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ecce romani chapter 57 review

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In line 1 from bellis....confectis, there is a/an:

a)

ablative absolute

b)

result clause

c)

purpose clause

d)

indirect statement

2.

In line 1, Romam is what case and use

a)

nominative, subject

b)

genitive, possession

c)

accusative, place to which

d)

accusative, prep phrase

3.

In line 3 (ante....tenuerat), why does Eutropius mention Lepidus and Antonius?

a)

Because Augustus fought they for 12 years

b)

Because Augustus ruled with them for 12 years

c)

Because Augustus was 12 years older than them

d)

Because Augustus ran against them 12 times for consul.

4.

What tense is tenuerat (line 3)?

a)

pluperfect; had ruled

b)

perfect: ruled

c)

imperfect: was ruling

d)

future: will rule

5.

In line 5, morte communi is what case + use?

a)

ablative, means

b)

ablative, prep phrase

c)

accusative, direct object

d)

ablative, time when

6.

In line 5, Romae is:

a)

locative

b)

accusative place to which

c)

ablative place from which

7.

In lines 6-7, the best way to translate deo similis est putatus is:

a)

he was thought similar to a god

b)

the god thought was similar

c)

they thought he was similar to a god

d)

they thought the go was similar

8.

In line 7, the degrees of felicior and moderatior are

a)

positive

b)

comparative

c)

superlative

9.

In line 8, the case and use of quadraginta et quattor annis is:

a)

ablative, time when

b)

accusative, duration of time

c)

ablative means

d)

dative, indirect object

10.

In line 8, the best way to translate quibus solus gessit imperium is

a)

in which he alone ruled the empire

b)

with which he ruled the only empire

c)

in which he ruled the only empire

d)

who ruled solo the empire

11.

What is the antecedent of quibus in line 8? Antecedent means the word quibus refers back to.

a)

annis (line 8)

b)

solus (line 8)

c)

imperium (line 8)

d)

vixit (line 8)

12.

In lines 8-9, civilissime, liberalissimos, fidissimos are all:

a)

superlative

b)

comparative

c)

positive

13.

In line 9, the best way to translate ut is:

a)

as

b)

to

c)

so that

d)

because

14.

In lines 9-10, tantis...suo there is a/an (look for stop signs!!!)

a)

result clause

b)

purpose clause

c)

indirect statement

d)

ablative absolute

15.

In line 9, aequaret is a/an:

a)

imperfect subjunctive

b)

perfect subjunctive

c)

present participle

d)

perfect infinitive