Section 5D(iii) Indivisible

Question 1

haec est causa sōla in quā omnēs eadem sentiant.

Answer 1

This is the only cause in which all people would feel the same thing [lit. plural].

Question 2

quis enim est quī nōn studiō et dīligentiā ad salūtem patriae dēfendendam dignitātemque cōnseruandam cōnsentiat?

Answer 2

For who is there who would not agree to defending the safety of our country and the preservation of its dignity with enthusiasm and diligence?

Question 3

quis eques est, quem haec causa nōn ad concordiam cīuitātis coniungat?

Answer 3

What knight is there, whom this cause would not join to the harmony of the state?

Question 4

quis tribūnus aerārius, quī nōn parī studiō dēfendendae reī pūblicae conueniat?

Answer 4

What tribunus aerarius is there, who would not come together with equal enthusiasm for defending the commonwealth?

Question 5

quis dēnique est cui nōn haec templa, aspectus urbis, possessiō lībertātis …

Answer 5

Who, finally, is there to whom these temples, the appearance of the city, the possession of freedom …

Question 6

… cum cārissima sit, tum dulcissima et iūcundissima?

Answer 6

… would not both very dear and also both very sweet and pleasant?

Question 7

seruus est nēmo quī nōn audāciam cīuium perhorrēscat, …

Answer 7

There is no slave who would not shudder at the audacity of citizens, ..

Question 8

… quī nōn hanc cīuitātem stāre cupiat, …

Answer 8

… who would not want this state to stand, …

Question 9

… quī nōn ad salūtem reī pūblicae dēfendendam parātus sit, …

Answer 9

… who would not be prepared for the defence of the commonwealth, …

Question 10

… quantum audet et potest.

Answer 10

… as much he dares and is able.