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WorksheetsPenelope - Lesson XXXVIII - 38 - LFA
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
How many ablative absolutes (with noun having been verbed) are there in this passage?
zero
one
two
three
four
"Ulixēs, nāvī et sociīs āmissīs, corpore vulneribus cōnfectō, in patriam pervēnerat"
Make pervēnerat passive, keeping person, number, and tense the same:
pervēneratur
perventus, -a, -um est
perventus, -a, -um erat
pervēnērunt
"Et cīvēs et hostēs crēdiderunt Ulixem nōn iam vīvum esse."
What did the people of Ithaca believe about Ulysses?
That he was no longer on the road.
That he no longer was alive
That he was no longer king.
That he was no longer an enemy.
Which two of the following quotes describe where Telemachus was, and why, when Ulysses arrived on Ithaca?
Ulixēs nōn pauca dē uxōre Penelopē et filiō Tēlemachō audīvit
Tēlemachus ab īnsulā tum aberat
Pēnelopē eum trāns mare ad ultima rēgna cīvitātesque Graeciae mīserat
Per multōs annōs nūllam fāmam dē Ulixe Pēnelopē accēperat
Quis Ulixi de Telemacho narrat?
Penelope
Eumaeus
Circe
Graecia
"Interim multī duces rēgesque, cupiditāte rēgnī Ulixis adductī..."
cupiditāte is what kind of ablative?
agent
manner
means
accompaniment
"Interim multī duces rēgesque, cupiditāte rēgnī Ulixis adductī..."
Quis erat "adducti"?
Ulixes
duces regesque
Penelope
Telemachus
Eumaeus
"Cīvēs hōs hostēs ē fīnibus Ithacae sine auxiliō ad montēs redigere nōn poterant."
GNC of civēs?
common, plural, accusative
common, plural, nominative
masculine, plural, accusative
masculine, plural, nominative
"Cīvēs hōs hostēs ē fīnibus Ithacae sine auxiliō ad montēs redigere nōn poterant."
GNC of hostēs?
common, plural, accusative
common, plural, nominative
masculine, plural, accusative
masculine, plural, nominative
"Post trēs annōs hominēs cōnsilium Penelopae cognōvērunt et Pēnelopē vestem cōnficere coācta est."
Subject of coācta est?
hominēs
cōnsilium
Pēnelopē
none of these
Which Latin phrase describes the reason why Telemachus returns to Ithaca when he does?
ā Minervā monitus
Ulixes nāvī ad īnsulam Ithacam
ab Ulixe vīsus atque cognitus est
ad oppidum antecēdere iussit
Which Latin word(s) describes what Telemachus tells Penelope about Ulysses?
neque... dē patre
monitus
cognitus
ad mare... visus
"Itaque Pēnelopē, capite submissō, dīxit"
Why is Penelope described as "capite submissō"?
She is sad
She is being sly
She is hiding her anger
She is very tired
