Caesar Chapter 2 Review

Orgetorix is described as the most noble and most:

• powerful

• godlike

• rich

• feard

Ditissimus (1) is _______________degree.

• positive

• comparative

• superlative

• infinitive

The antecedent of is (1) is: .

• Helvetios

• Orgetorix

• M. Messala

• M. Pisone

M. Messalā et M. Pisone consulibus is:

• ablative absolute

• ablative of time when

• ablative of personal agent

• ablative of manner

Caesar mentions M. Messalā et M. Pisone in order to:

• name the leaders of Roman forces in Gaul

• indicate the year

• dedicate the book to them

• give them credit for their role in the conquest of Gaul

inductus (2) is a(n):

• present active participle

• perfect passive participle

• perfect passive participle

• present passive participle

inductus (2) modiifes:

• regni

• cupiditate

• coniurationem

• is

What did Ogetorix "make"?

• an alliance

• new laws

• a new kingdom

• a conspiracy

By what was Orgetorix led to do this?

• fear of the nobility

• a desire of a kingdom

• fear of rivals

• fear of the Romans

regni (2) is:

• genitive of possession

• partitive gentitive

• objective genitive

• genitive of description