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57B - latin 339

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 21mins

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Class
Date
1.

Augustus ruled Rome SOLO for (lines 2-3):

Ex eo rem publicam per quadraginta et quattuor

annos solus obtinuit.

a)

44 years

b)

56 years

c)

12 years

d)

76 years

2.

In total (solo + in the 2nd triumvirate) Augustus ruled for (lines 3-4):

Ita ab initio principatus eius usque ad finem quinquaginta et sex anni fuerunt

a)

44 years

b)

56 years

c)

76 years

d)

12 years

3.

Atella is the location of (lines 4-5):

Obiit autem septuagesimo sexto anno morte communi in oppido Campaniae Atella.

a)

Augustus's death

b)

Augustus's burial

c)

Augustus's victory against the germans

d)

Augustus's summer home

4.

The Campus Martius in Rome was known as the place that (lines 5-6 AND booknote):

Romae in campo Martio sepultus est,

a)

Augustus lived

b)

Soldiers trained

c)

augustus built temples

d)

augustus died

5.

In line 8, the case + use of imperium is:

quibus solus gessit imperium,

a)

nominative, subject

b)

nominative, complement

c)

accusative, direct object

d)

accusative, prep phrase

6.

The case + use of nullo tempore (line 11):

Nullo tempore ante eum magis res Romana floruit

a)

ablative, time when

b)

accusative, duration of time

c)

ablative, means/instrument

d)

genitive, possession

7.

What does paene mean in line 9:

quos tantis evexit honoribus ut paene aequaret fastigio suo.

a)

all together

b)

almost

c)

a wee bit

d)

suddenly

8.

quos tantis evexit honoribus ut paene aequaret fastigio suo.

aequaret is

a)

imperfect active subjunctive

b)

imperfect passive subjunctive

c)

pluperfect active subjunctive

d)

present passive subjunctive

9.

Germanorum ingentes copias cecidit, ipsos quoque trans Albim fluvium summovit, qui in barbarico longe ultra Rhenum est.

what is the best meaning of copias in this context?

a)

troops

b)

abundance

c)

foreign territory

d)

cities

10.

Livia is the mother of.....

a)

Augustus

b)

Tiberius

c)

Drusus

d)

Julius Caesar

11.

In addition to killing a lot of Germans, Augustus also (lines 1-2, 57B).......

Germanorum ingentes copias cecidit, ipsos quoque trans Albim fluvium summovit, qui in barbarico longe ultra Rhenum est.

a)

moved them across the Elbe river

b)

mixed them into the Gallic territories

c)

moved them to Spain

d)

gave them to Drusus + Tiberius

12.

according to 57B, who sent hostages to the Romans for the first time? (lines 5-6)

Obsides, quod nulli antea, Persae ei dederunt.

a)

Persians

b)

Amernians

c)

Germans

d)

Galatians

13.

what are these images of?

a)

signa

b)

obsides

c)

privigni

d)

copias

14.

Who had these taken away when he was conquered by the Persians? (57B, 6)

Reddiderunt etiam signa Romana, quae Crasso victo ademerant.

a)

Crassus

b)

Julius Caesar

c)

Mark Antony

d)

Lepidus

15.

Reddiderunt etiam signa Romana, quae Crasso victo ademerant.

case + use of signa

(hint: think about what declension + gender this word is)

a)

nominative, subject

b)

accusative, direct object

c)

ablative, means

d)

accusative, object of prep

16.

BONUS! (57B, 7-8) Scythae et Indi, quibus antea Romanorum nomen incognitum fuerat, munera et legatos ad eum miserunt.

case + use of incognitum

a)

nominative, subject

b)

nominative, complement

c)

accusative, direct object

d)

subject accusative in indirect statement

17.

(57B, 11-12) Tanto autem amore etiam apud barbaros fuit ut reges populi Romani amici in honorem eius conderent civitates, quas Caesareas nominarent.

case + use of reges

a)

nominative, subject

b)

accusative, direct object

c)

nominative, complement

d)

accusative subject in indirect statement

18.

57B, lines 9-11

Tanto autem amore etiam apud barbaros fuit ut reges populi Romani amici in honorem eius conderent civitates, quas Caesareas nominarent.

the stop signs + clause

a)

result: so word + ut + subjunctive

b)

purpose: ut + subjunctive

c)

indirect statement: accusative subject + infinitive

d)

ablative absolute: 2 words in the ablative

19.

What is happening on this coin?

a)

Moriens Divus appellatus est. (57B 13)

b)

Multi autem reges ex regnis suis venerunt (57B 11)

c)

reges populi Romani amici in honorem eius conderent

civitates (57B 9-10)

d)

ad vehiculum vel equum ipsius cucurrerunt (57B, 12)

20.

My (like you yourself, not Magistra) fave Roman person I have learned about is....

a)

Augustus

b)

Julius Caesar

c)

Cleopatra

d)

Mark Antony

e)

Cra$$u$

21.

Why do you think Romans were willing to accept Augustus as a ruler given what happened to JC?

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