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WorksheetsCaesar DBG I Review
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 7mins
In line I.1, we learn that
the Gauls are closely united
the Gauls differ in major cultural aspects
the Gauls have a common culture
all Gauls are called "Celts"
In I.1, we learn that rivers
matter little to the Gauls
form the major territorial divisions
hinder the Gauls
provide recreation for the Gauls
According to I.1, why would the Helvetians present the greatest challenge to the Romans?
They were sophisticated due to well-developed humanitas and cultus.
They were isolated from civilization.
They were allies of the Gauls.
They fought continually with the Germans.
In I.2, we learn that Orgetorix
is a Sequanian
wants money
has lots of friends
wants to be ruler
In I.2 (undique...continentur), we learn that
Helvetian boundaries were growing
Helvetians were happy
Helvetians were constricted
Helvetians were warlike
In I.2, the phrase una ex parte...tertia introduces
the limitations of Helvetian territory
the extent of military strongholds
a litany of scenic beauties
the number of settlements
According to I.3, why is it important for the Helvetians to buy their own wagons &
beasts of burden?
They will need to carry their own military supplies.
They will need to sow their own corn and carry it with them as they march.
They will need to use these valuable items to barter with tribes.
They will need wagons and beasts of burden to carry their war plunder.
According to I.3, how long do the Helvetians think it will take them to carry out
their plans?
two months
two years
one year
It is not revealed in this passage.
In I.5, we learn that, after Orgetorix' death, the Helvetians
gave up hope of emigrating
tore down the statues of Orgetorix
made new plans
continued the emigration plan
In I.6, we learn that the Allobroges
were old friends of the Romans
had recently been subdued
hated the Helvetians
had great wealth
In I.6, we learn Genava is
a city of the Helvetians
a Helvetian camp
a city near Helvetia
a lake near Helvetia
In I.6, a.d. V Kal. Apr. is in the month of
April
March
May
June
In I.7, we learn that Caesar hurries
to Rome
to Geneva
to the army camp
from headquarters
In I.7, we learn that Caesar's strategy =
to confront the Allobroges
to train his troops
to make speeches
to destroy the bridge to Helvetia
In I.7, Caesar recalls that
the Helvetians have been friends to the Romans
the Helvetians previously defeated the Allobroges
the Helvetians killed a Roman consul and sent his army under the yoke
the Helvetians had previously invaded the Roman province
In I.1, quarum is a/an
plural adjective
demonstrative pronoun
relative pronoun
interrogative pronoun
In DBG I.2, qui introduces a
gerund
result clause
relative clause
verbal phrase
In I.1, ipsi is a/an
reflexive pronoun
intensive pronoun
demonstrative pronoun
personal pronoun
In I.1, ad effeminandos animos is a/an
participial phrase
gerund phrase
anticipatory clause
gerundive phrase
In I.2, angustos se fines habere arbitrantur is best translated
"they thought about their boundaries"
"they had limits"
"they liked limits"
"they thought they had narrow boundaries"
Whenever one sees a form of the verb persuadere, one can reasonably assume that a/an ______________ follows it.
Imperative Phrase
Indirect Statement
Causal Clause
Indirect Command
