CLC Stage 29 review

Question 1

Write all of the Latin forms and English Meanings of the IMPERFECT PASSIVE of REDUCO, REDUCERE, REDUXI, REDUCTUS

Answer 1

REDUCEBAR I was (being) led back;
REDUCEBARIS You were (being) led back; REDUCEBATUR he/she/it was (being) led back; REDUCEBAMUR we were (being) led back; REDUCEBAMINI y’all were (being) led back; REDUCEBANTUR they were being led back

Question 2

Provide the Latin of Y’ALL WERE (BEING) DESPISED (from sperno)

Answer 2

SPERNEBAMINI

Question 3

PROVIDE ALL 6 LATIN FORMS (no English) of the IMPERFECT PASSIVE of CIRCUMVENIO

Answer 3

CIRCUMVENIEBAR, CIRCUMVENIEBARIS, CIRCUMVENIEBATUR, CIRCUMVENIEBAMUR, CIRCUMVENIEBAMINI, CIRCUMVENIEBANTUR

Question 4

translate this model sentence into English: in extremo foro stant rostra, ubi contiones apud populum habentur.

Answer 4

in the furthest part of the forum stands the speaker’s platform, where speeches are had among the people.

Question 5

Translate this model sentence into English: prope rostra est carcer, ubi captivi populi Romani custodiuntur.

Answer 5

Near the speaker’s platform is a prison, where the captives of the Roman people are guarded.

Question 6

is the following sentence a purpose clause with a subjunctive verb, or a relative clause with an indicative verb?:

fabri, qui arcum extruebant, diligentissime laborabant. What is the verb in the qui clause?

Answer 6

A relative clause with an indicative verb. The verb in question is extruebant.

Question 7

Is the following sentence an ubi clause with an indicative verb or a purpose clause with ubi?

Answer that question then translate this sentence into English: locum quaerebatis ubi staretis.

Answer 7

Purpose clause with ubi.

You can tell because the ubi clause has a subjunctive verb (staretis).

Translation: Y’all were looking for a place where y’all might stand (or a place to stand)