Test 3 Sentences Flashcards

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1
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Fortissimus dux mīlitēs mandat ut trēs diēs iter faciant.

A

The very strong leader orders the soldiers to march for three days

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2
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Hostēs fortiter oppugnābimus ut urbem servēmus.

A

We will bravely fight the enemies to protect the city.

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Temptāvī omnibus cīvibus Pompēiōrum persuādēre ut fugerent.

A

I have tried to persuade all the citizens of Pompeii to flee.

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Magister docuit quō suī discipulī melius Latīnam dīcere possent.

A

The teacher has taught so that his own students would be able to speak Latin better.

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Māter fīliābus imperat ut in arēnā leōnēs necent.

A

The mother orders her daughters to kill the lions in the arena.

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Q

Petīsne ab amīcīs ut pecūniam tibi dent?

A

Do you ask your friends to give you money?

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Eāmus ad forum ut togās emāmus.

A

Let’s go to the forum to buy togas.

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Q

Magister semper monēbat ut discipulī studērent.

A

The teacher always warned the students to study.

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Ōrātor ā populō īrātō audītus cīvēs ōrāvit nē sē oppugnārent.

A

The speaker, having been heard by the angry people, begged the citizens not to fight
themselves.

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10
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Revēnīmus ad nostram patriam ut familiam vidērēmus.

A

We returned to our country to see our family.

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Petītum est ā mē nē tam clārē clārem.

A

I have been asked (it has been asked from me) not to shout so loudly.

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12
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Multa bella ā Rōmā gesta sunt quō plūrēs prōvinciae ad imperium iungerentur.

A

Many wars have been waged by Rome so that more provinces would be joined to the
empire.

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13
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Augustus lēgātōs rogāvit ut pācem ā hostibus peterent.

A

Augustus asked the envoys to seek peace from the enemies.

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14
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Studeāmus quō facilius vincāmus.

A

Let’s study in order to win more easily.

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Q

Rōmānus poēta multa carmina scrībet ut spem per patriam ferat.

A

The Roman poet will write many poems/songs in order to bring hope through the
country.

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16
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Plūrēs canēs mihi sint.

A

More dogs should be for me

17
Q

Caesar mīlitēs auxiliō cīvibus mīserat.

A

Caesar had sent the soldiers to help the the citizens

18
Q

Mihi vidētur imperītōs mīlitēs nōn ūtilēs in proeliō esse.

A

It seems to me that the emperors soldiers are not useful in battle.

19
Q

Legēmusne hunc locum aut illum locum castrīs?

A

Will we choose this place or that place for camp?

20
Q

Multa dōna discipulīs ā benignō magistrō data sunt.

A

Many gifts have been given given to the students by the kind teacher

21
Q

Palūs nōnne perīculōsa vōbīs estne?

A

Surely the swamp is dangerous to you isn’t it?

22
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Rēx populō suō nārrāvit tōtam potestātem sibi esse.

A

The king told his people that he had all the power.

23
Q

Magister ā omnibus discipulīs audītus hanc diem certāminī nōbīs optāvit.

A

The teacher having been heard by all the students, had chosen this day for a competition for us

24
Q

Sciō cūr id faciās.

A

I know why you do this.

25
Q

Sciō cūr id fēcerīs.

A

I know why you did this

26
Q

Sciēbam cūr id facerēs.

A

I knew why you did this.

27
Q

Sciēbam cūr id fēcissēs.

A

I knew why you had done this

28
Q

Omnēs līberī rogant ubi cēna sit.

A

All the children ask where/when dinner is

29
Q

Scīsne cūr aqua tam frīgida fuerit.

A

Do you know why the water was so cold?

30
Q

Dux mīlitibus nārrābit quem hostem pugnent.

A

The leader will tell the soldiers what enemy they (should) fight.

31
Q

Iūdex nescīvit quis iūs frēgisset.

A

The judge did not know who had broken the law

32
Q

Sōlus imperātor scit in quam patriam lēgātī missī sint.

A

The emperor alone knows/only the emperor knows into which country the envoys have
been sent

33
Q

Magister umquam dicetne cūr hoc faciāmus.

A

Will the teacher ever say why we are doing this?

34
Q

Vigilēs sciunt in quō locō fūrēs lateant.

A

The watchmen know in what place the thieves are hiding

35
Q

Discipulī quaerēbant quōmodo hās sententiās dīcerent.

A

The students asked how they say these sentences

36
Q

Dux rogāvit cuius scūta humī essent.

A

The leader asked whose shields were on the ground

37
Q

Volēbam scīre quibus bonī librī datī essent.

A

I wanted to know to whom the good books had been given.