Quiz

Quiz

1. Give the case and case use for the underlined words: “Ille nihil contra, sed et hunc et Persea vultu” (Line 30)

   1. Hunc: ___________________________

   2. Persea: ___________________________

2. “petat hunc ignorat an illum” (Line 31). What type of clause are the underlined words introducing?

   1. Indirect command

   2. Inderect question

   3. Purpose clause

   4. Relative Clause

3. “cunctatusque brevi contortam viribus hastam” (Line 32). What is cunctatus?

   1. Perfect Passive Participle

   2. Perfect Active Participle

   3. Future Active Participle

   4. Present Active Participle

4. What construction is “teloque ferox inimica remisso” (Line 35)?

   1. ___________________________

5. What construction is “et sunt, qui Cephea dicunt” (Line 42)

   1. ___________________________

6. Give the person, number, tense, voice, and mood of “exierat” (Line 44)

   1. ___________________________

7. “exierat Cepheus testatus iusque fidemque” (Line 44). The underlined word is best translated as:

   1. About to call witness

   2. Having called witness

   3. To call witness

   4. Calling witness

8. What do the words Aegis (Line 46) and Chlamys (Line 51) have in common that makes them harder than other words to decline?

   1. ___________________________

9. “creditur, egregius forma, quam divite cultu” (Line 49). Give the case and case use for the underlined phrase

   1. ___________________________

10. What construction is “oculis sub nocte natantibus” (Line 71)

    1. Ablative Absolute

    2. Relative Clause of Characteristic

    3. Indirect Question

    4. Indirect Command

Answer Key

1. Give the case and case use for the underlined words: “Ille nihil contra, sed et hunc et Persea vultu” (Line 30)

   1. Hunc: Accusative, direct object

   2. Persea: Accusative, direct object

2. “petat hunc ignorat an illum” (Line 31). What type of clause are the underlined words introducing?

   1. Indirect command

   2. Inderect question

   3. Purpose clause

   4. Relative Clause

3. “cunctatusque brevi contortam viribus hastam” (Line 32). What is cunctatus?

   1. Perfect Passive Participle

   2. Perfect Active Participle

   3. Future Active Participle

   4. Present Active Participle

4. What construction is “teloque ferox inimica remisso” (Line 35)?

   1. Ablative Absolute

5. What construction is “et sunt, qui Cephea dicunt” (Line 42)

   1. Relative Clause of Characteristic

6. Give the person, number, tense, voice, and mood of “exierat” (Line 44)

   1. 3rd person, singular, pluperfect, active, indicative

7. “exierat Cepheus testatus iusque fidemque” (Line 44). The underlined word is best translated as:

   1. About to call witness

   2. Having called witness

   3. To call witness

   4. Calling witness

8. What do the words Aegis (Line 46) and Chlamys (Line 51) have in common that makes them harder than other words to decline?

   1. They are Greek words, so their endings are unfamiliar

9. “creditur, egregius forma, quam divite cultu” (Line 49). Give the case and case use for the underlined phrase

   1. Ablative of manner

10. What construction is “oculis sub nocte natantibus” (Line 71)

    1. Ablative Absolute

    2. Relative Clause of Characteristic

    3. Indirect Question

    4. Indirect Command