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WorksheetsStage 11 Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Who took care of roads, sewers, games and shows?
duo viri
aediles
consuls
fautors
Which officials functioned as judges?
duo viri
aediles
consuls
scriptors
How long were the terms of office for aediles and duo viri?
6 months
1 year
2 years
4 years
Which of the following verbs take a dative object? Mark all that apply.
favet
credit
placet
narravit
Translate: credo (credere, credidi, creditus)
believe (trust)
credit
support
give
Translate: mihi
to me/for me
me
I
you
Translate: tibi
to you / for you
for me
y'all
you
Translate: placeo (placēre, placui, placitus)
pleases (suits)
ask
beg
thanks
Translate: faveo (favēre, favi, fautus)
supports (favors)
favorite
has
trusts (believes)
The verbs favet, credit, and placet are typically followed by the __________ case.
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
Verbs that are special (like you) and take a dative case include:
credere
placere
favere
all of these
The dative case is often translated using the words:
in/on
with/without
from
to/for
It is pleasing to me.
me
ego
mihi
Quintus gave the money to you.
tu
te
tibi
Translate (Look carefully at the ending to select the correct pronoun): credimus
we trust
I trust
you all trust
Translate (Look carefully at the ending to select the correct pronoun): faves
I favor
he favors
you favor
Translate (Look carefully at the ending to select the correct pronoun): credō
I trust
he trusts
we trust
What is the dative case used for?
direct objects
objects of some prepositions
subjects
indirect objects
Translate: vos amico favetis.
You support the friends.
The friends support you.
You all support the friend.
We support the friends.
Translate: placetne tibi?
You don't like it?
Does it please you?
I don't like it.
Does it please everyone?
Translate: Romani hospitibus credunt.
The Romans trust the guest.
The Romans favor the guests.
The Romans trust the guests.
The Romans support their guest.
What offices were elected in the Pompeian elections?
duoviri and aediles
praetors and consuls
governors and decurions
quaestors and aediles
How should you answer a question that begins with num?
yes
no
yes or no
How should you answer a question that begins with nonne?
yes
no
yes or no
How should you answer a question that begins with -ne?
yes
no
yes or no
What does ubi mean? *Select the two definitions.
where
how
when
why
What does quomodo mean?
who
how
why
where
What does quid mean?
who
what
why
where
What does quis mean?
who
what
why
where
What does cur mean?
who
what
why
where
Translate: ita vero
yes
no
maybe
Translate: minimē
yes
no
maybe
Translate (Look carefully at the ending to select the correct pronoun): favet
I favor
he favors
you favor
