WorksheetsGallic War 6.13.1-13
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the Latin antecedent of qui?
In omnī Galliā eōrum hominum quī aliquō sunt numerō atque honōre genera sunt duo
(a)
Relative pronouns and antecedents must agree in what?
#96 in pack or this website: https://www.thelatinlibrary.com/101/RelativePronouns.pdf
case
number
gender
ending
declension
In Latin, what does duo modify (describe)?
In omnī Galliā eōrum hominum quī aliquō sunt numerō atque honōre genera sunt duo.
(a)
genera is in the
In omnī Galliā eōrum hominum quī aliquō sunt numerō atque honōre genera sunt duo
Translate it, no guessing!
nominative plural
nominative singular
ablative singular
dative singular
Identify the Latin subject of habetur.
Nam plēbēs paene servōrum habētur locō, quae nihil audet per sē, nūllō adhibētur cōnsiliō.
(a)
plerique refers to (very many what?)
genera sunt duo. Nam plēbēs paene servōrum habētur locō, quae nihil audet per sē, nūllō adhibētur cōnsiliō. Plērīque, cum aut aere aliēnō aut māgnitūdine tribūtōrum aut iniūriā potentiōrum premuntur
genera
plebes
consilio
servorum
These lines contains three
cum aut aere aliēnō aut māgnitūdine tribūtōrum aut iniūriā potentiōrum premuntur
ablatives of agent
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablatives of time
dicant is best translated as
sēsē in servitūtem dicant nōbilibus
they predict
they say
they give up
they teach
generibus governs the understood noun i.e. what word is implied? IOW types of what?
Sed dē hīs duōbus generibus alterum est druidum
servorum
hominum
equitum
Druidum
alterum...alterum is best translated
alterum est druidum, alterum equitum
to...from
some...others
one...the other
ours...yours
In these lines we learn that the Druids are in charge of matters of
Illī rēbus dīvīnīs intersunt, sacrificia pūblica ac prīvāta prōcūrant, religiōnēs interpretantur:
money
religion
war
the economy
constituunt is best translated as
dē omnibus contrōversiīs pūblicīs prīvātīsque cōnstituunt
they stand
they travel
they decide
they ignore
What tense and voice is est admissum?
sī quod est admīssum facinus
active
passive
present
perfect
pluperfect
In this line idem refers to (the same who or what?)
īdem dēcernunt, praemia poenāsque cōnstituunt;
the common people
the Druids
the decisions
the knights
Find the Latin direct objectS of constituunt (what do they decide?)
sī quod est admīssum facinus, sī caedēs facta, sī dē hērēditāte, dē fīnibus contrōversia est, īdem dēcernunt, praemia poenāsque cōnstituunt
(a)
stetit is best translated
has abided by
stood under
saw
built
Which is NOT a translation of gravissima?
most severe
severest
very severe
rather severe
all are translations
The Druid penalty involves (a) .
What type of subjunctive clause is seen here?
nē quid ex contāgiōne incommodī accipiant
purpose
result
indirect command
fearing
