2/17/1994 BASIC LATIN 102: unit eleven quiz nomen _________________________

I. A) Translate the forms for the verbs below: [27 pts]

arbitratur_____________________ conantur_______________________ fatemur_________________________

gradiebatur___________________ hortabantur_____________________ loquemini_______________________

videbimur____________________ patiuntur_______________________ sequitur_________________________

ut experiamini _________________ ut videant______________________ ut arbitretur______________________

si egrediamur__________________ si egrederetur__________________ si egressus esset___________________

si videantur___________________ si pateremini___________________ ut conaretur______________________

hortatus sum__________________ profecta est____________________ secuti sunt______________________

missus est____________________ locuti sumus____________________ voluerunt______________________

ausus es_____________________ creditus es_____________________ passi sumus_____________________

B) List the three principal parts ONLY for: [1/3 ea = 3 points]

SUFFER: ___________________ _______________________ ________________________

DIE : _______________________ _______________________ ________________________

DARE : _____________________ _______________________ ________________________

II. Give the Latin for each of the bracketed English expressions.

a) [Fighting] and [dying] for the fatherland is [the mark of a good citizen.] [4]

b) [We suffered] as many evils as there are statues in the [forum]. [2]

c) The soldiers [desirous] of money [urged] the leader that [they proceed ]to the [river]. [6]

d) The sailors [neglecting] the ships will enjoy [no reward]; those [preserving] them will. [4]

e) The Romans [believed] that [loving] a parent [was] the mark of a [good] child. [4]

III. Translate each of the following carefully, with complete meanings.

a) Militum fortium est pro patria nostra mori. [10]

b) Hominis pauperis non est habere divitias et servare multas pecunias . [10]

c) Alii divitiis bene uti volunt, alii ob mores eorum nolunt. [10]

d) Oppido superato, imperator hortatus est ut sequentes ducem hostium oppugnarent. [10]

e) Paula, don't attempt to go out from the city! [10]            (Click here for answers to sections II and III)