novella indirect statements

vos dixistis res e bracchiis sinistris mihi daturus esse. ​ (a)   ​ (b)   that you ​ (c)   me the things from your left arms.

• You
• said
• would give
• gave
• give
• says
• will give
• him
• to
• He

argumentum mihi est: viros dixisse multa de Milione et de caede Clodii. My argument ​ (a)   that men ​ (b)   many things about Milo and the death of Clodius.

• is
• said
• says
• was
• had said
• would say
• will say
• will be

Teriqetas audivit imperatorem Nubiam capere velle. Teriqetas ​ (a)   that the emperor ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)   Nubia.

• heard
• wanted
• to
• capture
• hears
• captured
• had
• wants
• would
• will

quod scivit iter difficile futurum esse, cum Nicerote iter facere volebat. Because he ​ (a)   that the journey ​ (b)   difficult, he ​ (c)   to travel with Niceros.

• knew
• would be
• was wanting
• knows
• will be
• was
• is
• wants
• had wanted
• had been

Psyche nunc scivit sororem esse pessimiam serpentem. Psyche now ​ (a)   that her sister ​ (b)   the worst snake.

• knew
• was
• knows
• had known
• is
• to be
• had been
• would be

Trāditum est autem in hōc numerō fuisse Herculem. Moreover ​ (a)   ​ (b)   that Hercules ​ (c)   in this number.

• it was
• handed down
• had been
• it will be
• it had been
• it is
• was
• would be
• is

Danae tristis putabat monstrum Medusam a Perseo inveniri non posse. Sad Danae ​ (a)   that the ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)   ​ (e)   .

• was thinking
• monster Medusa
• was not able
• to be found
• by Perseus
• has thought
• Perseus
• to find
• found
• had not been able

sed ipse Romulus cicumibat ostendebatque id patrum virginum superbia factum esse. But Romulus himself was going around and ​ (a)   that it ​ (b)   ​ (c)   of the ​ (d)   ​ (e)   .

• saying
• had been done
• by the arrogance
• maidens'
• fathers
• maiden's
• was done
• had made
• had said
• arrogance

puella putat oculos feminae esse mirabiles. The ​ (a)   ​ (b)   that the ​ (c)   ​ (d)   ​ (e)   wonderful.

• girl
• thinks
• eyes
• of the woman
• are
• thought
• were
• had been
• women's
• would be

superba Arachne Minervam in mortale non vidit. clamavit se magistram non habere. Who does not have a teacher?

• Arachne

• Minerva