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Cambridge Latin Course, Unit 3, Stage 22

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 4mins

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1.

What is the best translation of the following sentence?


Fūr, ad fontem regressus, amulētum in aquā quaesīvit.

a)

A furry man went to the fountain to question the water.

b)

The thief, moving away from the fountain, dropped the amulet in the water.

c)

The thief, having returned to the fountain, sought the amulet in the water.

d)

The thief, returning to the fountain, seeks the amulet in the water.

2.

What is the best translation of the following passage?


eam saepe monuī, "nōlī mīlitibus crēdere, praesertim Rōmānīs."

a)

He tried to warn me, "Don't trust Romans, especially soldiers."

b)

I often warned her: "Do not trust soldiers, especially Roman ones."

c)

I was often warned, "No soldiers may be trusted, but some Romans can be."

d)

She often warned her, "Romans can be trusted, but Roman soldiers are the most trustworthy."

3.

Modestus: "necesse est nōbīs in locō sēcrētō noctū convenīre."


Vilbia: "id facere non ausim. pater mē sōlam exīre non vult."


How would you translate this dialogue?

a)

Modestus: "It is necessary for the nobles to go to a secret location at night."


Vilbia: "I didn't hear you. I'm the only one my father does not like."

b)

Modestus: "It is necessary for us to meet at night in a secret location."


Vilbia: "I would not dare do it. My father does not want me to go out alone."

c)

Modestus: "It is necessary: we will learn a crazy secret tonight."


Vilbia: "I don't want to do that. My father does not want the sun to come up."

d)

Modestus: "Noble men must meet secretly at night."


Vilbia: "I can't hear that. My father doesn't want to send me a dress."

4.

How would you translate the following sentence?


nōnne tibi persuādēre possum?

a)

Can no one persuade this possum?

b)

I want to persuade you to eat this possum.

c)

Am I not able to persuade you?

d)

Can you not be persuaded?

5.

How would you translate the following sentence?


virō nōn decorum est stolam gerere.

a)

It is not appropriate for a man to wear a dress.

b)

A man does not look good in a dress.

c)

That is not an appropriate toga for a man to wear.

d)

It is not appropriate for a man to make a dress.

6.

How would you translate the following sentence?


ego ipsa tē dīlaniāre velim.

a)

I myself would like to tear you apart.

b)

I also want to destroy you.

c)

I really want to tear you apart.

d)

I myself will fill the sails with wind.

7.

How would you translate the following sentence?


iste Bulbus, ā tē verberātus, iterum mē vexāre nōn potest.

a)

This Bulbus, having been beaten by you, is not able to bother me again.

b)

This onion, which speaks to you, will bother me no more.

c)

This Bulbus, when he beats you, will bother me no more.

d)

Go, Bulbus, become verbal, and learn the power of vexation.