Lessons 29 and 31 Review

Humanities

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25 questions

Jeff Kolo

•almost 5 years ago

Question 1

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"armies" in the genitive plural.

Question 2

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way out/departure - acc. sg.

Question 3

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"thing/affair/matter" - abl. singular

Question 4

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arrival - gen. sg.

Question 5

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hope - acc. sg.

Question 6

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cornu - acc. pl.

Question 7

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occasus- acc. pl.

Question 8

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domus- acc. pl.

Question 9

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grain supply - acc. sg.

Question 10

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running/quick motion- abl. sg.

Question 11

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armies- gen. pl.

Question 12

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battle line- abl. pl.

Question 13

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Provide the Latin for the underlined word(s): He led *the armies* into battle.

Question 14

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Provide the Latin for the underlined word(s): Part *of the senate* did not approve the law.

Question 15

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Provide the Latin for the underlined word(s): We praise *the accomplishments" of our leader.

Question 16

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Provide the Latin for the underlined word(s): The soldiers rested *for a few hours*. (hora, hora f hour).

Question 17

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Provide the Latin for the underlined word(s): The camp was *five miles* from the river. (hora, hora f hour).

Question 18

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Provide the Latin for the underlined word(s): He built the house *by hand*.

Question 19

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Provide the Latin for the underlined word(s): We rested *for a short time.* (tempus, temporis n time / brevis, breve short)

Question 20

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Provide the Latin for the underlined word(s): *On that day*, we left (NOTE: use ille, illa, illum for "that")

Question 21

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Directions: Translate, paying close attention to number/case/verb tense. Use the order noted; the number that indicates word order is AFTER the word: Pars (1) exercitus*(2) [multos dies](4) [circumdata erat] (3) (circumdo, are, -dedi, circumdatum to surround)

Question 22

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Directions: Translate, paying close attention to number/case/verb tense. Use the order noted; the number that indicates word order is AFTER the word: Ubi (1) [ ad portum](3) navigaveramus(2), [fluctus* ingentes](5) videramus (4). (NOTE: for potus, us* m used the meaning "port")

Question 23

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Directions: Translate, paying close attention to number/case/verb tense. Use the order noted; the number that indicates word order is AFTER the word: [IIIae domus*](1) manibus(3) servorum(4) [aedificata erat](2). (NOTE: use "house" for the English definition of domus)

Question 24

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Directions: Translate, paying close attention to number/case/verb tense. Use the order noted; the number that indicates word order is AFTER the word: [Acies prima](1) impetus*(3) [in cornu dextro](4) fecerat(2) [multas horas](5). (for acies, ei f use "battle line" ; "in," use "against"; hora, horae f hour)

Question 25

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Directions: Translate, paying close attention to number/case/verb tense. Use the order noted; the number that indicates word order is AFTER the word: Manus virorum [in horto] laboraverat qui [tria milia passuum] [ab via*] erat. (NOTE: Does hand for manus make sense here? for via, use “road”)