WorksheetsLatin Quiz: Chapter IX
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 3mins
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1.
Troiani non urbem Romanorum vicerunt, tamen Graeci urbem Troianorum celerrime vincent.
a)
The Trojans will not have captured the city of the Romans, yet the Greeks will capture the city of the Trojans very quickly.
b)
The Trojans did not capture the city of the Romans; so the Greeks will capture the city of the Trojans quickly.
c)
The Trojans did not capture the city of Rome; so the Greeks will capture the city of Troy very quickly.
d)
The Trojans did not capture the city of the Romans; yet the Greeks will capture the city of the Trojans very quickly.
2.
Graeci naves quam celerrime paraverunt, sed Troiani non parati bello erant.
a)
The Greeks had prepared their ships as quickly as possible, but the Trojans were not ready for war.
b)
The Greeks prepared their ships as quickly as possible for wars, but the Trojans were not ready.
c)
The Greeks prepared their ships as quickly as possible, but the Trojans were not ready for war.
d)
The Greeks prepare their ships as quickly as possible, but the Trojans did not prepare for war.
3.
We're taking a break from the story for our Two Question Speedy LatinTM lightning round! Here's the first question:
What is the Positive, Comparative, and Superlative, respectively, for the word with the positive translation "for a long time?"
What is the Positive, Comparative, and Superlative, respectively, for the word with the positive translation "for a long time?"
a)
diu, dutius, dutisime
b)
diu, dutius, diutisime
c)
diu, diutius, diutissime
d)
diu, diutus, diutissime
4.
We're taking a break from the story for our Two Question Speedy LatinTM lightning round! Here's the first question:
What is the Positive, Comparative, and Superlative, respectively, for the word with the positive translation "often?"
What is the Positive, Comparative, and Superlative, respectively, for the word with the positive translation "often?"
a)
Saepe, Saipus, Saepissime
b)
Saepe, Saepius, Saepissime
c)
Saepe, Saepius, Saepissme
d)
Saipe, Saepius, Saipissime
5.
Reliqui Troiani, quos numquam longissime vidi, aut in servos aut in corpora mortis facti erant.
a)
The remaining Trojans, whom I had not seen for very long, were made into slaves, or into bodies of death.
b)
The remaining Tojans, whom I had not seen very far away, were made either into slaves, or into bodies of death.
c)
The remaining Trojans, whom I had not seen from very afar, were forced either into slavery or into bodies of death.
d)
The remaining Trojans, whom I had not seen from far away, were forced into slavery or into bodies of death.
6.
You (pl.) had been walking toward the camp for the longest time because of the dangers of war.
a)
Longissime ad castra ob periculis belli ambulaveratis.
b)
Longissime ad castra propter pericula belli ambulaveratis.
c)
Diutissime ad castros propter pericula belli ambulaveratis.
d)
Diutissime ad castra propter pericula belli ambulaveratis.
7.
That woman, whom the boy likes better than the worst dog, is on the top of the mountain in Italy.
a)
illa femina quam puer quam pessimum canem melius amat est in summo monte in Italia
b)
illa femina quam puer quem pessimum canem melius amat est in summo monte in Italiam
c)
illa femina quam puer quam pessimum canem melior amat est in summo monte in Italia
d)
illa femina quam puer quem pessimum canem melior amat est in summo monte in Italia
8.
The teacher wrote that letter to the father of the girl as quickly as possible.
a)
Magistra illam epistulam patri puellae quam celerrime scriptsit.
b)
Magistra illam epistulam patri puellae quam celerrime scripsit.
c)
Magistra illam littera patri puellae quam celerior scriptsit.
d)
Magistra illam litteros patri puellae quam celerrima scripsit.
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