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A total of 28 questions

1. Athena est dea sapientissima.

A. wiser

B. wise

C. rather wise

D. very wise

2. Imperator legatos quosdam ex hostibus accepit.

A. certain

B. the same

C. former

D. these

3. Mercator multa emptori monstrat.

A. of the buyer

B. to the buyer

C. by the buyer

D. from the buyer

4. Vergilius magnum opus suum deleri post mortem iussit.

A. to destroy

B. I destroyed

C. to be destroyed

D. destroys

5. Tarquinius tam superbus erat ut sex libri a sibylla CREMARENTUR.

A. that six books were burned by the Sibyl

B. in order to burn six of the Sibyl's books

C. when the Sibyl burned six books

D. how six books had been burned by the Sibyl

6. Cum mare esset placidum, illa nocte ad fines hostium profecti sumus.

A. After

B. Why

C. Before

D. Since

7. Nox duobus exercitibus finem OPPUGNANDI FECIT.

A. Night made an end of fighting for the two armies.

B. At night the two armies must fight to the end.

C. The armies did not stop fighting at night.

D. The night's fighting was the end of the two armies.

8. Non modo discipuli SED ETIAM magistri discere possunt.

A. Neither … nor

B. Both … and

C. Some … others

D. Not only … but also

9. Oratione audita, omnes cives oratorem laudaverunt.

A. While the speech was being heard

B. To hear the speech

C. After the speech had been heard

D. By hearing the speech

10. Tristi agricolae sunt tres AEGRAE BOVES.

A. The farmer's three cows are sick and sad.

B. The sad farmer has three sick cows.

C. The farmer is sick and worried about his three cows.

D. Three cows are sad that their farmer is sick.

11. Lucius hospitibus porcum pullumve in triclinio dabit.

A. pork and chicken

B. pork but not chicken

C. pork or chicken

D. pork with the chicken

12. Liberi patrem fabulas notas narrantem audiverunt.

A. to tell

B. telling

C. by telling

D. tells

13. Dei timendi sunt vobis.

A. The gods fear you.

B. You must fear the gods.

C. You are going to fear the gods.

D. Fear your gods.

14. Estne Italia humidior britannia (final long a)?

A. Britain

B. by Britain

C. with Britain

D. than Britain

15. Magister discipulos hortatus est ut diligentissime laborarent.

A. is encouraged

B. will encourage

C. having been encouraged

D. encouraged

16. Pygmalion exclamat, "mea statua vivat!"

A. Live, my statue

B. Let my statue live

C. My statue will live

D. My statue has lived

17. Filii regis se obsides hostibus dant.

A. himself

B. her own

C. themselves

D. ourselves

18. Nolite sequi lupum in silvam!

A. I do not follow

B. Don't follow

C. I don't want to follow

D. Follow no one

19. Who, dressed as a woman, infiltrated the Bona Dea festival, and was later killed in a riot by Milo's men on the Via Appia?

A. Appius Claudius

B. Publius Clodius

C. Marcus Antonius

D. Gaius Marius

20. What figure of speech employs repetition of initial words in consecutive clauses, such as tam improbus, TAM PERDITUS, TAM TUI SIMILIS?

A. chiasmus

B. anaphora

C. onomatopoeia

D. litotes

21. Where in Italy are Herculaneum, Pompeii, and Mount Vesuviius located?

A. Etruria

B. Latium

C. Campania

D. Sicilia

22. The English word incident, ACCIDENT, CADENCE, and OCCASION all derive from a Latin verb that means to

A. fall

B. proceed

C. kill

D. sing

23. In the battle of Pharsalus, Julius Caesar defeated what famous Roman general and rival?

A. Pompey

B. Brutus

C. Marc Antony

D. Octavian

24. A task described as sisyphean is

A. endless

B. swift

C. fruitful

D. helpful

25. The augur, HARUSPEX, and PONTIFEX were primarily associated with Roman

A. warfare

B. art

C. education

D. religion

26. What Roman orator wrote speeches against Verres and Catiline?

A. Marc Antony

B. Caesar

C. Cicero

D. Pompey

27. Which river is located in Italy?

A. Rhine

B. Seine

C. Rubicon

D. Nile

28. Scilicet, abbreviated SC., is a contraction of the Latin words SCIRE and LICET. Scilicet means

A. one should permit it

B. it is permitted to know

C. it is agreed

D. don't wory about it

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