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WorksheetsEcce Romani Ch. 32-33
Total questions: 104
Worksheet time: 52mins
a Roman general who was a political ally of Julius Caesar. They formed the First Triumvirate with Crassus that ruled Rome for several years.
Pompey
Gaius Marius
Sulla
a Roman general and statesmen who followed the populares path of politics, and he succeeded in politics without the usual qualification of being by birth a member of nobility.
Pompey
Gaius Marius
Sulla
a Roman general who won the first Roman civil war. He seized power in Rome through force with his troops. He supported the Optimates and fought against Populares.
Pompey
Gaius Marius
Sulla
the last of the Julio-Claudian emperors who improved the cultural life of Rome by building theaters and promoting athletic games
Emperor Augustus
Tiberius
Nero
originally known as Octavius, was a Roman stateman and
military leader who became the first emperor of the Roman Empire. He was the adopted son of Julius Caesar, and he formed the Second Triumvirate with Antony and Lepidus to defeat Caesar's assassins.
Emperor Augustus
Tiberius
Nero
the 2nd Roman emperor and was the stepson of Augustus, the previous emperor. He was one of the greatest Roman generals by conquering much of the northern frontier.
Emperor Augustus
Tiberius
Nero
Mēnsa ā servīs in medium trīclīnium iam allāta erat. Translate allāta erat
had brought in
was brought in
had been brought in
will have been brought in
Mēnsa ā servīs in medium trīclīnium iam allāta erat. Translate ā servīs
by the slaves
from the slaves
to the slaves
with the slaves
Mēnsa ā servīs in medium trīclīnium iam allāta erat. Identify the case of trīclīnium
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Accusative
Ablative
Servus portans cibum ad dominum currit. Translate "portans"
carried
carrying
was carried
to be carried
Nōlīte timēre! Domina fortasse mē reprehendit sed Cornelius mē ad vīllam mittī nōlet. Translate mittī
to send
to be sent
having been sent
about to be sent
Nōlīte timēre! Domina fortasse mē reprehendit sed Cornelius mē ad vīllam mittī nōlet. Translate "Nōlīte timēre!"
You are afraid!
Be afraid!
Do not be afraid!
Never to be afraid!
Quā dē causā Aurēlia in Forō glīrēs ēmerat. Translate ēmerat
will have bought
have bought
was buying
had bought
Quā dē causā Aurēlia in Forō glīrēs ēmerat. Identify the case of "glīrēs"
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Accusative
Ablative
Puto picturam hanc esse pulcherrimam. Translate "esse" based on the context of the sentence
will be
to be
was
is
Many shouts will have been heard by the angry girls. Translate "will have been heard"
audiverint
auditi erunt
auditi sunt
auditi erant
audiverunt
Māne servī in Forum missī sunt et ibi comparāvērunt holera, pānem, pullōs. Translate "missī sunt"
were sent
are sent
are sending
to have been sent
Māne servī in Forum missī sunt et ibi comparāvērunt holera, pānem, pullōs. Translate "comparāvērunt"
will buy
will have been bought
will have bought
have bought
Māne servī in Forum missī sunt et ibi comparāvērunt holera, pānem, pullōs. Translate "holera"
vegetables
bread
chicken
mushrooms
Tum aliae ancillae ab illō vocāt____ sunt. Choose the correct ending based on the context of the sentence.
vocāta
vocātus
vocātō
vocātae
Sentiebamus (the slave) optimum esse strenuissimum, qui a dominō bonō laudatus erat. Translate "the slave" based on the context of the sentence.
servus
servi
servō
servum
Sentiebamus (the slave) optimum esse strenuissimum, qui a dominō bonō laudatus erat. Translate "Sentiebamus"
we thought
we hoped
we felt
we knew
Sentiebamus (the slave) optimum esse strenuissimum, qui a dominō bonō laudatus erat. Translate "esse" based on the context of the sentence
to be
is
was
will be
Subitō ancilla quaedam, quae Aurēliam magnopere timēbat, hūc illūc festīnāns ūnum ē candēlābris cāsū ēvertit. Translate "ēvertit"
poured out
overturned
took away
threw down
Subitō ancilla quaedam, quae Aurēliam magnopere timēbat, hūc illūc festīnāns ūnum ē candēlābris cāsū ēvertit. Translate "festīnāns"
hurrying
hurried
about to hurry
to be hurried
Trīclīnium Cornēliī erat pulcherrimum atque ōrnātissimum. Identify the word that "pulcherrimum" modifies
ōrnātissimum
atque
Cornēliī
erat
Trīclīnium
In parietibus erant pictūrae pulcherrimae. Identify the case of "parietibus"
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Accusative
Ablative
In parietibus erant pictūrae pulcherrimae. Identify the case of "pictūrae "
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Accusative
Ablative
Candēlābrum in lectum dēiectum est; statim effūsum est oleum in strāta. Translate "dēiectum"
poured out
thrown down
turned over
carried away
Candēlābrum in lectum dēiectum est; statim effūsum est oleum in strāta. Identify the case of "strāta"
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Accusative
Ablative
Candēlābrum in lectum dēiectum est; statim effūsum est oleum in strāta. Identify the case of "oleum"
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Accusative
Ablative
Candēlābrum in lectum dēiectum est; statim effūsum est oleum in strāta. Translate "oleum"
oil
sheet
apple
egg
Candēlābrum in lectum dēiectum est; statim effūsum est oleum in strāta. Translate "effūsum"
set on fire
fallen over
poured out
burst
Aurēlia īrāta ancillam neglegentem reprehendēbat, sed Cornēlius celeriter palliō ignem exstīnxit.
How does Cornelius extinguish the fire?
forcing the slave-woman to do it
with dirt
pouring water on it
with his cloak
Convīvae mappās sēcum ferēbant, nam cum cēna cōnfecta erit, in mappīs cibum auferre eīs licēbit. Paulisper in ātriō stābant, Cornēlium exspectantēs. Tandem ā Cornēliō ipsō cōmiter salutātī sunt.
Why were the guests standing around waiting?
Cornelius was greeting them
They were being given napkins
they were waiting for Cornelius
The slaves were preparing the food
Soleae dēpositae ā servīs ablātae sunt. Translate "dēpositae"
placing down
to be placed down
having been placed down
about to be placed down
Soleae dēpositae ā servīs ablātae sunt.
What do the slaves carry away?
sandals
food
the table
the napkins
Māne servī in Forum missī sunt et ibi comparāvērunt holera, pānem, pullōs. Identify the case of "holera"
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Accusative
Ablative
Dēscendit quod uxor eius Eurydicē morte abrepta iam sub terrā ā Plūtōne tenēbātur.
What had happened to Eurydice?
Pluto has married her
she falls down into the Underworld
Pluto stole her from Orpheus
death snatched her away
Forte dominus meus ad urbem proximam abierat. Niceros igitur Melissam vīsitāre cōnstituit.
Why did Niceros decide to visit Melissa?
she invited him to visit
he had heard that she was in trouble
he wanted to protect her from the werewolf
his master went away to the nearest city
Deinde ad stēlās processī quod vestimenta eius īnspicere volēbam. Vestīmenta dēposita tamen lapidea facta erant.
What had happened to clothes?
the clothes had become stone
the clothes had been torn apart
the clothes had been buried in the cemetery
the clothes had disappeared
Lupus enim villam intrāvit et omnia pecora tamquam lanius necābat.
What is the wolf being compared to?
killer
butcher
a soldier
livestock
Lupus nec tamen dērīsit. Servus enim noster eum gladiō vulnerāvit.
Why doesn't the wolf get the last laugh?
a gladiator killed him
the wolf is turned into stone
a slave wounded him with a sword
he is turned back into a man
Postquam vēnī in illum locum in quō vestimenta lapidea facta erant, invēnī nihil nisi sanguinem.
What does he find when he reached the place?
clothes
stones
nothing
blood
Dolōre oppressus Orpheus cōnstituit Plūtōnī ppropinquāre et uxōrem ab eō petere.
Why does Orpheus decide to approach Pluto?
Orpheus was overwhelmed with grief
He could not find Eurydice
He wanted to charm him with his lyre
He wanted to give him his soul in exchange for his wife's soul
Orpheus, quod semper esuriēbat Cerberus, frusta cibī ad eum coniēcit et, dum cibus arripitur ā Cerberō, in rēgnum intrāvit.
What is Cerberus seizing?
Eurydice, the wife of Orpheus
the kingdom
souls
food
"Licet tibi," inquit, uxōrem tuam redūcere, sed hāc condiciōne: Eurydice exībit ad lūcem tē sequēns; tū vetāris eam respicere.
What is Orpheus forbidden to do?
to give any conditions on her exit
to follow her out of the Underworld
to look back at her
to disrespect the souls of the dead as he's leaving
Mox Eurydicē ex umbrīs dūcēbātur. Tum Orpheum sequēns ad lūcem lentē ascendēbat. Translate "sequēns"
following
followed
to follow
about to follow
Iam ad lūcem paene adveniēbant cum Orpheus amōre oppressus est. Respexit. Eurydice revocāta ad Plūtōnem retracta est neque ad lūcem umquam reddita est.
Why does Orpheus looks back at Eurydice?
He realized that Pluto was dragging her back
he was tricked by Pluto
he was overwhelmed by his love for her
she had called back to him
I will prefer
malam
malo
malebam
maluisse
they will prefer
malunt
malebant
malent
malebunt
they prefer
malunt
malebant
malent
malebunt
you (sing) were preferring
mavis
malebas
males
malebis
to have annoyed
vexaturus
vexavi
vexatus
vexavisse
vexatus esse
to have been annoyed
vexaturus
vexaturus esse
vexatus
vexavisse
vexatus esse
celeritas in respondendo
readiness in debate
to exchange greetings
I bid you good-bye
to give one's right hand to someone
Take care so that you are well
inter se consalutare
readiness in debate
to exchange greetings
I bid you good-bye
to give one's right hand to someone
Take care so that you are well
te valere iubeo
readiness in debate
to exchange greetings
I bid you good-bye
to give one's right hand to someone
Take care so that you are well
dextram alicui dare
readiness in debate
to exchange greetings
I bid you good-bye
to give one's right hand to someone
Take care so that you are well
cura ut valeas
readiness in debate
to exchange greetings
I bid you good-bye
to give one's right hand to someone
Take care so that you are well
bene ambula et redambula
a safe journey to you
such is life
for valid reasons
to seize an opportunity
sic ita hominum est
a safe journey to you
such is life
for valid reasons
to seize an opportunity
iustis de causis
a safe journey to you
such is life
for valid reasons
to seize an opportunity
occasionem arripere
a safe journey to you
such is life
for valid reasons
to seize an opportunity
At Titus, ad locum suum lentē ambulāns, "Salvēte, amīcī omnēs!" inquit. Identify the word that "ambulāns" modifies
lentē
Salvēte
locum
Titus
At Titus, ad locum suum lentē ambulāns, "Salvēte, amīcī omnēs!" inquit. Identify the case of "amīcī"
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Ablative
Vocative
Amīcō cuidam in popinā occurrī." Gāius, quamquam irātissimus erat, nihil tamen dīxit quod hōc tempore frātrem reprehendere nōlēbat. Identify the case of "Amīcō"
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Ablative
Vocative
Amīcō cuidam in popinā occurrī." Gāius, quamquam irātissimus erat, nihil tamen dīxit quod hōc tempore frātrem reprehendere nōlēbat. Identify the word that "cuidam" modifies
Amīcō
popinā
occurrī
Gāius
Amīcō cuidam in popinā occurrī." Gāius, quamquam irātissimus erat, nihil tamen dīxit quod hōc tempore frātrem reprehendere nōlēbat. Identify the case of "popinā"
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Ablative
Vocative
Amīcō cuidam in popinā occurrī." Gāius, quamquam irātissimus erat, nihil tamen dīxit quod hōc tempore frātrem reprehendere nōlēbat. Identify the word that "irātissimus" modifies
quamquam
erat
Gāius
Amīcō
At Titus, ad locum suum lentē ambulāns, "Salvēte, amīcī omnēs!" inquit. "Salvē, mī frāter! Amīcō cuidam in popinā occurrī."
Gāius, quamquam irātissimus erat, nihil tamen dīxit quod hōc tempore frātrem reprehendere nōlēbat.
Why was Titus late to the party?
He met a friend at a bar
He was arguing with his brother
He lost track of time
He did not know the place of the party
Tum aliī ex eīs porcum scindēbant, aliī carnem ad convīvās portābant. Translate "scindēbant"
were bringing
were cooking
were cutting
were burning
Tum aliī ex eīs porcum scindēbant, aliī carnem ad convīvās portābant. Translate "carnem"
the fighting
the eating
the blood
the meat
Dum hoc faciunt, omnibus convīvīs mulsum datur. Identify the case of "convīvīs"
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Ablative
Accusative
Tum aliī ex eīs porcum scindēbant, aliī carnem ad convīvās portābant. Identify the case of "convīvās"
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Ablative
Accusative
Tum aliī ex eīs porcum scindēbant, aliī carnem ad convīvās portābant. Identify the case of "eīs"
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Ablative
Accusative
about to carry
portatus esse
portatus
portaturus
portaturus esse
portavisse
to be about to carry
portatus esse
portatus
portaturus
portaturus esse
portavisse
to have carried
portatus esse
portatus
portaturus
portaturus esse
portavisse
to have been carried
portatus esse
portatus
portaturus
portaturus esse
portavisse
having been carried
portatus esse
portatus
portaturus
portaturus esse
portavisse
Ab aliīs servīs pōcula convīvārum vīnō optimō complentur. Translate "complentur"
are built
are taken away
are drunk
are filled
Ab aliīs servīs pōcula convīvārum vīnō optimō complentur. Identify the case of "pōcula"
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Ablative
Accusative
Ab aliīs servīs pōcula convīvārum vīnō optimō complentur. Identify the case of "convīvārum"
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Ablative
Accusative
Ab aliīs servīs pōcula convīvārum vīnō optimō complentur. Translate "vīnō optimō"
to the best wine
with the best wine
from the best wine
except the best wine
Itaque coquus vocātus ab omnibus laudāt______ est. Choose the best ending.
laudatum
laudata
laudatus
laudatam
Passum quoque in mēnsā positum omnibus est dat____. Choose the best ending
datum
datus
data
datam
Deinde rem mīram vīdī: omnia vestīmenta ab amicō meō
exūta in terrā prope viam deposita sunt. Translate "exūta"
having been needed
having been taken off
having been placed
having been thrown away
Dolēmus quod nōn prius vēnistī; auxiliō tuō caruimus. Translate "caruimus"
we wounded
we went forward
we laughed at
we needed
Deinde rem mīram vīdī: omnia vestīmenta ab amicō meō exūta in terrā prope viam deposita sunt. Identify the word that "exūta" modifies
meō
terrā
vestīmenta
viam
Ubi domum pervēnī, iacēbat mīles meus in lectō tamquam bōs; ā medicō cūrābātur.
Who is taking care of the soldier?
the master
a poor person
an ox
a doctor
Umbrās et Plūtōnem cantibus et citharā oblectāvit et fascināvit. Translate "oblectāvit"
fascinated
delighted
repulsed
offended
Umbrās et Plūtōnem cantibus et citharā oblectāvit et fascināvit. Translate "Umbrās"
underworld
living people
demons
shadows
Umbrās et Plūtōnem cantibus et citharā oblectāvit et fascināvit. Identify the case of "Plūtōnem"
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Ablative
Accusative
mavis
you prefer
you will prefer
you were preferring
you did prefer
maletis
you (pl) prefer
you (pl) will prefer
you (pl) were preferring
you (pl) did prefer
you (pl) were preferring
mavultis
maletis
malebatis
malebas
Mēnsa ā servīs in medium trīclīnium iam allāta erat; trēs lectī circum mēnsam positī erant.
What was around the table?
beds
chairs
slaves
treys of food
Mēnsa ā servīs in medium trīclīnium iam allāta erat; trēs lectī circum mēnsam positī erant. Translate "positī erant"
will have been placed
have been placed
were placed
had been placed
Convīvae mappās sēcum ferēbant, nam cum cēna cōnfecta erit, in mappīs cibum auferre eīs licēbit. Translate "cōnfecta erit"
had been completed
will have been completed
will be completed
has been completed
The boys have been brought in. Translate "have been brought in"
allati erant
allati erunt
attulerunt
allati sunt
attulerant
The boys have brought in the food. Translate "have brought in"
attulerant
attulerunt
allati sunt
allati erant
allati erunt
The boys had brought in the food. Translate "had brought in"
attulerant
attulerunt
allati sunt
allati erant
attulerint
The boys will have brought in the food. Translate "will have brought in"
attulerant
attulerunt
attulerint
allati erant
allati erunt
