Deponent/Locative Review

Humanities

2 plays

33 questions

Jeff Kolo

•almost 5 years ago

Question 1

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"he had tried"

Question 2

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"they were wandering"

Question 3

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"he, she, it sets out"

Question 4

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"she has followed"

Question 5

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"it will rise"

Question 6

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"we will think"

Question 7

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he, she, it was daring

Question 8

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they will use

Question 9

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he will have promised

Question 10

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I will step/go

Question 11

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they (masc) have rejoiced

Question 12

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I was wondering

Question 13

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you (pl) will speak

Question 14

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you (pl) speak

Question 15

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10 points

she had died

Question 16

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they were finding/obtaining

Question 17

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they were being born

Question 18

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I (masc) will have taken possession of

Question 19

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it had been accustomed

Question 20

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we are using

Question 21

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Translate the highlighted phrase. NOTE: consider when and when you do/don't use a preposition. / Also carefully watch when the locative is used: In the summer, he vacations *at Verona.* (Verona, ae f Verona - city)

Question 22

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Translate the highlighted phrase. NOTE: consider when and when you do/don't use a preposition. / Also carefully watch when the locative is used: The ship docked *at Brundisium* for a few days. (Brundisium, Brundisi n)

Question 23

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Translate the highlighted phrase. NOTE: consider when and when you do/don't use a preposition. / Also carefully watch when the locative is used: He departed *from the city*. (use urbs, urbis f)

Question 24

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Translate the highlighted phrase. NOTE: consider when and when you do/don't use a preposition. / Also carefully watch when the locative is used: Caesar departed *from Egypt.*

Question 25

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Translate the highlighted phrase. NOTE: consider when and when you do/don't use a preposition. / Also carefully watch when the locative is used: They left *from Alexandria*. (Alexandria, ae f Alexandria - a city)

Question 26

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Translate the highlighted phrase. NOTE: consider when and when you do/don't use a preposition. / Also carefully watch when the locative is used: He stayed *at Capri* for a few days. (Capreae, Caprearum f Capri - an island)

Question 27

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Translate the highlighted phrase. NOTE: consider when you do/don't use a preposition. / Also carefully watch when the locative is used: Caesar waited *at Narbonne.* (Narbo, Narbonis m Narbonne- a city in Gaul)

Question 28

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Translate the highlighted phrase. NOTE: consider when you do/don't use a preposition. / Also carefully watch when the locative is used: I will walk *home*.

Question 29

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Translate the highlighted phrase. NOTE: consider when you do/don't use a preposition. / Also carefully watch when the locative is used: I will walk *to the farmhouse."

Question 30

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Translate the highlighted phrase. NOTE: consider when you do/don't use a preposition. / Also carefully watch when the locative is used: I will walk *to the farmhouse."

Question 31

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Translate the highlighted phrase. NOTE: consider when you do/don't use a preposition. / Also carefully watch when the locative is used: The Greeks sailed *to Tenedos.* (Tenedus, Tenedi m Tenedos - a small island near Turkey)

Question 32

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Translate the following. The numbers which indicate order are AFTER the words. Pay special attention to verb tense, number, and case: Caesar(1) uti(3) [suis inexperitis copiis](4) [in illo bello] (5) [non ausus erat](2). (inexperitus, a, um inexperienced) (copiae, arum f (pl) troops)

Question 33

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Translate the following. The numbers which indicate order are AFTER the words. Pay special attention to verb tense, number, and case: Si domi morati erimus, arbitror hostem egressurum esse sine poena*. (NOTE: for the English meaning of "arbitror", use "think"; for the English meaning of "egredior" use "go out" / poena, ae f punishment). (inexperitus, a, um inexperienced) (copiae, arum f (pl) troops)