WorksheetsStage 26 Review
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
Salvius rēgem falsē accusābat ut rēgnum Cogidubnī occupāret.
purpose clause
indirect question
relative clause
cum clause
negative purpose
Modestus explicāre nōn poterat quō modō captīvī effūgissent.
purpose clause
indirect question
relative clause
cum clause
negative purpose
cum mīlitēs in lēgātī principiīs colloquium habērent, barbarī castra oppugnaverunt.
purpose clause
indirect question
relative clause
cum clause
negative purpose
cum mīlitēs in lēgātī principiīs colloquium habērent, barbarī castra oppugnaverunt.
imperfect indicative
imperfect subjunctive
pluperfect indicative
pluperfect subjunctive
Modestus explicāre nōn poterat quō modō captīvī effūgissent.
imperfect indicative
imperfect subjunctive
pluperfect indicative
pluperfect subjunctive
Modestus explicāre nōn poterat quō modō captīvī effūgissent.
imperfect indicative
imperfect subjunctive
pluperfect indicative
pluperfect subjunctive
A purpose clause can be introduced by ...
ut
ne
all of the above
none of the above
Translate: tibi cavendum est.
You will beware.
You must beware.
We must beware.
We will beware.
You ahd to beware.
duōs mīlitēs fortēs habēbat quī carcerem custōdiēbant.
purpose clause
indirect question
relative clause
cum clause
negative purpose
What is the TENSE of the following verb?
accusabat
Present
Imperfect
Perfect
Pluperfect
What is the TENSE of the following verb?
occuparet
Present
Imperfect
Perfect
Pluperfect
What is the TENSE of the following verb?
effugissent
Present
Imperfect
Perfect
Pluperfect
What is the TENSE of the following verb?
rogavit
Present
Imperfect
Perfect
Pluperfect
What is the TENSE of the following verb?
oppugnaverunt
Present
Imperfect
Perfect
Pluperfect
What is the TENSE of the following verb?
currerent
Present
Imperfect
Perfect
Pluperfect
What is the MOOD of the following verb?
currerent
Indicative
Subjunctive
Imperative
What is the MOOD of the following verb?
accusabat
Indicative
Subjunctive
Imperative
What is the MOOD of the following verb?
rogavit
Indicative
Subjunctive
Imperative
What is the MOOD of the following verb?
effugissent
Indicative
Subjunctive
Imperative
What kind of verb is explicare?
Infinitive
Subjunctive
Imperative
Vocative
What kind of verb is required in an Indirect Question?
Imperative
Subjunctive
Indicative
What part is the Indirect Question:
neque centuriō neque mīles sciēbat ubi Britannī manērent.
neque centuriō neque mīles sciēbat
ubi Britannī manērent.
What part is the Indirect Question:
centuriō et mīles intellēxērunt quid captīvī fēcissent.
centuriō et mīles intellēxērunt
quid captīvī fēcissent.
What part is the Indirect Question:
mīles iuvenem comprehendit et iterum rogāvit cūr castra Rōmāna intrāvisset.
mīles iuvenem comprehendit et iterum rogāvit
cūr castra Rōmāna intrāvisset.
What part is the Indirect Question:
mīles iuvenem rogāvit cūr post horreum stāret.
mīles iuvenem rogāvit
cūr post horreum stāret.
What part is the Indirect Question:
centuriō, cum nōn cognōscere posset quō modō iuvenis in castra irrūpisset, mīlitem iussit iuvenem ad carcerem dūcere et eum torquēre.
centuriō, cum nōn cognōscere posset
quō modō iuvenis in castra irrūpisset,
mīlitem iussit iuvenem ad carcerem dūcere et eum torquēre.
What part is the Purpose Clause
servī in vīllam revēnērunt; Barbillum portābant ut eum in lectum pōnerent
servī in vīllam revēnērunt
Barbillum portābant
eum in lectum pōnerent
What part is the Purpose Clause
servi per villam quaerebant ut araneas invenirent.
servi per villam quaerebant
araneas invenirent.
What part is the Purpose Clause
astrologus in cubiculum irrupit ut murem in umerum Barbilii poneret.
astrologus in cubiculum irrupit
murem in umerum Barbilii poneret.
What part is the Purpose Clause
Phormio ad urbem contendit ut medicum peteret.
Phormio ad urbem contendit
medicum peteret.
How do you translate Purpose Clauses?
If
in order that/ in order to/so that
when
because of
