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Chapter 11: ego, tu/ is, ea, id/ idem, eadem, idem

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 11mins

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1.

They were sending him to her with the other farmer yesterday.

a)

Heri eam ad eum cum alio agricola mittebant.

b)

Eum ad eam cum alio agricola heri mittebant.

c)

Eos ad eam cum alio agricola heri mittebant

2.

You now, however, love his blessed daughter.

a)

Vobis autem filiam beatam eorum nunc amas.

b)

Vos autem filiam beatam eius nunc amas.

c)

Tu autem filiam beatam eius nunc amas.

3.

Propter amicitiam, ego hoc facio. Quid tu facies, mi amice?

a)

Because of the friendship, I do this thing. What will you do, my friend?

b)

Because of friendship, I was doing this. Why will you do this, my friend?

c)

Nearly a friendship, I am doing this. What will we do, my friend?

d)

On account of friendship, I do those things. What are you doing, my friend?

4.

Vosne easdem litteras ad eum mittere cras audebitis?

a)

Will we dare to send these letters to them today?

b)

Will you dare to send the same letters to her tomorrow?

c)

Will you all dare to send the same letters to him tomorrow?

d)

Were you daring to send the same letters to him yesterday?

5.

Come, my friend, and lead me to his student, please.

a)

Venite, mi amici, et duc te ad discipulam eorum, amabo te.

b)

Veni, mi amice, et duc me ad discipulam eius, amabo te.

c)

Amabo te! Veni, mi amici, et duc nos ad discipulam eius.

6.

Post laborem eius gratias magnas ei agemus.

a)

After their work, we were giving great thanks to them.

b)

After their work, they will give great thanks to her.

c)

After her work, I will give great thanks to him.

d)

After his work, we will give great thanks to him.

7.

Does the nature of our character come from us alone?

a)

Venitne natura morum vestrorum ex vobis solis?

b)

Venitne natura morum nostrorum ex nobis solis?

c)

Venitne natura morum eorum ex eis solis?

8.

Dum ratio nos ducet, valebimus et multa bene geremus.

a)

While reason will be leading you, you will prevail and do many things well.

b)

While reason will be leading them, they will prevail and do many things well.

c)

While reason will be guiding us, we will prevail and do many things well.

d)

While reason was leading us, we were prevailing and doing many things well.

9.

Without work, truly, no peace will come into their community.

a)

Sine labore enim nulla pax in civitatem eorum veniet.

b)

Sine laboribus enim nullam pacem in civitatem eius veniebat.

c)

Sine labore enim nulla pax in civitatem eorum venient.

10.

Studium non solum pecuniae sed etiam voluptatis homines nimium trahit; alii eas cupiditates vincere possunt, alii non possunt.

a)

To study money alone and also pleasures, is attractive to people. Some can overcome these desires; others will not.

b)

The eagerness not only for money, but also pleasure, attracts people too much; some can overcome those desires; others cannot.

c)

Many people are eager for money and excessively attracted by it; some can overcome those desires, others cannot.

d)

Money and pleasure are eager for people to be attracted to. These desires can be overcome by some; but not by others.