Exploring Purpose Clauses in Latin

What is the main verb form used in a clause showing purpose in Latin?

• Imperative

• Subjunctive

• Indicative

• Infinitive

Which conjunction is commonly used to introduce a purpose clause in Latin?

• Sed

• Et

• Aut

• Ut

In the example 'Hannibal came to Italy to destroy the Romans', what is the purpose clause?

• To destroy the Romans

• Came to Italy

• Hannibal came to Italy

• Hannibal to destroy

How can a negative purpose clause be introduced in Latin?

• Using 'ut'

• Using 'ne'

• Using 'et'

• Using 'sed'

What is the purpose of the clause 'ne Roma vinceretur'?

• So that Rome would not be built

• So that Rome would be built

• So that Rome would not be conquered

• So that Rome would be conquered

Which relative pronoun is used in a purpose clause with a subjunctive verb?

• Qui

• Quod

• Quis

• Quam

In the sentence 'Amicus mittitur qui locum perspiciat', what does 'qui' refer to?

• The action

• The friend

• The place

• The verb

What does the subjunctive verb 'perspiciat' indicate in the clause 'qui locum perspiciat'?

• A past event

• A hoped-for and intended event

• A hypothetical event

• A real event

Which word can be used to show purpose with a subjunctive verb in a location or motion context?

• Sed

• Et

• Aut

• Ubi

In the sentence 'Amicus quaerebat locum ubi sederet', what is the purpose of the clause?

• To find a location

• To find a place to sit

• To find a friend

• To find a motion