WorksheetsCLC Stage 6
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
LT #1: Which of the following is the best translation of the sentence "Quīntus per viam ambulābat"?
Quintus is walking along the street.
Quintus walked through the house.
Quintus was walking through the street.
Quintus will walk along the street.
LT #1: Which of the following is the best translation of the sentence "servī in urbem currēbant"?
The slaves run into the city.
The slave will run in the city.
The slaves began to run into the city.
The slaves in the city ran.
LT #1: Which of the following is the best translation of the sentence "canis Grumiōnem spectābat"?
Grumio was looking at the dog.
The dog was looking at Grumio.
The dog saw Grumio.
The dog and Grumio were spectators.
LT #1: Which of the following is NOT an acceptable translation of the sentence "coquus cēnam parābat"?
The cook is preparing the dinner.
The cook was preparing the dinner.
The cook began to prepare the dinner.
The cook used to prepare dinner.
The cook kept preparing the dinner.
LT #1: Which of the following is the best translation of the sentence "Caecilius et Pantagathus et senex erant in tabernā"?
Caecilius, Pantagathus, and an old man were standing in the shop.
Caecilius, Pantagathus, and an old man were in the shop.
Caecilius and Pantagathus saw the old man in the shop.
Caecilius and Pantagathus were the old men in the shop.
LT #2: Which of the following is the best translation of the sentence "Pompēiānī agricolam fortem laudāvērunt"?
The Pompeians praised the strong farmer.
The brave farmer praised the Pompeians.
Pompeian farmers are brave.
The Pompeians are brave and praised the farmer.
LT #2: Which of the following is the best translation of the sentence "subitō agricola Graecum pulsāvit"?
Suddenly, the farmer punched the Greek.
The Greek suddenly punched the farmer.
The Greek farmer was suddenly punched.
The farmer is punching the Greek.
LT #2: Which of the following is the best translation of the sentence "fūrēs serpentem ingentem spectāvērunt"?
The thieves looked at the huge snake.
The huge snake frightened the thieves.
The thieves were spotted by the huge snake.
The thieves were watching the large snake.
LT #2 & LT #4: Which of the following is the best translation of the sentence "postquam vīllam intrāvit, Cerberus circumspectāvit"?
After entering the street, Cerberus was looking around.
After he entered the house, Cerberus looked around.
When he entered the house, Cerberus barked.
Cerberus enters the house and looks around.
LT #2: Which of the following is the best translation of the sentence "pater tōtam rem nārrāvit"?
The father is saying the whole thing.
The father told the whole story.
The father tells everything.
The whole truth was told to the father.
LT #3 & LT #4: Which of the following is the best translation of the sentence "Grumiō, quod erat laetus, cēnam optimam parāvit"?
Grumio, who is happy, is preparing good food.
Grumio, because he was happy, prepared an excellent dinner.
Grumio happily prepares the best meal.
Grumio, because he is happy, will prepare dinner for the family.
LT #3 & LT #4: Which of the following is the best translation of the sentence "fūr tacitē cubiculum, ubi īnfāns dormiēbat, intrāvit"?
The thief quietly entered the bedroom, where the baby was sleeping.
The thief enters the bedroom, where the baby is quietly sleeping.
The thief was entering the bedroom in which the baby slept.
The thief was quiet when he began to enter because the baby was asleep in his bedroom.
LT #3 & LT #4: Which of the following is the best translation of the sentence "Fēlīx nihil audīvit, quod intentē labōrābat"?
Felix heard nothing because he was working carefully.
Felix didn't hear anything and worked angrily.
Because he is a hard worker, Felix wasn't listening.
Felix doesn't hear anything. He works hard.
LT #3 and LT #4: Which of the following is the best translation of the sentence "dominus, postquam rem audīvit, erat laetus et mē līberāvit"?
The master, after he heard the story, was happy and freed me.
The master was listening to the thing happily and set me free.
Because the master is happy, he will set me free after hearing the story.
The master was listening to the story and praised the happy freedman.
LT #3 and LT #4: Which of the following is the best translation of the sentence "fīlius, quod canēs lātrāvērunt, vāgiēbat"?
The son began to cry because the dogs barked.
The dogs were barking, so the son cried.
When the dogs were barking, the son cried.
The son barked at the dogs, who began to cry.
LT #5: What was a lībertus?
A former slave who had been freed.
A slave specifically trained to perform as a gladiator.
An experienced, older slave who supervised the other slaves.
A free man.
LT #5: All of the following are ways in which a slave might have been freed EXCEPT:
Purchasing his own freedom.
As a reward for particularly good service.
As stipulated in the master's will.
By being handed any article of clothing.
LT #5: All of the following are ways in which one might become a slave EXCEPT:
Being captured by pirates.
Being taken as a prisoner of war.
Being the child of a slave.
Being convicted of a crime.
LT #5: The largest and strongest slaves . . .
were sometimes trained as gladiators
were deemed useless by most slaveowners
were often kept as household slaves
were usually taught to read and write
LT #5: Which of the following is NOT true regarding freedmen?
They would often take their former master's praenōmen and nōmen.
They would continue to work for their former master in some capacity.
They could become quite wealthy.
They could hold public office.
