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Translate:

necesse erit dominō servōs līberāre

A

it will be necessary for the master to free the slaves

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Translate:

nōn commōdum erat meīs fīliābus ad tabernam ambulāre

A

it was not convenient for my daughters to walk to the shop

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Translate:

difficile erat nōbīs celerrimē putāre

A

it was difficult for us to think very quickly

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Read the following Latin sentences and answer the question that follows in Latin:

“postquam forum intrāvērunt, multī cīvēs subitō magnum clāmōrem audīvērunt et puerum clāmantem dē pugnā in mediā viā vīdērunt”

Quid puer faciēbat?

A

clāmābat

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Read the following Latin sentences and answer the question that follows in Latin:

“postquam forum intrāvērunt, multī cīvēs subitō magnum clāmōrem audīvērunt et puerum clāmantem dē pugnā in mediā viā vīdērunt”

Ubi puer stābat?

A

in mediā viā

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Read the following Latin sentences and answer the question that follows in Latin:

“postquam forum intrāvērunt, multī cīvēs subitō magnum clāmōrem audīvērunt et puerum clāmantem dē pugnā in mediā viā vīdērunt”

Cūr puer clāmābat?

A

erat pugna

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What use of the ablative case can be found in the following sentence:

puer cum celeritāte cucurrit

A

manner

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What use of the ablative case can be found in the following sentence:

puer multō celerius quam
āthlēta cucurrit

A

degree of difference

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Say in Latin:

The boy hit the athlete with a discus

A

puer athlētam discō percussit / pulsāvit / verberāvit

*or imperfect tense forms

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Supply the correct form of the relative pronoun needed if the following sentence were to be translated into Latin:

The beautiful girls, whose father was a Roman senator, walked to the Forum.

A

quārum

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Supply the correct form of the relative pronoun needed to translate the following sentence into Latin:

I didn’t support the candidates whom I used to trust.

A

quibus

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Supply the correct form of the relative pronoun needed to translate the following sentence into Latin:

The gifts, which were given to the king, were very expensive.

A

quae

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Translate into Latin:

The boy was praised by everyone.

A

puer ab omnibus laudābātur / laudātus est

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Translate into Latin:

The very beautiful temples had been seen both in Athens and in Rome.

A

pulcherrima templa et ATHĒNĪS et RŌMAE VĪSA erant

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Translate into Latin:

The camp has been captured by the very brave soldiers.

A

CASTRA Ā FORTISSIMĪS MĪLITIBUS CAPTA SUNT

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