Stages
23-32
Midterm
Examination
Section I, Derivatives.
Circle the word that best translates the underlined word in each
sentence. Then write the Latin
derivative word in the space to the left.
Example
of this section not included. Format
is consistent with previous tests.
Section II, Translation: Please translate the following paragraph into
mellifluous English. Pay attention
to all noun and verb form endings and make sure you don't translate anything but
a nominative as the subject of a sentence.
ingens Rōmānōrum
multitudo viās urbis complēbat. pauperēs
ex insulīs exibant ut aquam ē fontibus publicīs traherent.
senatōrēs ad forum lecticīs vehēbantur.
in rīpīs fluminis Tiberis, ubi multa horrea sita erant,
frumentum ē navibus ā saccariīs exponēbatur.
servī, quī ā venaliciīs ex
ex unā navium, quae modō
ā Graeciā advēnērunt, puella pulcherrima exiit.
epistulam ad Haterium scriptam manū tenēbat.
sarcīnae eius ā servō portābantur, virō
quadraginta annōrum. tot
tantaeque erant sarcīnae ut servus eās ferre vīx posset.
Vocabulary
Help:
lecticīs
(lectia, -ae): "sedan-chair"
saccariīs
(saccarius, -i): "dock
worker"
modō:
"just"
sarcīnae
(sarcīna, -ae): "bags," "luggage"
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Section III, Grammar I: Please identify
the grammatical use of each underlined word (or words) below (1 pt each).
The grammatical points that are represented are listed below.
Some points may be used more then once, others not at all.
Then translate the
indicated sentences (3 pts each).
| Noun Cases and Usages | Subjunctive Verbs and Usages | |
| Nom. Subject | Subj. in Cum Clause | |
| Predicate Nom. | Subj. in Indirect Question | |
| Nom. in Apposition | Subj. in Indirect Command | |
| Gen. of Possession | Subj. in Negative Indirect Command | |
| Gen. of Description | Subj. in Purpose Clause | |
| Gen. of the Whole | Subj. in Negative Purpose Clause | |
| Dat. Indirect Object | Subj. in Relative Purpose Clause | |
| Dat. of Agent | Subj. in Negative Relative Purpose Clause | |
| Acc. Direct Object | Subj. in Result Clause | |
| Acc. Object of Preposition | Subj. in Negative Result Clause | |
| Acc. of Time | ||
| Abl. of Means | Passive Verbs and Tenses | |
| Abl. of Agent | Present Passive | |
| Abl. of Time | Imperfect Passive | |
| Abl. Object of Preposition | ||
| Vocative Direct Address | Deponent Verbs | |
| Present Deponent | ||
| Verbs General | Imperfect Deponent | |
| Impersonal Verb | Perfect Deponent | |
| Infinitive | Pluperfect Deponent | |
| Participles Tenses and Voices | ||
| Present Active Participle (PAP) | ||
| Perfect Passive Participle (PPP) | ||
| Perfect Deponent Participle (PDP) | ||
| Future Active Participle (FAP) | ||
| Passive Periphrastic |
1.
"arcus Titī hōc nocte perficiendus est!" clamāvit
Salvius.
Grammatical
use: ___________________________________
Translation:
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2.
cum nōs dē adventū Agricolae audīvissemus,
quam diligentissime labōrāvimus!
Grammatical
use 1: ___________________________________
Grammatical
use 2: ___________________________________
Translation:
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3.
clientēs denariōs rapere temptāvērunt ut cibum
familiīs suīs emere possent.
Grammatical
use 1: ___________________________________
Grammatical
use 2: ___________________________________
Translation:
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4.
novem diēs rēx Cogidubnus, spē remediī adductus,
in Aquā Sulis manēbat.
Grammatical
use 1: ___________________________________
Grammatical
use 2: ___________________________________
Translation:
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5.
legātus castrōrum dixit, "nōs decet praemium
sub horreō clausit."
Grammatical
use 1: ___________________________________
Grammatical
use 2: ___________________________________
Translation:
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6.
Salvius tam audaciā Belimicī incensus est ut eum
interficere constitueret.
Grammatical
use 1: ___________________________________
Grammatical
use 2: ___________________________________
Translation:
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