Taylor's State Cards Flashcards

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In Cornelius Nepos’ description of Cato the first sentence states: “In omnibus rebus singulari fuit industria.” Which adjective best describes Cato?

A

Energetic

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In line 1 of Nepos’ passage industria appears. What are its case and number?

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Ablative singular

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In line 1 of Nepos’ passage iuris appears. What are its case and use?

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Genitive - special adjectives

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In line 3 of Nepos’ passage “ut non facile reperiri possit” appears. What type of subjunctive is ut introducing?

A

Result clause

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In line 3 of Nepos’ passage “quod ei fuerit incognitum” appears. What is the subject of possit?

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Quod (line 4)

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In line 5 of Nepos’ passage earum appears. To what does it refer?

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Historias (histories)

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In line 6 of Nepos’ passage “unde quaeque civitas orta sit Italica” appears. Why is sit subjunctive?

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Indirect question

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In line 6 of Nepos’ passage appellasse appears. What literary device is this an example of?

A

Syncope

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In Cicero’s De Senectute “Ego vestros patres, tu, Scipio, tuque, Laeli, viros clarissimos mihique amicissimos, vivere arbitror.” To whom is Cato speaking?

A

Scipio and Laelius

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In line 2 of Cicero’s passage In Cicero’s De Senectute, line 2 states: “Ego vestros patres, tu, Scipio, tuque, Laeli, viros clarissimos mihique amicissimos, vivere arbitror.” Which of the following is NOT true about Scipio and Laelius’ fathers?

A

That they live their lives alone

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In line 2 of Cicero’s passage arbitror appears. What is its best translation?

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I think

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In line 2 of Cicero’s passage “ea vita quae est sola vita nominanda” appears. What is nominanda?

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Gerundive

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In line 3 of Cicero’s passage munere appears. What is its case and use?

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Ablative of means

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In line 5 of Cicero’s passage “credo deos immortales sparsisse animos in corpora humana” appears. What is the best translation of sparsisse?

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To have scattered

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In line 5 of Cicero’s passage “ut essent, qui terras tuerentur” appears. How is ut best translated?

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So that

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16
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In Hirtius’ De Bello Gallico line 2 states: “castrisque in eorum finibus positis equitum turmas dimittit in omnis partis ad aliquos excipiendos ex quibus hostium consilia cognosceret.”

17
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In line 2 of Hirtius’ passage omnis appears. What case is it?

A

Accusative

18
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In line 3 of Hirtius’ passage “equites officio functi renuntiant paucos in aedificiis esse inventos.”

A

Were found

19
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In line 3 of Hirtius’ passage “non qui agrorum colendorum causa remansissent… sed qui speculandi causa essent remissi.” Why had a few Bellovaci stayed at home?

A

To spy on the Romans

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In line 3-4 of Hirtius’ passage colendorum and speculandi appear. What is true about their forms?

A

The first is a gerundive

21
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In line 4 of Hirtius’ passage “Caesar quaereret quo loco multitudo esset Bellovacorum quodve esset consilium eorum.” What does Caesar ask?

A

Where the Bellovaci are and what they plan to do

22
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In line 4 of Hirtius’ passage “Bellovacos omnis qui arma ferre possent in unum locum convenisse.” Who has gathered together?

A

The fighting men of the Bellovaci

23
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In Livy’s Ab Urbe Condita line 1 states: “Hannibal recto itinere per Umbriam usque ad Spoletium venit.” What type of ablative is recto itinere?

A

Ablative of means

24
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In line 2 of Livy’s passage “cum magna caede suorum repulsus” appears. To whom does suorum refer?

A

Hannibal’s men

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In line 2 of Livy’s passage "ex unius coloniae minus prospere temptatae viribus" appears. What is the object of ex?
Viribus
26
In line 3 of Livy’s passage "quanta moles Romanae urbis esset" appears. Why is esset subjunctive?
Indirect question
27
In line 3 of Livy’s passage "in agrum Picenum avertit iter" appears. What leads Hannibal to go to Picenum?
Fear of Rome’s resistance to attack
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In line 4 of Livy’s passage "non copia solum omnis generis frugum abundantem sed refertum praeda" appears. What does Hannibal find in Picenum?
Food and property to take
29
In line 6 of Livy’s passage "ubi satis quietis datum praeda ac populationibus magis quam otio aut requie gaudentibus" appears. How is ubi best translated?
When
30
In line 6 of Livy’s passage quietis appears. What is its best grammatical description?
Partitive genitive
31
In line 7 of Livy’s passage "quam effuse avidi atque egentes rapiebant" appears. How is quam best translated?
Than
32
In line 7 of Livy’s passage "profectus Praetutianum Hadrianumque agrum" appears. What is the subject of profectus?
Hannibal