WorksheetsNLE 2010 Latin III Practice Exam
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 26mins
Cicerōne vigilante, Catilīna nōn fīet cōnsul.
does not become
was not made
will not become
had not been made
Nōn facillimum est subitō dēpōnere amōrem longum.
very easy
easier
rather easy
easy
Augustus prīnceps Athēnīs saepe morātus est.
from Athens
near Athens
in Athens
to Athens
Numquam bellum gerere cupiāmus!
We have never wanted
May we never wish
We will never wish
We never want
Caesar mīlitēs in silvam inveniendae aquae causā mīsit.
because of lack of water
because they found water
to find water
to cause the water to flow
Pater fīliīs imperāvit nē ad flūmen īrent.
The sons told their father to go to the river.
The father ordered his sons not to go to the river.
The father was not commanded to go with his sons to the river.
The father did not ask his sons to leave the river.
Quisque territus exclāmāvit, "Ēheu! Caelum cadit!"
Any frightened person
A certain terrified lady
Why did the frightened man
Each terrified person
Apud nōs omnēs bene cēnant.
At our house
On account of us
Among ours
For us
Oportet nōbīs optimum facere.
We will try to do our best.
It is proper for us to do our best.
Our best is important to us.
Let's make sure to do our best.
Caesar sōlus ē castrīs excessit ut cōnsilium caperet.
to capture the consul
to seek advice
to make a plan
to give comfort
Pecūnia auxiliō servīs erit.
There will be money for the helpful slaves.
The slaves will be as helpful as money.
The slaves will help themselves to the money.
The money will be a help to the slaves.
Equus alterīus puerī pulcherrimus est.
the other boy's
other boys
for the other boy
to the other boys'
Bovēs in agrīs vel stābant vel currēbant.
neither…nor
either…or
whether…or
not only…but also
Augustus crēdidit sē Rōmam pulcherrimam reddidisse.
makes
made
had made
would make
Horātius quam diūtissimē pontem dēfendit.
as long as possible
how long
what a long time
longer
Templō aedificātō, artificēs laudābantur.
By the building of the temple
After the temple had been built
I am building the temple
While the temple was being built
Versūs poētae recitandī sunt.
are reciting
have been recited
must be recited
are being recited
The Roman god Janus was unique for his
two faces
winged feet
single eye
ability to change shape
Marsha’s court battle was a Pyrrhic victory.
It was sweet revenge.
It was a complete and utter victory.
It indicated that she was innocent.
It cost her more to win than it was worth.
An ancient Roman discussing conclāmātiō, rogus, imāginēs, toga pulla, and laudātiō would most likely be speaking of a
funeral
wedding
coming of age ceremony
birthday
What sorceress fled from Colchis with Jason and the Argonauts?
Circe
Calypso
Medea
Sibyl
John replied to his sister when she criticized his choice of mustard over ketchup:
Manus maum lavat
De gustibus non est disputandum
De mortuis nil nisi bonum
Mens sana in corpore sano
According to its Latin root, agenda means things
to be remembered
to find
to be done
to list
Victories over the Roman army at the Ticinus River, the Trebia River and Cannae were won by
Vercingetorix
Hannibal
Cleopatra
Lars Porsenna
The Rubicon River served as the boundary between
Gaul and Germany
Gaul and Spain
Italy and Germany
Italy and Gaul
Which hill of Rome served as its citadel and a place of refuge for citizens when they were besieged by the Gauls in 390 B.C.?
Viminal
Caelian
Aventine
Capitoline
