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Give the missing forms (nominative singular masculine):

_________, mirior, _________

mirius, mirissimius mirus, mirissimus miriorus, mirrimus mirus, mirrissimmus None of the above

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Give the missing forms (ablative singular masculine):

acri, _________, _________

acriore, acerrimo acriori, acerrimo acrioro, accerimo acrius, accerrime None of the above

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Give the missing forms (neuter plural nominative accusative):

_________, _________, plenissima

plenum, pleniorum plenum, plenius plenus, plenior plenorum, pleniorum None of the above

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Give the missing forms (nominative singular masculine):

gracilis, _________, _________

gracilior, gracilissimus gracilius, gracilissimus gracilius, gracillimus gracilior, gracillimus None of the above

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Give the missing forms (nominative singular masculine):

_________, plus, _________

magnus, maximus multus, plurimus bonus, plurimus multus, maximus None of the above

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Give the missing forms (nominative singular masculine):

_________, _________, minimus

malus, minor parvus, maior parvus, maius malus, minus None of the above

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Gi th i i f ( i ti i l li )

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Give the missing forms (nominative singular masculine):

_________, nobilior, _________

nobilis, nobilissimus noblius, nobilisssimus nobiliori, nobillimus nobile, noblimme None of the above

Choose the correct translation of the sentence.

In ultimâ aulâ divitissimi viri comites stulti candidissimas togas induebant.

In the farthest of the rich courtyards the silly men companions put on the candidate's toga. At last in the courtyard the silliest companions of the richest men were putting on the whitest togas. At the last courtyard the richest companions of the silliest men put on the brightest togas. In the last courtyard of the richest man the silly companions were putting on the whitest togas.

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Choose the correct translation of the sentence.

Romani ferocius bellum hoc numquam gesserunt. The Romans never fought this war so fiercely. The fierce Romans never waged this war. The Romans waged this fierce war. The war of the Romans was never waged fiercer than this.

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Choose the correct translation of the sentence.

Dictator sepulchrum non multo minus quam aedificium pervenit. He said that the tomb which the building had reached was not much smaller. He dictated that a tomb should reach not much more than a building. The dictator reached a tomb not much smaller than a building. The dictator reached a tomb not much less than a building.

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Choose the correct translation of the sentence.

The most humane praetor divided the field into a large racecourse and a camp.

Humanior praetor dividit campus in magno cursu et castris. Humanissimus praetor campum in magnum cursum castraque divisit. Humanus praetor campum in magnam cursum castramque dividit. Humanissimi praetores campos in maiorem cursum castraque divisit.

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Choose the correct translation of the sentence.

The son of the oldest guard was serving as a soldier and trained with the best sword.

Filius antiquus custodi militat et cum bono gladio exercebat. Filius antiquissimi custodis militabat et optimo gladio exercebat. Antiquissimi custodis filius militavit et exercet cum bono gladio. Antiquissimi custodi filii militabat et meliori gladio exercebat.

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Translate the following story into good English. Be sure to use the vocabulary given below in your translation.

Androclus, -i, m - Androcles dominus, -i, m - master quod - because quoque - also silva, -ae, f - forest, woods spelunca, -ae, f - cave se celo, se celare, se celavi - hide ecce! - look! eadem (abl sing fem) - the same doleo, dolere - be in pain spina, -ae, f - thorn pes, pedis, m - foot, paw emoveo, emovere, emovi - remove, dislodge nunc - now praetor, praetoris, m - praetor (judge) arena, -ae, f - arena captivus, -i, m - captive neco, necare, necavi - kill timeo, timere, timui - fear, be afraid of tandem - at last, finally idem (nom sing masc) - the same

Olim Androclus, servus fortis qui in Africa habitabat, dominum Romanum divitissimum habebat. Androclus, quod dominus crudelissimus quoque erat, in silvam effugit. In spelunca parva se celavit. Ecce! Magnus leo in eadem spelunca erat! Leo infelicissimus erat quod dolebat. Spina acerrima in pede erat. Androclus, qui fortissimus erat, e pede leonis spinam emovit. Nunc leo laetus gratusque erat.

Postea praetor qui dominus Androcli erat servum miserrimum cepit et in arenam eum misit. In arena leones ferociores multos captivos necabant. Androclus valde timebat. Tandem leo timidissimus ad arenam pervenit. Erat idem leo qui spinam in pede habebat! Leo gratissimus Androclo erat quod Androclus auxilium ei dedit. Leo servum non necavit sed eum adiuvavit! Leo Androclum ex arena duxit. Propter amicitiam leonis, dominus Androclo libertatem dedit.

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In the story above, what tense is habebat?

present

perfect

imperfect

pluperfect

None of the above

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In the story above, in what case is spelunca?

nominative

ablative

dative

accusative

both a and b

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In the story above, what noun does the adjective laetus modify (agree with)?

erat

laetissimum

leo

Androclus

the noun is implied

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In the story above, why is the slave described as miserrimum?

he was caught by his old master

he couldn’t save the lion

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he was cruelly dominated in the arena

None of the above

In the last sentence of the story, in what case is Androclo and why?

Ablative of Place Where

Ablative Object of a Preposition

Dative Indirect Object

Dative Direct Object

None of the above

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