WorksheetsMidterm Preview II Latin III
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
Abhinc trēs diēs amīcī quīdam ā Gāiō Cornēliō ad cēnam invītātī erant.
Translate invītātī erant
they were invited
they have been invited
they had been invited
they will have been invited
they had invited
Convīvae mappās sēcum ferēbant, nam cum cēna cōnfecta erit, in mappīs cibum auferre eīs licēbit.
Translate cōnfecta erit
will finish
will have been finished
had been finished
have been finished
will be finished
Soleae dēpositae ā servīs ablātae sunt.
Translate ablātae
carried away
reclined
ran away
snatched away
have received
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
mē
tibi
diēbus
Cēnābis
apud
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
you will bring
you had brought
you have brought
you will have brought
you were bringing
Haec sī, inquam, attuleris, venuste noster, cēnābis bene: nam tuī Catullī plēnūs sacculus est arāneārum.
Translate arāneārum
love
parsley
cobweb
crown
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
with the mothers
for the mothers
by the mothers
from the mothers
In tertiō tabulātō huius īnsulae est māter cum duōbus liberīs.
Identify the word that huius modifies
tabulātō
īnsulae
tertiō
est
In viīs erat ingēns multitūdō hominum. Concursābant enim servī, militēs, virī, puerī, mulierēs.
Translate Concursābant
were upset
were running to and fro
were filling
were buying
Omnia quae videt Cornēlia eam dēlectant.
Translate dēlectant
laughs at
throws down
delights
says
Fīnem rixae nōn vīdit Cornēlia quod servī iam sellās in aliam viam tulerant.
Why didn't Cornelia see the end of the argument?
the slaves had already carried the sedan chairs into another street
the sedan chairs had blocked her view
the slaves had turned the sedan chair over
Cornelia was summoned to the other street by her mother
Lacrimābant liberī quī parentēs suōs quaerēbant; clāmābant parentēs quī liberōs suōs petēbant.
Translate quaerēbant
were pleasing
were thinking
were looking for
were believing
Cōnspexerat Aurēlia ingentem īnsulam ē quā emittebātur magna vīs fūmī ac flammārum.
What is being sent out from the apartment?
sick people
children
Aurelia
smoke and flames
Tandem Aurelia et Cornelia advēnērunt ad eam tabernam quam petēbant. Dē sellīs dēscendērunt.
Where do Aurelia and Cornelia finally arrive?
at a shop
at the floor of a building
at the kitchen table
at their dining room
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?
windows
doors
chests
streets
In hāc viā nemō carnem meliōrem habet, ut bene scīs.
Translate meliōrem
good
better
best
worse
worst
Sī autem multum emēs, pretium fortasse minuētur.
Translate minuētur
will be mixed
will be reduced
will be sent
will be counted
Sī tū respiciēs, ea retrahētur neque umquam iterum ad vīvōs remittētur.
Translate respiciēs
will recline
will scold
will hold back
will look back
Mīles meus inter sepulcra iit; ego cōnsēdī et stēlās numerābam.
Translate stēlās
coverings
tombstones
blood
salt
Mīles meus inter sepulcra iit; ego cōnsēdī et stēlās numerābam.
Translate numerābam
I was carrying
I was crushing
I was counting
I was looking for
Deinde fercula ē culīnā efferuntur, in quibus est gustātiō—ōva et olīvae nigrae, asparagus et bōlētī liquāmine aspersī.
Translate fercula
trays
windows
flowers
forks
Deinde fercula ē culīnā efferuntur, in quibus est gustātiō—ōva et olīvae nigrae, asparagus et bōlētī liquāmine aspersī.
Identify the case of fercula
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
Ab aliīs servīs pōcula convīvārum vīnō optimō complentur.
Translate complentur
are moved
are filled
are bought
are finished
Ūnus ē convīvīs, cui nōmen erat Messalla, clāmāvit, "Quis creābitur arbiter bibendī?"
Translate creābitur
will be appointed
will be believed
will be finished
will be filled
Haec sī, inquam, attuleris, venuste noster, cēnābis bene: nam tuī Catullī plēnūs sacculus est arāneārum.
Identify the case of arāneārum
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
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
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
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
speed
garlands
laughs
measures
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
smaller
wine
pure
better
Ubi domum pervēnī, iacēbat mīles meus in lectōtamquam bōs; ā medicō cūrābātur.
Translate medicō
beggar
doctor
rabbit
song
Cūr non Gāius ipse? Quis enim est prūdentior quam Gāius?
Translate prūdentior
wise
wiser
wisest
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
nominative
genitive
dative
vocative
Accusative
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
nominative
genitive
dative
vocative
accusative
Haec sī, inquam, attuleris, venuste noster, cēnābis bene: nam tuī Catullī plēnūs sacculus est arāneārum.
Identify the case of Catullī
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
Cras Titus miserrimus omnium erit.
Translate miserrimus
rather miserable
most miserable
more miserable
Cras Titus miserrimus omnium erit.
Translate omnium
all
for all
of all
to all
Pseudolous optimō iocō ceteros servōs delectare potest.
Translate optimō iocō
to the best joke
for the best joke
with the best joke
in the best joke
