Chapter 15 Suburani indirect statements perfect tense

What is the English translation of the Latin verb "audio"?

• I notice

• I hear

• I reply

• I announce

What does the Latin verb "credo" mean in English?

• I reply

• I announce

• I believe

• I feel, notice

What does the Latin phrase "sed non conspexit viam non esse tutam" translate to in English?

• But he did not see the road was not safe.

• But he saw the road was safe.

• He decided to take the unsafe road.

• The road was long and winding.

What does the Latin phrase "intellexit crocodilam petere" translate to in English?

• He understood that the crocodile was attacking.

• He went to the river

• He found a hidden treasure

• He learned a new skill

What does the Latin phrase "discipuli suos libros habent" translate to in English?

• The students have their books.

• The teacher reads a book.

• The school is open.

• The house is small.

What does the Latin phrase "cognovit discipulos libros non habere" mean in English?

• The teacher knew the students did not have books.

• The students knew the teacher had books.

• The books were not known to the students.

• The teacher reads the books to the students.

What is the structure used in Latin to form an indirect statement about past events?

• Head verb + nominative + infinitive

• Head verb + accusative + infinitive

• Head verb + dative + infinitive

• Head verb + genitive + infinitive

Which of the following is a correct example of an indirect statement in Latin referring to past events?

• nuntius dicit Romanos vincere

• nuntius dicit Romanos vincerunt

• nuntius dicit Romanos vincit

• nuntius dicit Romanos vincebant

In the example "nuntius dixit navem appropinquare," how should the indirect statement be correctly translated into English?

• The messenger said the ship to be approaching.

• The messenger said that the ship was approaching.

• The messenger said that the ship is approaching.

• The messenger said that the ship had approached.

Which Latin verb translates to "I believe" in English?

• credo

• clamo

• conspicio

• dico