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A total of 30 questions

1. Psyche deum ____ vidit.

A. dormienti

B. dormientibus

C. dormientes

D. dormientem

2. Lesbia mi dicit semper male.

A. from me

B. for me

C. to me

D. by me

3. Conticuere omnes, intentique ora tenebant.

A. all became silent

B. all will become silent

C. all would become silent

D. all are becoming silent

4. Carthago deae Iunoni carissima erat.

A. about the goddess Juno

B. to the goddess Juno

C. from the goddess Juno

D. with the goddess Juno

5. Fari de laboribus Troiae difficile est.

A. I shall speak

B. We have spoken

C. About to speak

D. To speak

6. Venus et Minerva erant deae quas multi adorabant.

A. whom

B. to whom

C. by whom

D. whose

7. Ariadne filum Theseo ad eum iuvandum dedit.

A. with his help

B. to help him

C. having helped him

D. by helping him

8. Dido moritura haec locuta est.

A. which things

B. that thing

C. these things

D. the same thing

9. Mus rusticus erat pauperior mure urbano.

A. the city mouse

B. from the city mouse

C. than the city mouse

D. to the city mouse

10. Lugete, O Veneres Cupidinesque.

A. To mourn

B. You are mourning

C. By mourning

D. Mourn

11. Uxor viro persuasit ne illo die PROFICISCERETUR.

A. why he was setting out

B. not to set out

C. she is not setting out

D. when he was setting out

12. Poeta dicit hospitem mappam suam ad cenam tulisse.

A. will bring

B. brought

C. was brought

D. brings

13. Hic senator locutus est diutius quam ille.

A. for a longer time

B. a long time

C. how long

D. a very long time

14. P. Ovidius Naso saepe rogabat quo tempore Romam redire posset.

A. he might be able

B. he is able

C. to be able

D. he had been able

15. Cum Pandora arcam aperiret, omnia mala effugerunt.

A. opens

B. will open

C. was opening

D. had opened

16. Si nautae pericula intellexissent, in porcos non mutati essent.

A. they were not changed

B. they do not change

C. they will not be changed

D. they would not have been changed

17. Attoniti ab oraculo, Troiani sacerdotem ipsum petiverunt.

A. this priest

B. the priest himself

C. the priest alone

D. the same priest

18. Servi saepe libertini fiunt.

A. have become

B. will have become

C. had become

D. become

19. Some consider Homer's iliad to be his

A. magnum opus

B. corpus delicti

C. mirabile dictu

D. terra incognita

20. What mountain range in North Africa was named for the Titan who holds up the sky?

A. Parnassus

B. Apennines

C. Atlas

D. Aetna

21. Vergil speaks of the Labyrinth of King Minos, a mythical king who lived on ____.

A. Sicily

B. Sardinia

C. Crete

D. Delos

22. What Greek hero killed Hector and was later killed by Paris?

A. Achilles

B. Jason

C. Theseus

D. Menelaus

23. Narcissus looked into the pellucid waters at his handsome image.

A. very dark

B. very deep

C. very clear

D. very blue

24. Ovid wrote the tristia at Tomi on the Black Sea when he was

A. serving as ambassador

B. celebrating his triumph

C. studying rhetoric

D. banished from Rome

25. What Roman poet, in his odes, advised his readers to "carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero"?

A. Vergil

B. Ovid

C. Lucretius

D. Horace

26. Put these events in chronological order: 1. assassination of Julius Caesar 2. battle of Actium 3 arrival of Aeneas in Italy 4. Punic Wars

A. 4,3,2,1

B. 3,4,1,2

C. 1,3,2,4

D. 2,3,4,1

27. Which one of the following was the leader of the Greek forces in the Trojan War

A. Agamemnon

B. Priam

C. Hector

D. Telemachus

28. Olympia, Sparta, and Mycenae are cities locted in

A. Asia Minor

B. Italy

C. North Africa

D. Greece

29. Which of the following Latin sayings offers encouragement to a troubled person?

A. nil desperandum

B. ne credite equo

C. caveat emptor

D. de gustibus non est disputandum

30. What literary patron supported Augustus' wish to bring about a renaissance in literature?

A. Suetonius

B. Brutus

C. Maecenas

D. Lepidus

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