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This is the Poetry test for 1987. 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. Multi ad forum venerunt ad orationem audiendam. Another way of expressing this phrase is:
A. quin orationem audivisset
B. ut orationem audirent
C. ut orationem audiverunt
D. neque orationem audivisse
2. What am I to do?
A. Quid faciam?
B. Quid facio?
C. Quid feci?
D. Quid facerem?
3. Noli dicere me officium rei purlicae neglegere.
A. my
B. mine
C. of me
D. I
4. Liber: libellus::book: _________________
A. books
B. large book
C. famous book
D. small book
5. Mirabile visu means:
A. I saw a marvelous thing.
B. Wonderful to see
C. By means of a marvelous vision
D. Having seen a marvel
6. Baucis et Philemon cibum deis ____, dederunt.
A. Iuppiter Mercuriusque
B. Iovis Mercurique
C. Iovi Mercurioque
D. Iove Mercurioque
7. Let us use our time wisely!
A. Usi simus
B. Utamur
C. Uteremur
D. Usi sumus
8. Octo ex militibus ad silvam se receperunt.
A. the eighth soldier
B. of eight soldiers
C. eight of the soldiers
D. concerning eight soldiers
9. Rule the empire form this day forward!
A. Regis
B. Regito
C. Regere
D. Regens
10. Amicum auro pretiosiorem inveni.
A. of gold
B. with gold
C. than gold
D. for gold
11. "Non caret ille who non desiderat."
A. qui
B. quis
C. quod
D. quae
12. Dido timet ne Aeneas oras Carthaginienses ______,
A. relinquat
B. reliquit
C. relinquet
D. reliquerat
13. Non nulli sunt qui mihi credant.
A. Many
B. None
C. All
D. Some
14. The most famous oracle of Apollo was at delphi.
A. Delphi
B. Delphis
C. Delphos
D. Delphorum
15. Tot naves in portu erant ut Statuam Libertatis non _____.
A. videremus
B. videmus
C. vidimus
D. videramus
16. "Tandem his aenean compellat vocibus ultro…" the case of Aenean in this line is:
A. nominative
B. genitive
C. dative
D. accusative
17. How brevis erat dulcis vita eius!
A. Quod
B. Quam
C. Qui
D. Quae
18. Swimming can be very relaxing.
A. Natare
B. Natandum
C. Nataturum
D. Natavisse
19. Acer:acerrimus::multus:_______
A. optimus
B. pessimus
C. maximus
D. plurimus
20. Alexander, influenced by a desire for power, set off to conquer the world.
A. adducere
B. adducens
C. adducendus
D. adductus
21. To be caught between Scylla and Charybdis means to be
A. without sufficient funds
B. threatened by two equal dangers
C. shunned by one's friends
D. lost in a crowd
22. Pelion et Soracte et Parnassus sunt ________.
A. urbes
B. insulae
C. montes
D. maria
23. What is the meaning of the Latin noun from which we derive the English word subliminal?
A. divine will
B. omen
C. battle line
D. threshold
24. Cicero was born on january 3, 106 B.C.
A. a.d.III Kal.Ian.
B. a.d.III Non.Ian.
C. Non.Ian.
D. pridie Non.Ian.
25. The sacrifice of Agamemnon's daughter, Iphigenia, is related to the:
A. departure of the Greeks for Troy
B. end of the Punic War
C. defeat of Cleopatra
D. death of Dido
26. The scribe copied the letter verbatim.
A. carelessly
B. again and again
C. slowly
D. word for word
27. Ovid hoped that his appeal for clemency in 17 A.D. would be considered by
A. Julius Caesar
B. Cato
C. Tiberius
D. Cicero
28. The old man had a sanguine complexion.
A. pale
B. wrinkled
C. ruddy
D. olive
29. The phrase mantua me genuit on Vergil's tombstone refers to his:
A. love of the countrysided
B. devotion to Augustus
C. birthplace
D. interest in farming
30. Manes, CONCLAMATIO, and the CYPRESS TREE are all associated with Roman:
A. patron/client relationships
B. educational system
C. political elections
D. funerals
31. In order to bring his army from Northern Africa into Italy, Hannibal first traveled through:
A. Spain
B. Turkey
C. Greece
D. Germany
32. Seneca the Younger, Tacitus, Martial, and Juvenal were all noted authors during the____ Age of Latin Literature.
A. Silver
B. Bronze
C. Iron
D. Golden
33. What figure of speech is present in this line? Plangere nuda meis conabar pectora palmis.
A. simile
B. synchesis
C. polysyndeton
D. anaphora
34. Catullus was a Roman writer known for his:
A. epic poetry
B. histories
C. tragedies
D. lyric poetry
35. The abbreviation Q.E.D. would logically be seen at the end of a:
A. musical composition
B. book report
C. personal letter
D. geometric proof