Latin 7.4

Question 1

molestus

Answer 1

Molestus can mean “troublesome” or “annoying”.

Question 2

semper

Answer 2

Semper means “always”,

Question 3

vexat

Answer 3

Vexat can mean “he annoys”, “she annoys”, or “annoys”.

Question 4

igitur

Answer 4

Igitur means “therefore”.

Question 5

amat

Answer 5

Amat can mean “he loves”, “she loves”, “loves”, “he likes”, “she likes”, or “likes”,

Question 6

dormit

Answer 6

Dormit can mean “he sleeps”, “she sleeps”, or “sleeps”.

Question 7

cōnspicit

Answer 7

Cōnspicit can mean “he catches sight of”, “she catches sight of”, or “catches sight of”.

Question 8

fūrtim

Answer 8

Fūrtim means “stealthily”.

Question 9

appropinquat

Answer 9

Appropinquat can mean “he approaches”, “she approaches”, or “approaches”.

Question 10

ascendit

Answer 10

Ascendit can mean “he climbs”, “she climbs”, or “climbs”,

Question 11

magnus

Answer 11

Magnus can mean “big” or “great”.

Question 12

magnā voce

Answer 12

Magnā voce means “in a loud voice”,

Question 13

audit

Answer 13

Audit can mean “he hears”, “she hears”, “hears”, or “listens to”,

Question 14

videt

Answer 14

Videt can mean “he sees”, “she sees”, or “sees”.

Question 15

vōx

Answer 15

Vōx can mean “the voice”, “a voice”, or “voice”.

Question 16

terret

Answer 16

Terret can mean “he frightens”, “she frightens”, “it frightens”, or “frightens”.

Question 17

sollicita

Answer 17

Sollicita can mean “anxious” or “worried”.

Question 18

tum

Answer 18

Tum can mean “at that moment” or “then”.

Question 19

Dēscende, Sexte!

Answer 19

Dēscende, Sexte! means “Come down, Sextus!”

Question 20

tū

Answer 20

Tū means “you”.

Question 21

nihil

Answer 21

Nihil means “nothing”.

Question 22

Cavē!

Answer 22

Cavē! means “Be careful!”

Question 23

rāmus

Answer 23

Rāmus can mean “a branch”, “the branch”, or “branch”.

Question 24

īnfirmus

Answer 24

Īnfirmus can mean “weak” or “shaky”.

Question 25

fragor

Answer 25

Fragor can mean “a crash”, “the crash”, “crash”, “a noise”, “the noise”, or “noise”.