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WorksheetsWL #6 v2
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 42mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Amicus vester erit tyrannus
a)
Our friend is a tyrant.
b)
Your friend is a tyrant
c)
Our friend will be a tyrant.
d)
Your friend will be a tyrant.
2.
Ubi tyrannus est, ibi viri non possunt esse liberi.
a)
Where there is a tyrant, men are not able to be free there.
b)
Where there is a tyrant, men will not be able to be free there.
c)
Where there is a tyrant, men are not free there.
d)
Where there is a tyrant, it is not possible for men to be free there.
3.
In patria nostra heri non poterat remanere.
a)
He will not be able able to remain in our land tomorrow.
b)
He was not able to remain in our land yesterday.
c)
They were not able to remain in our land yesterday.
d)
Our land was not able to remain yesterday.
4.
Tyranni multa vitia semper habebunt.
a)
Tyrants have always had many faults.
b)
Tyrants always have many faults.
c)
Tyrants will always have many faults.
d)
Tyrants will often have many faults.
5.
Tyrannos superare non poteramus.
a)
We are not able to conquer the tyrants.
b)
We are not able to conquer the tyrant.
c)
We were not able to conquer the tyrant.
d)
We were not able to conquer the tyrants.
6.
Mali libros bonos non possunt tolerare.
a)
Bad men are not able to endure good books.
b)
Bad men were not able to endure good books.
c)
The bad books are not able to endure the good books.
d)
Bad men were not able to endure the good books.
7.
Tyranni sapientiam bonorum librorum superare non poterunt.
a)
The tyrants were not able to rise above the wisdom of the good books.
b)
The tyrants will not be able to rise above the wisdom of the good books.
c)
The tyrant was not able to rise above the wisdom of the good books.
d)
The tyrant will not able to rise above the wisdom of the good books.
8.
Libris bonis patriam vestram conservare poteritis.
a)
Your country will not be able to save the good books.
b)
Your country will not be able to be saved by the good books.
c)
You all will not be able to save the good books in your country.
d)
You all will not be able to save your country with good books.
9.
Libri boni verique poterant patriam conservare.
a)
The books, good and true, were able to save the fatherland.
b)
The books, good and true, will be able to save the fatherland.
c)
Good and true, the book was able to save the fatherland.
d)
Good and true, the books are able to save the fatherland.
10.
Magister vester libros pulchros semper amabat.
a)
The teacher was always loving your beautiful books.
b)
Your teacher always loved the beautiful books.
c)
Your teacher was always loving the beautiful books.
d)
Your teacher was always loving the beautiful book.
11.
Otium in patria vestra non potest esse perpetuum.
a)
In your country, you are not able to enjoy everlasting leisure.
b)
In your country, leisure will not be everlasting.
c)
In your country, leisure will be everlasting.
d)
In your country, leisure is not able to be everlasting.
12.
Vitia tyrannorum tolerare non possumus.
a)
We are able to endure the faults of tyrants.
b)
We are not able to endure the faults of tyrants.
c)
We are not able to endure the vice of the tyrant.
d)
We are not able to endure the fault of the tyrants.
13.
Tyrannus bonos superare poterat, sed ibi remanere non poterit.
a)
The good tyrant was able to rise above, but he was not able to remain there.
b)
The good tyrant was able to rise above, but he will not be able to remain there.
c)
The tyrant was able to rise above the good men, but he was not able to remain there.
d)
The tyrant was able to rise above the good men, but he will not be able to remain there.
14.
Poteritis pericula tyranni videre.
a)
You all will be able to see the dangers of the tyrants.
b)
You all will be able to see the dangers of the tyrant.
c)
You all will be able to see the danger of the tyrants.
d)
You all will be able to see the danger of the tyrant.
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