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A total of 26 questions

1. Graeci cum Troianis tot annos bellum gesserunt.

A. in so many years

B. for so many years

C. after so many years

D. so many years ago

2. Est locus cuique suus.

A. Each one has his own place

B. Put each thing in its own place.

C. Each one has been placed there.

D. The place of each one is the same.

3. Miles moriturus in densos hostes fertur.

A. dying

B. having died

C. dead

D. about to die

4. Heri quendam in Foro ambulantem vidimus.

A. whatever

B. indeed

C. a certain one

D. although

5. Si dei me voluissent vivere, meam patriam SERVAVISSENT.

A. wished … they saved

B. should wish … they would save

C. were wishing … they would save

D. had wished … they would have saved

6. Memento aequam mentem servare.

A. Remembering

B. Remember

C. By remembering

D. To remember

7. Nautae in silvam venatum ibant.

A. hunted

B. by hunting

C. to hunt

D. hunt

8. Sive laetus Sive trisis Ovidius fabulas scribebat.

A. Whether … or

B. Not only … but also

C. Either … or

D. So much … as much

9. Nuntius dicit classem parari.

A. is being prepared

B. will prepare

C. had been prepared

D. is preparing

10. Nauta, iam certus eundi, dormire constituit.

A. by going

B. of going

C. gone

D. go

11. Dixisti nostrum amorem perpetuum futurum esse

A. would be

B. has been

C. is

D. had been

12. Vidi ipse Priamum sanguine foedantem ignes quos ipse sacraverat.

A. having been polluted

B. about to pollute

C. polluting

D. must be polluted

13. Ad claras urbes Asiae navigemus.

A. We are sailing

B. We shall sail

C. We sailed

D. Let us sail

14. Lesbia mentita, Catullus lacrimat.

A. Since Lesbia lied

B. Because he had lied to Lesbia

C. Without Lesbia's lying

D. Although suspicious of Lesbia's lying

15. Sequere Italiam ventis; pete regna per undas.

A. Follow

B. To follow

C. Following

D. Having been followed

16. Dulce ridentem puellam amabo.

A. as sweetly as possible

B. sweeter

C. sweetest

D. sweetly

17. What poet, the author of the Metamorphoses, was banished by Augustus to Tomi on the shores of the Black Sea?

A. Martial

B. Vergil

C. Ovid

D. Propertius

18. What Roman goddess, known to the Greeks as Eos, ushered in the dawn?

A. Iris

B. Aurora

C. Flora

D. Fortuna

19. The sergeant's ne plus ultra act of heroism was credited with saving the lives of his men.

A. unsurpassed

B. timely

C. modest

D. unintentional

20. What Greek commander had to sacrifice his daughter Iphigenia before setting sail to Troy?

A. Menelaus

B. Agamemnon

C. Odysseus

D. Achilles

21. The Latin ending -osus, found in English derivatives such as odious, lacrimose, copious, and glorious, means

A. without

B. constantly

C. full of

D. rarely

22. Luna and Hecate were other personae of the goddess

A. Juno

B. Venus

C. Diana

D. Vesta

23. The words qualis, VELUT, and SICUT are signals for

A. ellipsis

B. alliteration

C. simile

D. hendiadys

24. The prima facie evidence led the police to a quick arrest.

A. abundant in details

B. proven by testing

C. out of the ordinary

D. convincing at first appearance

25. In what part of the Roman world would you find Bithynia, Ephesus, and Pergamum?

A. Asia

B. Gaul

C. Africa

D. Greece

26. Remuneration, meaning "compensation," comes from the Latin word munus, meaning

A. gift

B. hand

C. wall

D. world

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