2nd Declension Neuter Nouns Forms, Tier 2

How would I say the following in Latin? (just the underlined words)

The wielders of those long whips used in Lupercalia were the high priests themselves!

How would I say the following in Latin? (just the underlined words)

The captain explained,“Due to the narrowness of the straits, we’ll have trouble sailing to Rome!”

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The citizens of this small Roman town honored Cicero, their grand champion, who became a consul of Rome!

How would I say the following in Latin? (just the underlined words)

1. All the crops of the fields failed when Ceres withdrew her blessings!

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1. The fugitives were stuck in the mouth of the great cave while the soldiers passed by.

How would I say the following in Latin? (just the underlined words)

1. The gladiator fell when the blade of his long, sharp sword shattered, and he was unable to defend himself. (use ferrum, -ī, n.)

choose the correct forms;

1. The harshness of his judgment surprised even the Senator’s friends, for he had been known to be a merciful man.

• eius iūdicium

• eius iūdiciī

• eius iūdicia

• eius iūdiciōrum

choose the correct forms;

1. “The instigator of these heinous crimes against the Republic must be apprehended at once!” declared the consul in the Roman Senate.

• flāgitiōrum malōrum

• flāgitia mala

• flāgitiī malī

• flāgitium malum

choose the correct forms;

1. The names of the many stars were different for the Greeks, but they still described gods.

• astra multa

• astrum multum

• astrī multī

• astrōrum multōrum

choose the correct forms;

1. The nature of her miserable exile was very harsh; he was left on a small deserted island with little food and no companions.

• eius exsiliī miserī

• eius exsilium mīserum

• exsilia miseria eius

• exsiliōrum miserōrum eius