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WorksheetsChapters 53/54 Review
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 30mins
Cives in palaestram excedunt ut se exerceant.
so that they may exercise
so that they might exercise
so that they not exercise
Servus arborem ascendit ne caperetur.
so that he might be captured
so that he may be captured
so that he not be captured
Choose the correct translation for UT in this sentence:
Porcus e manibus servi effugerat ut mortem certam in tabernā lanii effugeret.
as
that
so that
to
Choose the correct translation for UT in this sentence:
Tam celerrime porcus currebat ut manus omnium sequentium effugerit.
as
that
so that
to
Choose the correct translation for UT in this sentence:
Pueri libros Aeneidis legebant ut de Romā conditā discerent.
as
that
so that
to
Choose the correct translation for UT in this sentence:
Palaemon iratus statim Sexto praecepit ut domum rediret.
as
that
so that
to
Choose the correct translation for UT in this sentence:
Sextus caput in manū posuerat ut melius dormiret.
as
that
so that
to
Match the second part of the sentence to the first part, keeping in mind the subject, sequence and sense of the sentence.
Nuntius epistulam fert ut
princeps senatores Romam revocet.
“vale,” ei tristiter dicat.
aurigis suis faverent.
Davus eum inveniret
caupo iratus fieret.
Match the second part of the sentence to the first part, keeping in mind the subject, sequence and sense of the sentence.
Cornelia Flaviam petit ut
princeps senatores Romam revocet.
“vale,” ei tristiter dicat.
aurigis suis faverent.
Davus eum inveniret
caupo iratus fieret.
Match the second part of the sentence to the first part, keeping in mind the subject, sequence and sense of the sentence.
Pueri cum Titō ad Circum Maximum venerunt ut
epistulas a principe scriptas Neapolim ferret.
“vale,” ei tristiter dicat.
aurigis suis faverent.
Davus eum inveniret
caupo iratus fieret.
Match the second part of the sentence to the first part, keeping in mind the subject, sequence and sense of the sentence.
Geta se in arbore celaverat ne
epistulas a principe scriptas Neapolim ferret.
“vale,” ei tristiter dicat.
aurigis suis faverent.
Davus eum inveniret
caupo iratus fieret.
Match the second part of the sentence to the first part, keeping in mind the subject, sequence and sense of the sentence.
Eucleides Aureliam cauponem reprehendentem interpellavit ne
epistulas a principe scriptas Neapolim ferret.
“vale,” ei tristiter dicat.
aurigis suis faverent.
princeps senatores Romam revocet
caupo iratus fieret.
Match the second part of the sentence to the first part, keeping in mind the subject, sequence and sense of the sentence.
Tabellarius quam celerrime agebat ut
epistulas a principe scriptas Neapolim ferret.
“vale,” ei tristiter dicat.
aurigis suis faverent.
princeps senatores Romam revocet
caupo iratus fieret.
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