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NLE 2019 Latin III Practice Exam

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Catullus fuit laetior Vergiliō.

a)

more happily

b)

happy

c)

happier

d)

happily

2.

Mīrābile vīsū, Iuppiter taurus fit!

a)

makes

b)

became

c)

made

d)

becomes

3.

Plīnius Rōmā _____ nāvigāvit.

a)

Athēnīs

b)

Athēnās

c)

Athēnae

d)

Athēnārum

4.

Caesar impetum Gallōrum ācerrimē repulsit.

a)

most fiercely

b)

very fierce

c)

more fiercely

d)

fierce

5.

Discipulī meī vel Līvium vel Plīnium legere volunt.

a)

either…or

b)

neither…nor

c)

one…another

d)

first…then

6.

Vīdī eundem librum in cubiculō tuō.

a)

itself

b)

a certain

c)

the same

d)

each

7.

Mihi placet rūrī habitāvisse.

a)

of the country

b)

in the country

c)

near the country

d)

for the country

8.

Quattuor līberī Līviae sunt.

a)

Livia needs four children.

b)

Livia wants four children.

c)

Livia teaches four children.

d)

Livia has four children.

9.

Porcibus currentibus, agricolae statim secūtī sunt.

a)

Because the pigs will run

b)

Because the pigs had run

c)

Because the pigs were running

d)

Because the pigs must run

10.

Hodiē oportet tē legere epistulās mātris.

a)

you may read

b)

you like to read

c)

you are tired of reading

d)

you ought to read

11.

Agrippa rogāvit cūr Augustus adesset.

a)

was present

b)

is present

c)

will be present

d)

had been present

12.

Pūblius Aurēliam in mātrimōnium dūxit. What did Publius do?

a)

He remembered Aurelia.

b)

He married Aurelia.

c)

He helped Aurelia.

d)

He thanked Aurelia.

13.

Eō apud Mārcum ad edendum.

a)

although I have eaten

b)

after I have eaten

c)

because I eat

d)

to eat

14.

Cōnspīrātōrēs dīxērunt _____ esse virum pessimum.

a)

Cicerō

b)

Cicerōnis

c)

Cicerōnem

d)

Cicerōne

15.

Proficīscar mediā nocte.

a)

I will set out

b)

I am setting out

c)

I have set out

d)

I had set out

16.

Uxor Scīpiōnis hospitī persuādēbat ut coquum laudārent. Who was persuaded?

a)

the wife

b)

Scipio

c)

the host

d)

the cook

17.

Cicerō senātōrēs convocāvit ut dē perīculō eīs nārrāret.

a)

when he had told them of the danger

b)

because the danger was told to them

c)

to tell them about the danger

d)

as the danger was told to them

18.

Amāvisse et āmīsisse melius est quam numquam amāvisse.

a)

to have been lost

b)

to lose

c)

to be lost

d)

to have lost

19.

Pater meus dīxit Sullam audīrī ā cīvibus.

a)

was being heard

b)

is hearing

c)

heard

d)

will be heard

20.

What mountain, located in Sicily, did the Romans believe had either a trapped, fire-breathing monster or Vulcan's forge under it?

a)

Parnassus

b)

Vesuvius

c)

Olympus

d)

Etna

21.

Adequate, equivocate, and equinox all derive from the Latin word meaning

a)

equal

b)

valuable

c)

horse

d)

self

22.

If you were to take this exam on the Nones of March, what date would that be?

a)

March 1

b)

March 7

c)

March 13

d)

March 15

23.

Which emperor, appointed by the Praetorian Guard, was the first to invade Britain successfully in AD 43?

a)

Augustus

b)

Tiberius

c)

Claudius

d)

Nero

24.

In order to escape from the island of Crete, what man built wings and was the first human to fly?

a)

Daedalus

b)

Narcissus

c)

Pygmalion

d)

Midas

25.

The Carthaginian general Hannibal dealt the Romans the most costly defeat in their history up to that point at the Battle of

a)

Actium

b)

Pharsalus

c)

Alesia

d)

Cannae

26.

As you push through the crowds in the forum, what might you say to those who are standing in your way?

a)

Plaudite, omnēs!

b)

Ignōscite mihi!

c)

Mihi placet!

d)

Vīvāmus!

27.

Where would you see a woman wearing a flammeum, tunica recta, and nodus Herculaneus as she said the phrase, "Ubi tū Gāius, ego Gāia"?

a)

a funeral

b)

a wedding

c)

a theatrical performance

d)

a military triumph

28.

The American Founding Father John Adams once wrote that he had "crossed the Rubicon." By this he meant that he

a)

was running away

b)

would die soon

c)

could no longer go back

d)

had plowed his fields