WorksheetsSubūrānī ch. 10 "vōx crūdēlis" p. 161
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 18mins
vōtum malum diū cōgitābam. nocte dormīre nōn poteram.
Malum agrees with
vōtum
diū
cogitābam
nocte
vōtum malum diū cōgitābam. nocte dormīre nōn poteram.
Catia says that she can't sleep because
it was too noisy in the city
she was thinking about the curse tablet
she had napped for a long time that afternoon
nōnnūllās hōrās in lectō iacēbam. Giscō dormiēbat.
nōnūllās agrees with what word?
hōrās
lectō
iacēbam
Gisco
nōnnūllās hōrās in lectō iacēbam. Giscō dormiēbat.
What is happening in these sentences?
Gisco is asleep but Catia is awake
Catia is asleep but Gisco is awake
Catia and Gisco are both awake
Catia and Gisco are both asleep
tum surrēxī. summum perīculum sēnsī.
summum agrees with which word?
tum
surrexī
perīculum
sēnsī
tum surrēxī. summum perīculum sēnsī.
Why did Catia get up?
She heard the dog bark.
She had insomnia.
She was hungry.
She had a bad feeling.
domum circumspectāvī, sed nihil vīdī. vīcus erat quiētus.
Celer dormiēbat. itaque ad lectum redībam.
quiētus describes which word?
domum
nihil
vīcus
Celer
domum circumspectāvī, sed nihil vīdī. vīcus erat quiētus.
Celer dormiēbat. itaque ad lectum redībam.
Which of the following is NOT a reason Catia went back to bed?
she didn't see anything
she was tired
the settlement was quiet
Celer didn't notice anything
subitō manus mē tenuit. tum pugiōnem cōnspexī. dē pugiōne cadēbat sanguis.
Catia should have trusted her instincts because now she suddenly sees:
a bloody dagger
a snarling wolf
an escaping robber
a scurrying mouse
"custōdem Rōmānum iam necāvī," susurrāvit vōx crūdēlis.
Rōmānum agrees with custodēm because they are both
M. gen. sing.
F. acc. pl.
M. acc. sing.
N. acc. sing
"custōdem Rōmānum iam necāvī," susurrāvit vōx crūdēlis.
vōx agrees with crūdēlis because they are both
M. nom. pl.
F. nom. sing.
F. abl. pl.
N. acc. sing
"custōdem Rōmānum iam necāvī," susurrāvit vōx crūdēlis.
What happened to the guard?
he's asleep
he's dead
he ran away
"canem saevum tuum sopōrāvī. nunc equitem Numidicum scelestum petō."
Which word does NOT describe canem?
saevum
tuum
scelestum
"canem saevum tuum sopōrāvī. nunc equitem Numidicum scelestum petō."
What happened to Celer?
he's asleep
he's dead
he ran away
Giscōnem ē somnō excitāre volēbam, sed exclāmāre nōn audēbam.
Select the INFINITIVES:
somnō
excitāre
volēbam
exclāmāre
Giscōnem ē somnō excitāre volēbam, sed exclāmāre nōn audēbam.
Did Gisco wake up?
yes
no
deinde rēs mīrābilis accidit. dē manū cecidit pugiō sanguineus.
sanguineus describes which word?
rēs
mīrābilis
manū
pugiō
cum magnō clāmōre vir ignōtus periit.
magnō agrees with which word?
clāmōre
vir
ignōtus
periit
cum magnō clāmōre vir ignōtus periit.
ignōtus agrees with which word?
magnō
clāmōre
vir
periit
cum magnō clāmōre vir ignōtus periit.
What happened to the man?
he ran away
he died
he fell asleep
tum vōcem nōtam audīvī: ‘es tūta, Catia.’
nōtam agrees with which word?
tum
vōcem
tūta
Catia
tum vōcem nōtam audīvī: ‘es tūta, Catia.’
tūta describes
the voice
the man
Catia
Indus prope senem mortuum stābat. gladium magnificum tenēbat.
mortuum agrees with which word?
Indus
prope
senem
gladium
Indus prope senem mortuum stābat. gladium magnificum tenēbat.
Who saved Catia?
Indus
Gisco
Celer
the old man
Who do you think the old man was?
