating Pompey

• after Pompey had been defeated

• conquered by Pompey

• with Pompey as victor

Pater ab Hannibale petit nē in amīcitiā cum Rōmānīs sit.

• that he is

• that he not be

• that he would be

• that he had not been

Hōc turpius nōbīs fuit nihil.

• This was rather shameful to us.

• He was never more shameful to us than this.

• We had never seen anything more shameful.

• Nothing was more shameful to us than this.

Quattuor hōrās canis nōs secūtus erat.

• followed

• will follow

• had followed

• will have followed

Orpheus uxōrem tantum amābat ut sine eā vīvere nōllet.

• wanted to live

• was unwilling to live

• does not wish to live

• preferred to live

Poētae scrīpsērunt Herculem in Graeciā habitāvisse.

• lives

• used to live

• had lived

• would live

Utinam istī lēgī paruissem!

• I could obey that law!

• Would that I had obeyed that law!

• I hesitated to obey that law!

• I should never have obeyed that law!

Scimus quid nōbīs faciendum sit.

• what we could do

• what has been done to us

• what must be done by us

• what had been done with us

Ulixēs fortior cēterīs nautīs erat.

• than the rest of the sailors

• by the rest of the sailors

• with the rest of the sailors

• to the rest of the sailors

Vigīlēs praesidiō oppidō missī sunt.

• The watchmen were sent as a guard for the town.

• The town was guarded by the

  watchmen.

• The watchmen sent a guard for the town.

• The watchmen are sent from the town with a guard.