WorksheetsCLC refresher to Stage 27
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 7mins
Best translation of stantes in atrium, servi furem viderunt
The slaves were watching the thief standing in the atrium
The slaves watched the thief standing in the atrium
Whilst standing in the atrium, the slaves saw the thief
Having stood in the atrium, the slaves watched the thief
oppidum oppugnatum Caesar vidit
Best translation of oppugnatum?
'(having been) attacked' because it's a perfect passive participle
'attacking' because it's a present participle
'in order to attack' because it's a purpose clause
'having attacked' because it's a perfect active participle from a deponent verb
What do both autem and tamen mean?
At least
At last
Therefore
However
Which of the following 't' words does NOT signpost a result clause?
totiens
tam
tantus/ a/ um
tandem
progrediuntur means?
They are attacked
They were attacked
They go forwards
He goes forwards/ proceeds
multa passus, gladiator expiravit
(patior is a deponent verb)
Best translation?
Having suffered many things, the gladiator died
Having gone a long way, the gladiator was out of breath
Having been subjected to many things, the gladiator died
The gladiator was exhausted for having covered so many paces
in + ACCUSATIVE can be translated as...?
in
on
for
onto
haec non intellexi
Best translation?
I don't understand this
I didn't understand these things
This is not understood
These things were not understood
Latin for I want to do that now!
illud facere nunc vult
hoc facere nunc volo
illud nunc facere volo
nolo hoc non iam facere
Latin for without doubt this is the biggest town in Britain!
Britannia certe habet hunc oppidum maximum
illa est magna urbs in Britannia sine dubio
ille est sine dubitum ingentissimus urbs in Britannia
hoc est sine dubio maximum in Britannia oppidum
It is better for you to wait here in Latin?
boniorum est tibi illic manere
melior est tibi hoc manere
melius est tibi hic manere
optimum erat mihi hic manere
