Latin JA - Unit Exam

Question 1

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• Who sent Jason on the quest for the Golden Fleece?
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Question 2

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• Who revealed the location of the Golden Fleece to Jason?
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Question 3

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• Why was Jason not raised in Ioclus?
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Question 4

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• Who raised Jason?
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Question 5

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• Where did Jason find the Golden Fleece?
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Question 6

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• Who is Aeetes?
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Question 7

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• Which of the following is not one of the tasks Aeetes gives to Jason?
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Question 8

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• Which of the following best describes Medea's character?
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Question 9

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• What was Jason's fate?
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Question 10

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• Why did the character Phineus help Jason?
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Question 11

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• Identify the proper case for the underlined noun or pronoun in the sentence if you were to compose it into Latin.
• O Cornelius, if only Caesar were here with us in the senate and could give his wisdom to us!
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Question 12

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• Identify the proper case for the underlined noun or pronoun in the sentence if you were to compose it into Latin.
• O Cornelius, if only Caesar were here with us in the senate and could give his wisdom to us!
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Question 13

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• Identify the proper case for the underlined noun or pronoun in the sentence if you were to compose it into Latin.
• O Cornelius, if only Caesar were here with us in the senate and could give his wisdom to us!
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Question 14

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• Identify the proper case for the underlined noun or pronoun in the sentence if you were to compose it into Latin.
• O Cornelius, if only Caesar were here with us in the senate and could give his wisdom to us!
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Question 15

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• Identify the proper case for the underlined noun or pronoun in the sentence if you were to compose it into Latin.
• O Cornelius, if only Caesar were here with us in the senate and could give his wisdom to us!
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Question 16

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• Choose the best translation of this form: id
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Question 17

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• Choose the best translation of this form: eae
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Question 18

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• Choose the best translation of the underlined word.
• Quid vos facitis in mea caverna?
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Question 19

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• Identify the antecedent in the following sentence.
• Cicero ordered Marcus, whom he had befriended many years ago, to come with him into the house.
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Question 20

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• Choose the correct Latin form of the relative pronoun in the following sentence.
• Cicero ordered Marcus, whom he had befriended many years ago, to come with him into the house.
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Question 21

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• Match the forms of the relative pronoun to their correct gender, number, and case.
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Question 22

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• •Translate the following story into good English.
• •Be sure to use these vocabulary words in your translation.
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  Narcissus, -i, m - Narcissus
  iuvenis, iuvenis, m. - young man
  silva, -ae, f - woods, forest
  habito, -are, habitavi - live, dwell
  nullus, -a,- um - no, not … any
  se (accusative) - himself
  solus, -a, -um - alone, only
  nympha, -ae, f - nymph
  Echo, -us, f - Echo
  suus, -a, -um - her
  denique - finally
  totus, -a, -um - whole, entire
  evanesco, -ere, evanui - vanish, disappear
  maneo, -ere, mansi - remain
  interdum - sometimes
  hodie - today
  olim - once
  imago, imaginis, f - likeness, image
  lacus, -us, m - lake, pond
  placidus, -a, -um - calm
  conspicio, -ere, conspexi - catch sight of
  specto, -are, spectavi - look at
  flos, floris, m - flower
  muto, -are, mutavi - change
  hos (accusative plural masculine) - these
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