Chapter 4 Test

Question 1

You (singular) are in great danger.

Answer 1

magno periculo es

Question 2

My son’s cares are often foolish.

Answer 2

Filii curae saepe stultae sunt.

Question 3

The sons of great men are not always great.

Answer 3

Filii magnorum virorum sunt non semper magni.

Question 4

Without wisdom good fortune is nothing.

Answer 4

sine sapientia bona fortuna est nihil.

Question 5

Fortuna est caeca.

Answer 5

Fortune is blind.

Question 6

Si pericula sunt vera, infortunatus es.

Answer 6

If wars are real, you are unfortunate.

Question 7

O amice, vir bonus es.

Answer 7

O friend, you are a good man.

Question 8

Non bella est fama tui fili

Answer 8

The fame of your son is not beautiful.

Question 9

Errare est humanum.

Answer 9

To wander is human.

Question 10

Nihil est omnino beatum.

Answer 10

Nothing is wholly happy

Question 11

Remedium irae est mora.

Answer 11

The Remedy of anger is to delay.

Question 12

Bonus Daphnis otium amat.

Answer 12

The good Daphnis loves leisure.

Question 13

Magistri pueris parvis crustula saepe dant.

Answer 13

The teachers often give small boys cookies.

Question 14

Puellam meam magis quam oculos meos amo.

Answer 14

I love my girl more than my eyes.

Question 15

masc. sing.

Answer 15

• us
• i
• o
• um
• o

Question 16

masc. plu.

Answer 16

• i
• orum
• is
• os
• is

Question 17

fem. sing.

Answer 17

• a
• ae
• ae
• am
• a

Question 18

fem. plu.

Answer 18

• ae
• arum
• is
• as
• is

Question 19

neut. sing.

Answer 19

• um
• i
• o
• um
• o

Question 20

neut. plu.

Answer 20

• a
• orum
• is
• a
• s

Question 21

nominative case

Answer 21

subject

Question 22

genative case

Answer 22

of

Question 23

dative case

Answer 23

to/for

Question 24

accusative

Answer 24

direct object

Question 25

ablitavie

Answer 25

by/with/from