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Midterm Preview II Latin III

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Abhinc trēs diēs amīcī quīdam ā Gāiō Cornēliō ad cēnam invītātī erant.

Translate invītātī erant

a)

they were invited

b)

they have been invited

c)

they had been invited

d)

they will have been invited

e)

they had invited

2.

Convīvae mappās sēcum ferēbant, nam cum cēna cōnfecta erit, in mappīs cibum auferre eīs licēbit.

Translate cōnfecta erit

a)

will finish

b)

will have been finished

c)

had been finished

d)

have been finished

e)

will be finished

3.

Soleae dēpositae ā servīs ablātae sunt.

Translate ablātae

a)

carried away

b)

reclined

c)

ran away

d)

snatched away

e)

have received

4.

Cēnābis bene, mī Fabulle, apud mē paucīs, sī tibi dī favent, diēbus, sī tēcum attuleris bonam atque magnam cēnam, nōn sine candidā puellā et vīnō et sale et omnibus cachinnīs.

Identify the word that paucīs modifies

a)

mē

b)

tibi

c)

diēbus

d)

Cēnābis

e)

apud

5.

Cēnābis bene, mī Fabulle, apud mē paucīs, sī tibi dī favent, diēbus, sī tēcum attuleris bonam atque magnam cēnam, nōn sine candidā puellā et vīnō et sale et omnibus cachinnīs.

Translate attuleris

a)

you will bring

b)

you had brought

c)

you have brought

d)

you will have brought

e)

you were bringing

6.

Haec sī, inquam, attuleris, venuste noster, cēnābis bene: nam tuī Catullī plēnūs sacculus est arāneārum.

Translate arāneārum

a)

love

b)

parsley

c)

cobweb

d)

crown

7.

Ab incolīs omnia simul aguntur; īnfantēs ex aedificiō ā mātribus efferuntur; īnfirmī ē iānuīs trahuntur; bona ē fenestrīs ēiciuntur; in viā pōnuntur cistae, lectī, ōrnāmenta.

Translate ā mātribus

a)

with the mothers

b)

for the mothers

c)

by the mothers

d)

from the mothers

8.

In tertiō tabulātō huius īnsulae est māter cum duōbus liberīs.

Identify the word that huius modifies

a)

tabulātō

b)

īnsulae

c)

tertiō

d)

est

9.

In viīs erat ingēns multitūdō hominum. Concursābant enim servī, militēs, virī, puerī, mulierēs.

Translate Concursābant

a)

were upset

b)

were running to and fro

c)

were filling

d)

were buying

10.

Omnia quae videt Cornēlia eam dēlectant.

Translate dēlectant

a)

laughs at

b)

throws down

c)

delights

d)

says

11.

Fīnem rixae nōn vīdit Cornēlia quod servī iam sellās in aliam viam tulerant.

Why didn't Cornelia see the end of the argument?

a)

the slaves had already carried the sedan chairs into another street

b)

the sedan chairs had blocked her view

c)

the slaves had turned the sedan chair over

d)

Cornelia was summoned to the other street by her mother

12.

Lacrimābant liberī quī parentēs suōs quaerēbant; clāmābant parentēs quī liberōs suōs petēbant.

Translate quaerēbant

a)

were pleasing

b)

were thinking

c)

were looking for

d)

were believing

13.

Cōnspexerat Aurēlia ingentem īnsulam ē quā emittebātur magna vīs fūmī ac flammārum.

What is being sent out from the apartment?

a)

sick people

b)

children

c)

Aurelia

d)

smoke and flames

14.

Tandem Aurelia et Cornelia advēnērunt ad eam tabernam quam petēbant. Dē sellīs dēscendērunt.

Where do Aurelia and Cornelia finally arrive?

a)

at a shop

b)

at the floor of a building

c)

at the kitchen table

d)

at their dining room

15.

Ab incolīs omnia simul aguntur; īnfantēs ex aedificiō ā mātribus efferuntur; īnfirmī ē iānuīs trahuntur; bona ē fenestrīs ēiciuntur; in viā pōnuntur cistae, lectī, ōrnāmenta.

Where are the goods being thrown out of?

a)

windows

b)

doors

c)

chests

d)

streets

16.

In hāc viā nemō carnem meliōrem habet, ut bene scīs.

Translate meliōrem

a)

good

b)

better

c)

best

d)

worse

e)

worst

17.

Sī autem multum emēs, pretium fortasse minuētur.

Translate minuētur

a)

will be mixed

b)

will be reduced

c)

will be sent

d)

will be counted

18.

Sī tū respiciēs, ea retrahētur neque umquam iterum ad vīvōs remittētur.

Translate respiciēs

a)

will recline

b)

will scold

c)

will hold back

d)

will look back

19.

Mīles meus inter sepulcra iit; ego cōnsēdī et stēlās numerābam.

Translate stēlās

a)

coverings

b)

tombstones

c)

blood

d)

salt

20.

Mīles meus inter sepulcra iit; ego cōnsēdī et stēlās numerābam.

Translate numerābam

a)

I was carrying

b)

I was crushing

c)

I was counting

d)

I was looking for

21.

Deinde fercula ē culīnā efferuntur, in quibus est gustātiō—ōva et olīvae nigrae, asparagus et bōlētī liquāmine aspersī.

Translate fercula

a)

trays

b)

windows

c)

flowers

d)

forks

22.

Deinde fercula ē culīnā efferuntur, in quibus est gustātiō—ōva et olīvae nigrae, asparagus et bōlētī liquāmine aspersī.

Identify the case of fercula

a)

nominative

b)

genitive

c)

dative

d)

accusative

e)

ablative

23.

Ab aliīs servīs pōcula convīvārum vīnō optimō complentur.

Translate complentur

a)

are moved

b)

are filled

c)

are bought

d)

are finished

24.

Ūnus ē convīvīs, cui nōmen erat Messalla, clāmāvit, "Quis creābitur arbiter bibendī?"

Translate creābitur

a)

will be appointed

b)

will be believed

c)

will be finished

d)

will be filled

25.

Haec sī, inquam, attuleris, venuste noster, cēnābis bene: nam tuī Catullī plēnūs sacculus est arāneārum.

Identify the case of arāneārum

a)

nominative

b)

genitive

c)

dative

d)

accusative

e)

ablative

26.

Cēnābis bene, mī Fabulle, apud mē paucīs, sī tibi dī favent, diēbus, sī tēcum attuleris bonam atque magnam cēnam, nōn sine candidā puellā et vīnō et sale et omnibus cachinnīs.

Identify the case of cachinnīs

a)

nominative

b)

genitive

c)

dative

d)

accusative

e)

ablative

27.

Cēnābis bene, mī Fabulle, apud mē paucīs, sī tibi dī favent, diēbus, sī tēcum attuleris bonam atque magnam

cēnam, nōn sine candidā puellā et vīnō et sale et omnibus cachinnīs.

Translate cachinnīs

a)

speed

b)

garlands

c)

laughs

d)

measures

28.

Sed contrā accipiēs merōs amōrēs seu quid suāvius ēlegantiusvest: nam unguentum dabo, quod meae puellae dōnārunt Venerēs Cupīdinēsque, quod tū cum olfaciēs, deōs rogābis, tōtum ut tē faciant, Fabulle, nāsum.

Translate merōs

a)

smaller

b)

wine

c)

pure

d)

better

29.

Ubi domum pervēnī, iacēbat mīles meus in lectōtamquam bōs; ā medicō cūrābātur.

Translate medicō

a)

beggar

b)

doctor

c)

rabbit

d)

song

30.

Cūr non Gāius ipse? Quis enim est prūdentior quam Gāius?

Translate prūdentior

a)

wise

b)

wiser

c)

wisest

31.

Sed contrā accipiēs merōs amōrēs seu quid suāvius ēlegantiusvest: nam unguentum dabo, quod meae puellae dōnārunt Venerēs Cupīdinēsque, quod tū cum olfaciēs, deōs rogābis, tōtum ut tē faciant, Fabulle, nāsum.

Identify the case of amōrēs

a)

nominative

b)

genitive

c)

dative

d)

vocative

e)

Accusative

32.

Sed contrā accipiēs merōs amōrēs seu quid suāvius ēlegantiusvest: nam unguentum dabo, quod meae puellae dōnārunt Venerēs Cupīdinēsque, quod tū cum olfaciēs, deōs rogābis, tōtum ut tē faciant, Fabulle, nāsum.

Identify the case of puellae

a)

nominative

b)

genitive

c)

dative

d)

vocative

e)

accusative

33.

Haec sī, inquam, attuleris, venuste noster, cēnābis bene: nam tuī Catullī plēnūs sacculus est arāneārum.

Identify the case of Catullī

a)

nominative

b)

genitive

c)

dative

d)

accusative

e)

ablative

34.

Cras Titus miserrimus omnium erit.

Translate miserrimus

a)

rather miserable

b)

most miserable

c)

more miserable

35.

Cras Titus miserrimus omnium erit.

Translate omnium

a)

all

b)

for all

c)

of all

d)

to all

36.

Pseudolous optimō iocō ceteros servōs delectare potest.

Translate optimō iocō

a)

to the best joke

b)

for the best joke

c)

with the best joke

d)

in the best joke