Font size
WorksheetsBritannia perdomita U3 S23
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Who is described as anxius? 1-4
Salvius
Memor
Cogidubus
What, according to Salvius and Memor is surprising about the announcement of Cogidubnus' arrival? (3-6)
rex togam splendidam ornamentaque pretiosa gerit.
rex armatos huc ducit.
rex Cogidubnus huc venit.
Cogidubnus, nos suspicatus, ultionem petit.
PAP
PRAP
PPP
What is Salvius' explanation for Cog's visit? (7)
Help
Questioning
Revenge
What is the use of enim? (8)
It adds emphasis
It agrees with nos
it's a word that translates like "because"
intrat Cogidubnus, in manibus epistulam tenet, a Cephalo scriptam. What type of participle is scriptam?
PRAP - writing
PPP - having been written
PAP - having written
Comparare is a compound form on parare. What do you think it means here? (13)
compare
prepare
obtained
What is the main clause of "id quod dicis absurdum est."
id quod est
id absurdum est
quod dicis
absurdum est
What is the relative/subordinate clause of "id quod dicis absurdum est."
quod dicis
dicis absurdum est
id est
quos dicis absurdum est
Workable translations for "homo magnae prudentiae erat" (17). There are 2 correct answers.
a man of great prudence
a man for great wisdom
a very sensible man
men (pl.) of great sense
invitus (18)
invited
unwillingly
willingly
invitus tibi paruit. (18)
pareo, parere, parui - obey
paro, parare, paravi - prepare
pars, partis f. - part
parco, parcere, perperci - spare
Subject of "simulac mandata ista dedisti," (18)
mandata
ista
tu
ego
servus, a Cephalo missus, epistulam mihi tulit. (20) Type of participle?
PPP - having been sent
PAP - having sent
PRAP - sending
WHY is Cogidubnus convinced that the slave is trustworthy? (20-24)
multa tormenta passus
tu, non servus, es mendax.
in eadem sententia mansit
multa tormenta passus (24)
PRAP
PAP
PPP
Subject of "Memorem e cura thermarum iam demovi" (26)
Memorem
tu
ego
nos
"tu, summos honores a nobis adeptus..." (30) What type of participle? Read carefully
PRAP - receiving
PPP - having been received
PAP - having received
"tu, summos honores a nobis adeptus..." (30) What is the best translation of a?
from
by
to
"Imperator Domitianus, arrogantiam tuam diu passus..." (32-33)
PAP - having suffered
PRAP - suffering
PPP - having been suffered
"Imperator Domitianus, arrogantiam tuam diu passus..."
Positive - for a long time
Comparative - for a rather long time
Superlative - for the longest time
"nulli perfidiores sunt quam Romani." (36)
how
than
which
perfidiores
positive - treacherous
comparative - more treacherous
superlative - most treacherous
"nunc, a Romanis deceptus..." (38-9)
PRAP - deceiving
PAP - having deceived
PPP - having been deceived
"nunc, a Romanis deceptus, ista ornamenta, mihi a Romanis data, humi iacio..." (38-9)
PPP - having been given
PAP - having given
PRAP - giving
Subject of: "nunc, a Romanis deceptus, ista ornamenta, mihi a Romanis data, humi iacio..." (38-9)
tu
ego
ista ornamenta
Romanis
senex, haec locutus, lente per ianuam exit. (42)
PRAP - speaking
PAP - having spoken
PPP - having been spoken
senex, haec locutus, lente per ianuam exit. (42) What nouns would you supply for haec? 2 answers.
these women
these words
these things
these letters
senex, haec locutus, lente per ianuam exit. (42)
positive - slowly
comparative - more slowly
superlative - most slowly
senex, haec locutus, lentius per ianuam exit. (42)
Positive - slowly
Superlative - most slowly
Comparative - more slowly
