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NLE advanced poetry

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Sunt vōbīs trēs canēs.

a)

You have three dogs.

b)

You want three dogs.

c)

We have three dogs.

d)

We need three dogs.

2.

Tē nōn decet frātrem pulsāre!

a)

You are not ashamed

b)

It is not right for you

c)

It is not possible for you

d)

You are not required

3.

Ascanius per silvās currēbat quasi cervus esset.

a)

although

b)

because

c)

as if

d)

whenever

4.

Dīdō, ut scīs, fēmina potentissima fuit.

a)

as you know

b)

so that you know

c)

when you may know

d)

to know

5.

Turnus timet ut Lāvīnia sē amet.

a)

that Lavinia will love him

b)

that Lavinia does not love him

c)

that Lavinia had never loved him

d)

that Lavinia loves him

6.

Equum in urbem moveāmus!

a)

We are moving the horse into the city!

b)

We will move the horse into the city!

c)

We moved the horse into the city!

d)

Let’s move the horse into the city!

7.

Magnus numerus lapidum iam cecidit.

a)

stones

b)

of stones

c)

for stones

d)

to stones

8.

Psychē lūcernam ad marītum aspiciendum accendit.

a)

looking at her husband

b)

having looked at her husband

c)

to look at her husband

d)

by looking at her husband

9.

Dīdō Aenēan rogāvit cūr discēderet.

a)

he had to leave

b)

he will leave

c)

he had left

d)

he was leaving

10.

Galliā victā, Caesar Rōmam redīre cōnstituit.

a)

With Gaul as the victor

b)

With Gaul having been conquered

c)

With the Gauls conquering

d)

While conquering Gaul

11.

Sī amīcī tuī dīvitissimī fīant, ad tē pecūniam mittant.

a)

If your friends had become very rich

b)

If your friends became very rich

c)

If your friends should become very rich

d)

If your friends were very rich

12.

Dormiendum est mihi.

a)

I must sleep

b)

I am about to sleep

c)

I am asleep

d)

I have been asleep

13.

Rogāvī quōmodo tot equī ab imperātōre captī essent.

a)

were being captured

b)

have been captured

c)

are captured

d)

had been captured

14.

Tuum marītum, Andromachē, numquam iterum amplectēris.

a)

you had embraced

b)

you were embracing

c)

you did embrace

d)

you will embrace

15.

Nympha sentiēbat sē mūtārī in flūmen.

a)

is being changed

b)

was being changed

c)

had been changed

d)

will be changed

16.

Minerva est multō maior sapientiā aliīs deābus.

a)

Minerva has far too much wisdom for the other goddesses.

b)

In respect to many other goddesses, the great Minerva is wise.

c)

Minerva is much greater in wisdom than the other goddesses.

d)

Minerva is much greater than other wise goddesses.

17.

Postrīdiē Ovidius Rōmā proficīscētur.

a)

to Rome

b)

in Rome

c)

Rome

d)

from Rome

18.

Sciō amīcitiam nostram semper fore sincēram

a)

was

b)

became

c)

will be

d)

had become

19.

Anna ad sorōrem lacrimantem cucurrit.

a)

crying

b)

having cried

c)

by crying

d)

about to cry

20.

Anna sorōre pulchrior nōn erat.

a)

her sister

b)

from her sister

c)

than her sister

d)

to her sister

21.

Sīrēnes Ulixēn virōsque suōs canendō superāre cōnātae sunt.

a)

of singing

b)

to be sung

c)

must be sung

d)

by singing

22.

Sunt nōbīs duae fīliae.

a)

We have two daughters.

b)

They were our two daughters.

c)

We wish we had two daughters.

d)

They have our two daughters.

23.

Pater Aenēās Troiānīs mīlitibus magnā vōce haec clāmāvit.

a)

she

b)

these things

c)

her

d)

that thing

24.

Dīdō timet nē Aenēās discēdat.

a)

that Aeneas left her

b)

that Aeneas is not leaving

c)

that Aeneas did not want to leave her

d)

that Aeneas may leave

25.

Mercurius Aenēan admonitum ē caelō dēscendit.

a)

about to warn

b)

to warn

c)

by warning

d)

must be warned

26.

Philosophus multōs annōs Athēnīs habitābat.

a)

by Athens

b)

to Athen

c)

in Athens

d)

from Athens

27.

Nōs pecūniā sapienter ūtāmur.

a)

We are using our money wisely.

b)

We will use our money more wisely.

c)

Let us use the money wisely.

d)

The money was used wisely by us.

28.

Sī consul vīveret, verba eius audīrētis.

a)

you would hear

b)

you had heard

c)

you hear

d)

you heard

29.

Cūr Dīdōnem mentem mūtāvisse putās?

a)

changes

b)

changed

c)

must change

d)

will change

30.

Thisbē territa leōnem ē silvā venientem vīdit.

a)

came

b)

coming

c)

having come

d)

about to come

31.

Corripuēre sacram effigiem manibus cruentīs.

a)

to seize

b)

they seized

c)

they will seize

d)

while seizing

32.

Quī vestrum histōriam Bellī Troiānī nesciunt?

a)

of you

b)

your

c)

you

d)

for you

33.

Post decem annōs urbs Troia in ruīnās cāsūra erat.

a)

had fallen

b)

might fall

c)

did fall

d)

was about to fall

34.

Mea māter semper clāmābat, “Tē studēre cotīdiē oportet!”

a)

It is tedious for you to study every day.

b)

You ought to study every day.

c)

You want to study every day.

d)

It is pleasing for you to study every day.

35.

Magister omnēs librōs ā suīs discipulīs legī vult.

a)

to read

b)

to be read

c)

must be read

d)

will be read

36.

“Troia nova nōbīs petenda est,” sociīs suīs exclāmāvit Aenēās.

a)

is sought

b)

has been sought

c)

must be sought

d)

will be sought

37.

Prīmō rāmō āvulsō, nōn dēficit alter aureus.

a)

After the first branch has been plucked off

b)

Since I plucked off the first branch

c)

The first branch was about to be plucked off

d)

Plucked off from the first branch

38.

Anna ducem quī ē lītore properāret esse causam dolōris crēdidit.

a)

in order to hurry away from the shore

b)

who had to hurry from the shore

c)

that he will hurry away from the shore

d)

who was hurrying from the shore