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Homeric Greek Lesson IX Imperfect Active Indicative
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This is the Poetry test for 1978. Please get out a number two pencil and step back and punt.
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 35 questions
1. In agris sunt flores pulchri which multurm amamus.
A. qui
B. quae
C. quos
D. quas
2. Which noun does not mean sea?
A. aura
B. mare
C. pontus
D. aequor
3. Which of the following is a diminuitive?
A. bonus
B. acriter
C. navicula
D. navis
4. Incolumis means
A. on a column
B. unsettled
C. dangerous
D. unharmed
5. Conamur means
A. we will try
B. we try
C. let us try
D. we tried
6. The Greeks asked why Achilles remained in his tent:
A. manebat
B. manserat
C. maneret
D. manet
7. he is said to have preferred Greek studies:
A. malle
B. maluisse
C. voluit
D. maluit
8. He seems to be stronger since his recovery:
A. fortis
B. fortiorem
C. fortior
D. fortissimum
9. Bring me the golden bought, Aeneas!
A. Fer
B. Fert
C. Fers
D. Ferte
10. Helen is the most beautiful woman in the world.
A. pulchrior
B. pulcherrima
C. pulchra
D. pulcherrimam
11. Dido dixit se diu had grieved:
A. dolere
B. doluit
C. dolentem
D. doluisse
12. If he had been there, he would have been hurt:
A. adesse
B. adsit
C. adfuisset
D. adfuerat
13. He saved his money lest he be poor in his old age:
A. ut non
B. ne
C. num
D. nonne
14. "hic, Dolopum manus, hic saevus tendebat Achilles: classibus hic locus, hic acie certare solebant"
A. anaphora
B. alliteration
C. personification
D. simile
15. The fifth foot of a dactylic hexameter is usually a:
A. dactyl
B. spondee
C. caesura
D. trochee
16. He learned a great deal by reading:
A. legere
B. legendo
C. lectum
D. lecturus
17. The phrase optimum factu means:
A. an excellent deed
B. the best one did it
C. the best thing to do
D. the most important fact
18. Excessurus est means:
A. he is left
B. he left
C. he is about to leave
D. it must be left
19. Aeneas Didonem, _________ Carthaginis, amavit:
A. reginae
B. reginis
C. reginam
D. regina
20. What is the construction of the capitalized word: "Exegi monumentum aere perennius"?
A. ablative of manner
B. ablative of agent
C. ablative of accompaniment
D. ablative of comparison
21. Advent means
A. departure
B. arrival
C. support
D. prominence
22. Itinerant means
A. travelling
B. happy
C. metallic
D. cloudy
23. The iliad, the ODYSSEY, and the AENEID are examples of:
A. lyric poetry
B. epic poetry
C. didactic poetry
D. satire
24. The first emperor of Rome was:
A. Tiberius
B. Augustus
C. Nero
D. Marcus Aurelius
25. Which of the following is a river in the Underworld?
A. Styx
B. Euphrates
C. Tiber
D. Arno
26. The date kal.SEPT. is:
A. August 31
B. September 1
C. August 30
D. September 30
27. Who was the mother of Astyanax and wife of Hector?
A. Cassiopeia
B. Andromache
C. Creusa
D. Cassandra
28. The well-known patron of many poets in Augustus' day was:
A. Midas
B. Horace
C. Maecenas
D. Sallust
29. Aeneas visited the sybil of Apollo's oracfle at:
A. Cumae
B. Gaul
C. Rome
D. the Libyan desert
30. "To the stars through difficulties," the motto of the state of Kansas, is:
A. Ad astra per aspera
B. Ad infinitum
C. Ad aspera per astra
D. Ars longa vita brevis
31. A leading lyric poet of the Golden Age who wrote odes, EPodes, and SATIRES was:
A. Vergil
B. Tibullus
C. Horace
D. Terence
32. Augustus commissioned Agrippa to build in honor of all the gods what famous monument which still stands today?
A. Pantheon
B. Colosseum
C. Forum
D. Curia
33. The builder of the Labyrinth at Crete in which the minotaur was imprisoned was:
A. Charon
B. Daedalus
C. Ariadne
D. Demeter
34. One of our main sources for the stories of the myths is the metamorphoses by
A. Homer
B. Vergil
C. Hesiod
D. Ovid
35. The ax and rods which symbolize Roman authority are called:
A. lictores
B. fasces
C. imperium
D. triumph