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ER 17 Quiz Verb Review

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Question 1
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Identify the conjugation of this verb:
agō, agere

Question 2
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Identify the conjugation of this verb:
feriō, ferīre

Question 3
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Identify the conjugation of this verb:
frangō, frangere

Question 4
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Identify the conjugation of this verb:
moneō, monēre

Question 5
5.

Identify the conjugation of this verb:
vōcō, vōcāre

Question 6
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Identify the conjugation of this verb:
iaciō, iacere

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Question 27
27.

Write in Latin:
you (sing.) are asking
rogō, rogāre

Question 28
28.

Write in Latin:
she kept wanting
cupiō, cupīre

Question 29
29.

Write in Latin:
he ignores
neglegō, neglegere

Question 30
30.

Write in Latin:
you (sing.) kept stopping
dēsinō, dēsinere

Question 31
31.

Write in Latin:
listen! (pl.)
audiō, audīre

Question 32
32.

Write in Latin:
join! (pl.)
iungō, iungere

Question 33
33.

Write in Latin:
they demand
poscō, poscere

Question 34
34.

Translate into English:

Spectāte, amīcī! Multa plaustra et multī bovēs appropinquant! Nōlīte in viam ambulāre!

spectō, spectāre: to watch, look; amīcus, -ī, m.: friend; plaustrum, plaustrī, n.: cart; bōs, bōvis, m.: ox; ambulō, ambulāre: to walk

Question 35
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Translate into English:

Multa aedificia et hominēs multōs in urbe Sextus vidēre cupiēbat.

aedificium, aedificiī, n.: building; homō, hominis, m.: person; videō, vidēre: to see; cupiō, cupere: to desire

Question 36
36.

Translate into English:

Multa plaustra in viā vidēbāmus, quod bovēs servī ad oppidum agēbant.

plaustrum, -ī, n.: wagon; bos, bovis, m.: ox; oppidum, -ī, n.: town; agō, agere: to drive

Question 37
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Translate into English:

Cornēlius epistulam multā cum cūrā scrībēbat, quod necesse erat īram prīncipis lenīre.

epistula, -ae, f.: letter; cūra, -ae, f.: care, carefulness; scrībō, scrībere: to write; īra, īrae, f.: anger; prīnceps, prīncipis, m.: emperor; leniō, lenīre: to calm, soothe, assuage

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