fear clause test prep

Translate the sentence: "Timuerunt pugnare alii; alii autem timebant ne urbs ab hostibus caperetur."

• Some were afraid to fight; others, however, were afraid that the city would be captured by the enemy.

• 1. Some were afraid to fight; others, however, feared that the city would not be captured by the enemy.

• Others feared to fight; but others feared that the city would not be captured by the enemy.

Translate the sentence: "Vereor ne amicum videre prohibear."

• 
  I fear that I may be prevented from seeing my friend.

• I fear that my friend is prevented from seeing me.

• I fear that I may not be prevented from seeing my friend.

Translate the sentence: "Veritus ne villa incenderetur, senator domum statim cucurrit."

• Having feared that the villa would be burned, the senator immediately ran home.

• Having feared that the senator's house would be burned, he immediately ran to the villa.

• Fearing that the villa was burned, the senator immediately ran home.

Translate the sentence: "Periculum est ne ille captus liberetur."

• There is a danger that that man, having been captured, may be set free.

• There is a danger that he will not be set free after being captured.

• 1. It is dangerous that he will be captured and set free.

Translate the sentence: "Cicero metuebat ut satis severus esse videretur."

• Cicero was afraid that he might not seem strict enough

• Cicero is afraid that he does not seem strict enough

• We are afraid that Cicero might not seem strict enough