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Stage 7

Total questions: 54

Worksheet time: 2hrs 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

necat: necāvit

a)

eats

b)

cuts

c)

kills

d)

tells

2.

parat: parāvit

a)

proceeds

b)

parrots

c)

prays

d)

prepares

3.

prope

a)

propel

b)

near

c)

neat

d)

almost

4.

mortuus, -a, -um

a)

dead

b)

mortal

c)

immortality

d)

death

5.

cēnat: cēnāvit

a)

works, labors

b)

dogs, pursues

c)

cooks, prepares dinner

d)

dines, eats dinner

6.

facit: fēcit

a)

finishes, ends

b)

fears, is afraid of

c)

makes, does

d)

answers, responds

7.

lacrimat: lacrimāvit

a)

lies down, rests

b)

moves silently

c)

drinks, sips

d)

cries, weeps

8.

terret: terruit

a)

frightens, terrifies

b)

is afraid of, fears

c)

earth, land

d)

kills, wounds

9.

tamen

a)

also, too

b)

then

c)

however

d)

alas

10.

centuriō

a)

centennial

b)

century

c)

centigrade

d)

centurion

11.

cōnspicit: cōnspexit

a)

inspects

b)

looks around

c)

waits for

d)

catches sight of

12.

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum

a)

beautiful

b)

small

c)

money

d)

pest

13.

nārrat: nārrāvit

a)

acts in a play

b)

does business

c)

tells, relates

d)

counts, numbers

14.

omnis

a)

only

b)

all

c)

nothing

d)

once

15.

intellegit: intellēxit

a)

is intelligent

b)

smart

c)

intelligence

d)

understands

16.

heri

a)

yesterday

b)

today

c)

tomorrow

d)

week

17.

pestis: pestem

a)

disease, sickness

b)

rascal, pest

c)

thief

d)

worry

18.

prōcēdit: prōcessit

a)

departs, leaves

b)

advances, proceeds

c)

steps over

d)

processes, works through

19.

pōculum

a)

dinner party

b)

announcement

c)

noise, shout

d)

cup

20.

rogat: rogāvit

a)

range, wander

b)

punish

c)

tell, narrate

d)

ask

21.

ingēns: ingentem

a)

huge

b)

generous

c)

ungrateful

d)

minor

22.

nihil

a)

no one, nobody

b)

nowhere

c)

nothing

d)

without

23.

cum

a)

from

b)

against

c)

toward

d)

with

24.

umbra

a)

balance, scales

b)

under, underneath

c)

shadow, ghost

d)

umbrella

25.

tacitē

a)

unknowingly, unwittingly

b)

strongly, forcefully

c)

quietly, silently

d)

suddenly, at once

26.

valdē

a)

very much, very

b)

evenly

c)

minimally, very little

d)

until good-bye

27.

Which of the following words are derivatives of facit?

a)

manufacture

b)

perfect

c)

beneficial

d)

All of these

28.

Based on what you know of tacitē, what does its derivative "tacit" mean?

a)

tactical

b)

disapproving

c)

beautiful, handsome

d)

unvoiced, unspoken

29.

Based on your knowledge on cōnspicit, what does its derivative "conspicuous" mean?

a)

easily observed or seen

b)

hidden, unknown

c)

consciousness

d)

being helpful to others

30.

What Latin word is the root of "annihilation"?

a)

nēmō

b)

ānulus

c)

nihil

d)

antīīquus

31.
Caecilius amicum exspectabat. amicum salutavit.
a)
The friend was waiting for Caecilius. He greeted the friend.
b)
Caecilius is waiting for the friend. He greets the friend.
c)
Caecilius was waiting for the friend. He greeted the friend.
d)
Caecilius was waiting for his mate. He said 'g'day'.
32.
amicus cum Caecilio cenabat. cenam laudavit.
a)
Caecilius was friendly with dinner. The food was loud.
b)
The friend was dining with Caecilius. He praised the dinner.
c)
The friend is dining with Caecilius. He praises the dinner.
d)
The friend dined with Caecilius. He praised the meal.
33.
amicus poculum inspexit. vinum gustavit.
a)
The friend looked at the wine-cup. He tasted the wine.
b)
The friend was looking at the wine-cup. He was tasting the wine.
c)
The friend looks at the wine cup. He tastes the wine.
d)
The friend looked at the wine-cup. He guzzled all the wine.
34.
amicus poculum hausit. tum fabulam longam narravit.
a)
The friend had the wine-cup. Then he told an endless story.
b)
The friend drained the wine-cup. Then he ate a fabulous sausage.
c)
The friend drains the wine-cup. Then he tells a long story.
d)
The friend drained the wine-cup. Then he told a long story.
35.
Caecilius plausit. 'euge!' dixit.
a)
Caecilius applauded. 'Alas!' he said.
b)
Caecilius applauded. 'Hooray!' he said.
c)
Caecilius applauds. 'Hooray!' he says.
d)
Caecilius was applauding. 'Alas!' he said.
36.
amici optimum vinum biberunt. tandem surrexerunt.
a)
The good friends drank wine. At last they got up.
b)
The friend drank the excellent wine. At last he got up.
c)
The wine drank the good friends. At last they got up.
d)
The friends drank excellent wine. At last, they got up.
37.
servi in atrio stabant. ianuam aperuerunt.
a)
Slaves were standing in the atrium. The door opened.
b)
Slaves are standing in the atrium. They open the door.
c)
Slaves were standing in the atrium. They opened the door.
d)
Slaves stood in the atrium. They were opening the door.
38.
amicus 'vale' dixit. e villa discessit.
a)
The friend 'goodbye' said. He departs from the villa.
b)
The friend said 'goodbye'. He departed from the villa.
c)
The friend was saying 'goodbye'. He was departing from the villa.
d)
The friend says 'goodbye'. He leaves from the villa.
39.
'dixit' is in which tense?
a)
Present
b)
Imperfect
c)
Perfect
40.
'amicus' is in which case?
a)
Nominative
b)
Accusative
c)
Dative
41.
'narravit' is in which tense?
a)
Present
b)
Imperfect
c)
Perfect
42.
The imperfect tense of 'I go' is: 
a)
I am going
b)
I was going
c)
I went
43.
The perfect tense of 'I walk' is:
a)
I am walking
b)
I was walking
c)
I walked.
44.
amicus Caecilium visitabat. villam intravit.
a)
A friend was visiting Caecilius. He entered the villa.
b)
Caecilius was visiting a friend. He entered the villa.
c)
A friend is visiting Caecilius. He enters the villa.
d)
A friend visits Caecilius. He entered the villa.
45.
'stabat' is in which tense?
a)
Present
b)
Imperfect
c)
Perfect
46.

cenavimus

a)

we dined

b)

we dine

c)

we used to dine

47.

cenamus

a)

we dined

b)

we dine

c)

we used to dine

48.

cenabamus

a)

we dined

b)

we dine

c)

we used to dine

49.

intellegunt

a)

they understood

b)

they used to understand

c)

they understand

50.

intellebant

a)

they understood

b)

they used to understand

c)

they understand

51.

intellexerunt

a)

they understood

b)

they used to understand

c)

they understand

52.

terretis

a)

they terrify

b)

y'all terrify

c)

y'all used to terrify

53.

terruistis

a)

they terrify

b)

y'all terrified

c)

y'all used to terrify

54.

terrebant

a)

they terrify

b)

y'all terrified

c)

they used to terrify