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Homeric Greek Lesson XIII Third Declension ἒπος
Classical Latin
Classical Latin
Verb Perfect Active Indicative 2nd Conjugation monuī
Classical Latin
Verb Imperfect Active Indicative 1st Conjugation parābam
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Verb Perfect Active Indicative 3rd -io Conjugation iēcī
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Mounce Imperfect Active Indicative contract ἐπλήρουν
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Homeric Greek Lesson XV Third Declension ἀνήρ II
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Mounce First Aorist Middle Indicative ἐλυσάμην
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This is the Poetry test for 1994. 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 32 questions
1. Vir Troianus carthaginem venit.
A. to Carthage
B. Carthage
C. from Carthage
D. in Carthage
2. Ille similis deo esse videtur.
A. from a god
B. by a god
C. to a god
D. god
3. Nescio ubi Cornelia habitaverit.
A. lives
B. to live
C. lived
D. living
4. Eripite illum puerum his flammis!
A. Snatch
B. To snatch
C. Will be snatched
D. Having been snatched
5. Iuvenis ab urbe proficiscitur.
A. was setting out
B. sets out
C. has set out
D. will set out
6. Statua ad terram casura est.
A. is falling
B. has fallen
C. might fall
D. is about to fall
7. Femina nullum metum mortis habuit.
A. from death
B. of death
C. death
D. in death
8. Navem vidimus ipsi.
A. themselves
B. itself
C. yourselves
D. ourselves
9. Huc adveni ut darem tibi donum.
A. as I give
B. in order to give
C. because I gave
D. while giving
10. Nova Troia condenda est!
A. must be founded
B. will be founded
C. has been founded
D. is being founded
11. Aeneas dixit filium regis interfectum _____
A. esse
B. est
C. erat
D. sit
12. Imperator cum exercitu ____ advenit.
A. fortem
B. forti
C. fortes
D. fortibus
13. Nostra filia legit ____ quam vestra.
A. bene
B. melius
C. bonus
D. optime
14. Viri Dardani terram antiquam coluere.
A. will inhabit
B. had inhabited
C. inhabited
D. inhabiting
15. Cuius equi celerrimi sunt?
A. To whom
B. Who
C. Whose
D. Which
16. Clamores militum audiri non potuerunt.
A. to have been heard
B. to have heard
C. to hear
D. to be heard
17. Iuno, cum Troianos odisset, naves evertit.
A. where
B. until
C. with
D. since
18. Dea Diana est altior omnibus mulieribus.
A. from all women
B. of all women
C. than all women
D. by all women
19. Fortunati eramus, augusto duce.
A. to lead Augustus
B. while Augustus was leader
C. while leading Augustus
D. from the leader Augustus
20. Puellae in fabulis saepe fiunt reginae.
A. became
B. will become
C. have become
D. become
21. Which pair were not father and son?
A. Aeneas and Ascanius
B. Odysseus and Telemachus
C. Achilles and Patroclus
D. Priam and Hector
22. The town on the east coast of Italy from which the ancients sailed to Greece is
A. Mantua
B. Pompeii
C. Ostia
D. Brundisium
23. Which could be called arboreal animals?
A. squirrels and monkeys
B. dogs and cats
C. goats and sheep
D. otters and seals
24. What is the metrical pattern of "tu quoque perpetuos semper GERE FRONDIS HONORES"?
A. SDDSDS
B. DDSDDS
C. DDSSDS
D. SSDSDS
25. Which mythological couple had a long and living marriage before finally dying together?
A. Baucis and Philemon
B. Pyramus and Thisbe
C. Orpheus and Eurydice
D. Apollo and Daphne
26. Which Roman author wrote the odes, EPodes, SATIRES, AND EPISTLES?
A. Horace
B. Terence
C. Ovid
D. Catullus
27. You would most likely use non compos mentis to refer to
A. an insane person
B. a straight-A student
C. a popular writer
D. a hard worker
28. What hero escaped from the one-eyed monster Polyphemus?
A. Theseus
B. Perseus
C. Odysseus
D. Jason
29. The plot of the aeneid is most similar to
A. the ECLOGUES and the GEORGICS
B. the AMORES and the HEROIDES
C. the HISTORIES and the ANNALS
D. the ILIAD and the ODYSSEY
30. The monument built by Augustus to commemorate the end of civil war is the
A. Domus Aurea
B. Temple of Jupiter
C. Colosseum
D. Ara Pacis
31. Multum in parvo is an example of the figure of speech known as
A. anaphora
B. hendiadys
C. oxymoron
D. simile
32. Which expression could be used by a commentator who is amazed at the event he is reporting?
A. mirabile dictu
B. in loco parentis
C. sub rosa
D. bona fide