Sections 24-26

Question 1

declivis, -e

Answer 1

(adj.) sloping

Question 2

prohibeo, -ere, -ui, -itus

Answer 2

(2nd c.) to hinder/prevent

Question 3

ita

Answer 3

(adv.) thus, so

Question 4

continuus, -us, -uum

Answer 4

(adj) in succession

Question 5

primo

Answer 5

(adv.) at first, in the first place

Question 6

citissime

Answer 6

(adv) with the utmost rapidity

Question 7

receptus, us

Answer 7

(m.) a place of retreat

Question 8

mobilitas, -atis

Answer 8

(f.) swiftness

Question 9

praeda, -ae

Answer 9

(f.) booty, plunder

Question 10

flecto, flectere, flexi, flexus

Answer 10

(3rd c.) to turn

Question 11

jugum, -i

Answer 11

(n.) yoke

Question 12

rota, -ae

Answer 12

(f.) a wheel

Question 13

pedes, peditis

Answer 13

(m.) foot soldiers; (pl.) infantry

Question 14

insisto, insistere, institi, —-

Answer 14

(3rd c.) to stand

Question 15

excedo, excedere, excessi, excessus

Answer 15

(3rd c.) to go out, withdraw

Question 16

insinuo, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 16

(1st c.) to make a way into

Question 17

perequito, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 17

(1st c.) to ride through, to ride hither and thither

Question 18

peditatus, -us

Answer 18

(m.) foot soldiers, infantry

Question 19

expello, expellere, expuli, expulsum

Answer 19

(3rd c.) to drive out, expell

Question 20

exercitatio, -ionis

Answer 20

(f.) exercise, practice

Question 21

strepitus, -us

Answer 21

(m.) a noise

Question 22

spatium, -ii

Answer 22

(n.) space, distance, time

Question 23

moderor, -ari, -atus sum

Answer 23

(1st c. deponent) to rein in, check

Question 24

proelior, -ari, -atus sum

Answer 24

(1st c. deponent) to fight, to join battle

Question 25

demeto, demetere, demessui, demessus

Answer 25

(3rd c.) to mow, reap

Question 26

novitas, -tatis

Answer 26

(f.) newness, strangeness

Question 27

contineo, continere, continui, continuus

Answer 27

(2nd c.) to restrain, shut in

Question 28

turma, -ae

Answer 28

(f.) squadron

Question 29

praedico, praedicare, praedicavii, praedicatus

Answer 29

(1st c.) to announce, declare

Question 30

auriga, -ae

Answer 30

(m.) charioteer

Question 31

currus, -us

Answer 31

(m.) a chariot

Question 32

nuntius, -ii

Answer 32

(m.) messenger

Question 33

sustineo, sustinere, sustinui, sustentus

Answer 33

(2nd c.) to control, sustain

Question 34

alienus, -a, -um

Answer 34

(adj.) unfavorable, belonging to another

Question 35

colloco, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 35

(1st c.) to put, to place

Question 36

praeceps, praecipitis

Answer 36

(adj.) steep

Question 37

plerumque

Answer 37

(adv.) generally, for the most part

Question 38

pes, pedis

Answer 38

(m.) foot

Question 39

percurro, percurrere, percurri/percucurri, percursus

Answer 39

(3rd c.) to run along

Question 40

stabilitas, -tatis

Answer 40

(f.) steadiness

Question 41

occupo, -are, -avi, atus

Answer 41

(1st c.) to seize, to gain

Question 42

temo, temonis

Answer 42

(m.) the pole that connects the basket of the chariot to the yoke of the horses

Question 43

terror, terroris

Answer 43

(m.) terror, alarm

Question 44

adventus, -us

Answer 44

(m.) arrival