WorksheetsLapis Episode 4 Review
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
bellum/bello (neuter)
bell
beautiful
war
brother
frater/fratrem
sister
mother
father
brother
constituere
to decide
to conceal/hide
he decided
I learned
omnes
no one
everyone
rex/regem
brother
king
I was ruling
power, authority
res/rem
repeat
thing/affair
everyone
one
afuit
she/he is absent
he/she was absent
she/he is present
he/she was present
unus/unum
one
two
three
four
habeo
I live
I have
I read
I learn
deus
goddess
god
voluit
she/he wants
she/he wanted
she/he was wanting
they will want
invitaverunt
they invite
they invited
they were inviting
he/she invites
amat means "she/he loves" so amavit means ___________.
I love
he/she has loved
they loved
you love
Why do we translate amavit as "he/she has loved"
It is imperfect tense.
It is perfect tense.
It is present tense
It is future tense.
desiderabant
I was desiring
she was desiring
they were desiring
they desire
dixit
he/she learns
she/he has learned
he/she has said
she/he says
sum
I am
you are
he/she is
he/she was
possum
I am able
I was able
they are able
I am
constituere
to decide
to think
to live
to learn
mortalis
mortal
immortal
dare
to give
to teach
to learn
tibi
you
for you/to you
me
to me/for me
vocavit
she/he has called
he/she sees
I call
you call
How do we translate the perfect tense?
have VERBed
was VERBing
VERBs
Which of these is NOT a way to translate the imperfect tense?
was VERBing
used to VERB
tried to VERB
will VERB
adfuit
she/he is present
he/she was present
she/he was
he/she was absent
WHO killed WHOM? (pick 2)
Achilles Hectorem necavit et Paris Achillem necavit.
Achilles killed Hector
Hector killed Achilles
Paris killed Achilles
Achilles killed Paris
Hector killed Paris
Which word uses NOMINATIVE (subject)?
Graecī Trōiam capere nōn poterant.
Troy
the Greeks
capere
poterant
What is the ACCUSATIVE or direct object? Graecī Trōiam capere nōn poterant.
the Greeks
Troy
capere
poterant
Quis novum consilium cepit?
Hector
Paris
Odysseus
Achilles
What tense are the verbs in this sentence?
Graecī ingentem equum līgneum aedificāvērunt et multōs mīlitēs in equō cēlāvērunt.
present
perfect
imperfect
WHO est/sunt in equo?
milites Graeci
nihil
milites Troiani
Helen
Why were the Trojans rejoicing?
Graecī Trōiae equum dēdērunt et omnēs Trōiānī gaudēbant.
Odysseus was finally dead.
Because they won the war.
It was dinnertime.
Because the Greeks gave them a horse.
What tense are the verbs?
equum in urbem traxērunt et nocte mīlitēs Graecī ex equō dēsiluērunt
perfect
present
imperfect
future
nocte means...
asleep during the day
at night
asleep at night
harmful
What did the Greeks do when they came out of the horse? custōdēs Trōiānōs necāvērunt et portam aperuērunt.
nothing
killed the Trojan guards
opened the gates of Troy
threw a festive shindig
Who tells Aeneas that it is necessary for him to flee Troy?
Menelaus' ghost
Priam's ghost
Hector's ghost
Helen's ghost
In the following sentence which is the best way to translate "in urbem"?
omnēs Graecī in urbem festīnāvērunt.
in the city
into the city
on the city
onto the city
