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Be advised that some questions may not appear; these questions need to be fixed. I have excluded them until they are corrected. Some of these include questions which have multiple answers as well as older questions for which I need to create a map.

A total of 32 questions

1. Orator hostem patriae persecutus est.

A. will pursue

B. had pursued

C. pursued

D. is pursuing

2. Stella mirabili visa (all final vowels are long), rex oraculum statim consuluit.

A. He will see the strange star

B. When a strange star had been seen

C. See the strange star

D. He must see a strange star

3. Cura matri erat magna.

A. Take care of your mother

B. The mother had great concern

C. I am concerned about mother

D. The greatest care is their mother

4. Quisque suum librum tulit.

A. Who

B. No one

C. Each one

D. Which

5. Claudius erat tam superbus ut sine auxilio deorum bellu gerere temptaret.

A. that

B. when

C. in order to

D. how

6. Achilles honoris causa victoriam petivit.

A. for the sake of honor

B. in an honorable cause

C. to honor his cause

D. in case of honors

7. Discipuli a Iudis discedere nolebant.

A. wanted

B. were unwilling

C. promised

D. became

8. Romulus erat rex magna virtute.

A. of great courage

B. for great courage

C. about great courage

D. from great courage

9. Verum dicere oportet.

A. To speak the truth brings opportunity.

B. It is necessary to speak the truth.

C. TruE opportunity always speaks.

D. This is the importance of speaking the truth.

10. Horatius ipse sororem occidit.

A. his

B. himself

C. the same

D. that

11. Cum Fabricius neque regnum neque pecuniam cupiat, rex tamen multa dona offert.

A. Although

B. Since

C. With

D. When

12. Cena servis paranda est.

A. The dinner had been prepared by the slaves.

B. The dinner must be prepared by the slaves.

C. The dinner is being prepared by the slaves.

D. The dinner will be prepared by the slaves.

13. Tullia erat ciceroni cara.

A. to Cicero

B. by Cicero

C. with Cicero

D. from Cicero

14. Nonne erat Brutus sapientior comitibus?

A. with his companions

B. by his companions

C. of his companions

D. than his companions

15. Vidimus illum virum litteras scribentem.

A. to write

B. having written

C. writing

D. written

16. Let'S TEACH all our friends Latin!

A. Docebamus

B. Docuimus

C. Doceamus

D. Docemus

17. Romani artem bene dicendi laudabant.

A. of speaking

B. about to speak

C. having been spoken

D. by speaking

18. Cato scivit quae Catilina fecisset.

A. does

B. had done

C. was doing

D. will do

19. Rumor quam celerrime volat.

A. more swiftly

B. as swiftly as possible

C. too swiftly

D. rather swift

20. Plinius epistulam scripsit ut Tacitus de Vesuvii eruptione intellegeret.

A. had understood

B. might understand

C. has understood

D. while understanding

21. Which day would be the Kalends of May?

A. May 1

B. May 15

C. May 30

D. May 9

22. Achilles' tutor Chiron, who was half-man and half-horse, was a

A. satyr

B. nymph

C. sea monster

D. centaur

23. Julius Caesar was the author of de bello gallico and DE BELLO CIVILI, works of

A. oratory

B. lyric poetry

C. history

D. tragedy

24. Hadrian's Wall was intended to keep the barbarians out of

A. Germany

B. Roman Britain

C. Roman Gaul

D. Greece

25. A PERSPICACIOUS person is one who

A. sees right to the heart of the matter

B. does not understand

C. betrays his friends

D. shows great generosity

26. The motto aut viam inveniam aut faciam expresses

A. honesty

B. determination

C. fear

D. joy

27. The Greek hero who fought the Minotaur in Crete is

A. Jason

B. Theseus

C. Perseus

D. Odysseus

28. The words incipient, DECEPTIVE, and CAPTIVATING all have a common Latin root which means

A. change

B. search

C. ride

D. take

29. The Fates were portrayed as

A. women with thread and scissors

B. birds that grab people's food

C. monsters that wreck ships

D. warriors armed with swords

30. In order to discern the will of the gods, a Roman priest might

A. play dice games

B. observe the livers of animals

C. search fo a golden apple

D. look into a cup of wine

31. Caesar's message veni, VIDI, VICI is memorable for its

A. alliteration

B. polysyndeton

C. anaphora

D. chiasmus

32. Cicero's in catilinam, PRO ROSCIO, and IN VERREM are examples of

A. essays

B. letters

C. speeches

D. poems

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