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WorksheetsModestus
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Modestus et Strythio ad tabernam Latronis ambulant.
Modestus and Strythio were walking to Latro's shop.
Modestus and Strythio are walking to Latro's shop.
Modestus and Strythio walked to Latro's shop.
Modestus and Latro are walking to Latro's shop.
Stryhtio, quamquam amicus Modesti est, eum deridet.
Strythio, although he is a friend of Modestus, is making fun of him.
Strythio, since he is a friend of Modestus, is making fun of him.
Strythio, although he was a friend of Modestus, is making fun of him.
Strythio, although he was not a friend of Modestus, is making fun of him.
What does Modestus ask Strythio in line 3?
Where are you?
Who are you?
What are you?
When are you?
What does Modestus order Strythio to do?
Sit near him
Stand near him
Die near him
Stare near him
Strythio: adsum. hercle! quam fortunatus sum! prope virum summae virtutis sto.
I am here. By Hercules! How fortunate I am! I am standing near a man of the greatest virtue.
I was here. By Hercules! How fortunate I was! I was standing near a man of the greatest virtue.
I am here. By Hercules! How fortunate I am! I am sitting near a man of the greatest virtue.
I am here. By Hercules! How fortunate I am! I am near a man of the greatest virtue.
In line 5-6, which god does Strythio say Modestus is stronger than?
Jupiter
Minerva
Mars
Venus
Modestus: verum dicis. olim tria milia hostium occidi.
You speak the truth. I once killed three thousand of the enemy.
You speak the truth. I once killed two thousand of the enemy.
You speak the truth. I once killed three hundred of the enemy.
You have spoken the truth. I once killed three thousand enemies.
According to Strythio in lines 8-9, why do all the girls love Modestus?
So strong and handsome
Strong and handsome
Weak and handsome
Strong and average-looking
illa Vilbia, heri te conspicata, statim amavit. multa de te rogavit.
That Vilbia, having caught sight of you yesterday, loved you at once. She asked many things about you.
That Vilbia, having caught sight of you yesterday, loved you at once.
That Vilbia, having caught sight of you yesterday, loved you. She asked many things about you.
That Vilbia, having been caught sight of you yesterday, loved you at once. She asked many things about you.
Modestus: quid dixit?
What did she say?
Who did she say?
Why did she say?
When did she say?
What did Vilbia ask Strythio?
Is he Hercules?
He is Hercules.
Is he Jupiter?
Is he not Hercules?
How does Strythio respond?
No! He is not Hercules!
No! He is his brother!
No! He is his sister!
No! He is his father!
Strythio: tum fibulam, quam puella alia tibi dederat, Vilbiae tradidi.
Then I handed over the brooch, which another girl had given you, to Vilbia.
Then I handed over the brooch, which another girl gave you, to Vilbia.
Then I traded the brooch, which another girl had given you, for Vilbia.
Then I handed over the brooch, who another girl had given you, to Vilbia.
In lines 15-16, how does Strythio describe Modestus?
A nice and noble man. He gave me this brooch for free!
A nice and noble man. He has given me this brooch for free!
A nice and noble man. He gave me this brooch for a small price!
A mean and noble man. He gave me brooch for free!
In lines 16-17, how does Vilbia describe Modestus?
How handsome! How generous!
How ugly! How generous!
How average! How cheap!
How horrible! How generous!
According to lines 17-18 , what does Vilbia want to have with Modestus?
Lots of kids
A chat with him.
Nothing
A life of love and happiness
Modestus: eheu! nonne molestae sunt puellae?
Oh no! Surely the girls are so bothersome, aren't they?
Hurrah! The girls are so bothersome!
Oh dear! Surely the boys are so bothersome, aren't they?
Hurrah! Surely the girls are so bothersome, aren't they?
Modestus: mihi difficile est puellas vitare. nimis pulcher sum.
It is difficult for me to avoid the girls. I am too handsome.
It is difficult for me to love the girls. I am too handsome.
It is easy for me to avoid the girls. I am too ugly.
It is difficult for me to avoid the girls. I am too ugly.
Where do they finally arrive?
Stryhio's house
Modestus' house
Latro's house
Latro's shop
Strythio: fortasse inest Vilbia, quae te tamquam deum adorat.
Perhaps Vilbia is inside, who adores you like a god.
Perhaps Vilbia is inside, who adored you like a god.
Vilbia is inside, who adores you like a god.
Perhaps Vilbia is inside, who adores you like a day.
