ER 48 Quiz Indirect Statement

Background: Julius Caesar, who has just finished his war in Gaul, receives word that the senate has ordered him to disband his army and return to Rome. He intends to defy this order and to lead his troops across the Rubicon River into Italy. But, before taking action, he addresses his soldiers, in order to explain his situation and ensure their loyalty.

PART I: SENTENCES AND GRAMMAR QUESTIONS

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Translate into English.

Cōnsiliō captō, Caesar apud mīlitēs contiōnātus est et locūtus est inimīcōs suōs magnās iniūrias in sē tulisse.
vocabulary help:
cōnsilium, cōnsiliī, n.: plan
capiō, capere, cēpī, captus: to take, receive; cōnsilium capere: to decide on (a plan)
apud (+ acc.): with, among; to
contiōnor, contiōnārī, contiōnātus sum: to give a speech
loquor, loquī, locūtus sum: to say
inimīcus, inimīcī, m.: enemy [NOTE: This word refers to a personal or political enemy, not a foreign combatant]
iniūria, -ae, f.: injustice, injury
in (+ acc.): against
ferō, ferre, tulī, lātus: to bring, perpetrate

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In this sentence, which noun is the SUBJECT of the indirect statement?

Cōnsiliō captō, Caesar apud mīlitēs contiōnātus est et locūtus est inimīcōs suōs magnās iniūrias in sē tulisse.

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What USE of the ABLATIVE is cōnsiliō captō?

Cōnsiliō captō, Caesar apud mīlitēs contiōnābātur, loquēns inimīcōs suōs magnās iniūrias in sē tulisse.

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Caesar querēbātur Pompēium ab Caesaris inimīcīs dēductum esse ac dēprāvātum esse.
vocabulary help:
queror, querī, questus sum: to complain
Pompēius, -ī, m.: Pompey (Caesar's former son-in-law and ally)
inimīcus, inimīcī, m.: enemy [NOTE: This word refers to a personal or political enemy, not a foreign combatant]
dēdūcō, dēdūcere, dēdūxī, dēductus: to lead astray
dēprāvō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus: to corrupt

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In this sentence, the infinitive dēductum esse shows _______________ the main verb.

Querēbātur Pompēium ab inimīcīs Caesaris dēductum esse ac dēprāvātum esse.

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Translate into English.

Caesar commemorat exercitum omnem Galliam pācāvisse.
vocabulary help:
commemorō, -memorāre, -memorāvī, -memorātus: to recall
exercitus, exercitūs, m.: army
Gallia, -ae, f.: Gaul
pācō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus: to pacify, subdue, conquer

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Translate into English.

Caesar commemorat rem pūblicam ā mīlitibus sub ductū suō nōvem annōs gestam esse.
vocabulary help:
commemorō, -memorāre, -memorāvī, -memorātus: to recall
rēs pūblica, reī pūblicae, f.: the republic, the country
sub (+ abl.): under
ductus, ductūs, m.: leadership
nōvem (indeclinable): nine
gerō, gerere, gessī, gestus: to carry, support, sustain

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In this sentence, which noun is the SUBJECT of the indirect statement?

Caesar commemorat rem pūblicam ā mīlitibus sub ductū suō nōvem annōs gestam esse.

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Translate into English.

Caesar scīvit mīlitēs suōs sē amāre et adiuvāre velle.
vocabulary help:
sciō, scīre, scīvī, scītus: to know
adiuvō, adiuvāre, adiūvī, adiūtus: to help
volō, velle, voluī: to want, be willing

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Caesar spērābat mīlitēs suōs existimātiōnem et dignitātem suam ab inimīcīs dēfēnsūrōs esse.
vocabulary help:
spērō, spērāre, spērāvī, spēratus: to hope
existimātiō, existimātiōnis, f.: reputation
dignitās, dignitātis, f.: honor
ab (+ abl.): from
inimīcus, inimīcī, m.: enemy [NOTE: This word refers to a personal or political enemy, not a foreign combatant]
dēfendō, dēfendere, dēfendī, dēfēnsus: to defend

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Contiōne Caesaris cōnfectā, omnēs mīlitēs conclāmāvērunt sē imperātōrem suum in omnia proelia fēlīcissimē secūtūrōs esse.
vocabulary help:
contiō, contiōnis, f.: speech
cōnficiō, cōnficere, cōnfēcī, cōnfectus: to finish
conclāmō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus: to shout, exclaim
imperātor, imperātōris, m.: commander
proelium, proeliī, n.: battle
fēlīciter (adv.): happily
sequor, sequī, secūtus sum: to follow

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In this sentence, the infinitive secūtūrōs esse shows ____________________ the main verb.

Contiōne Caesaris cōnfectā, omnēs mīlitēs conclāmāvērunt sē imperātōrem suum in omnia proelia fēlīcissimē secūtūrōs esse.

PART II: MULTIPLE CHOICE

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Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).

Pompēius audīvit multōs hominēs Caesarī favēre.
Pompey heard that many people ____________________ Caesar.

vocabulary help:
faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

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Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).

Pompēius cogitat multās sociās in Asiā sibi fautūrās esse.
Pompey thinks that many allies in Asia ____________________ him.

vocabulary help:
faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

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Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).

Pompēius nescit multa oppida Ītalica Caesarī fāvisse.
Pompey does not know that many Italian towns ____________________ Caesar.

vocabulary help:
faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

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Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).

Tandem Pompēius audit multōs Ītalicōs Caesarem sequī.
At last Pompey hears that many Italians ____________________ Caesar.

vocabulary help:
sequor, sequī, secūtus sum: to follow

ER 48 Quiz Indirect Statement

PART I: SENTENCES AND GRAMMAR QUESTIONS

Cōnsiliō captō, Caesar apud mīlitēs contiōnātus est et locūtus est inimīcōs suōs magnās iniūrias in sē tulisse.

In this sentence, which noun is the SUBJECT of the indirect statement?Cōnsiliō captō, Caesar apud mīlitēs contiōnātus est et locūtus est inimīcōs suōs magnās iniūrias in sē tulisse.

What USE of the ABLATIVE is cōnsiliō captō?Cōnsiliō captō, Caesar apud mīlitēs contiōnābātur, loquēns inimīcōs suōs magnās iniūrias in sē tulisse.

Caesar querēbātur Pompēium ab Caesaris inimīcīs dēductum esse ac dēprāvātum esse.

In this sentence, the infinitive dēductum esse shows _______________ the main verb.Querēbātur Pompēium ab inimīcīs Caesaris dēductum esse ac dēprāvātum esse.

Translate into English.Caesar commemorat exercitum omnem Galliam pācāvisse.vocabulary help: commemorō, -memorāre, -memorāvī, -memorātus: to recallexercitus, exercitūs, m.: armyGallia, -ae, f.: Gaulpācō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus: to pacify, subdue, conquer

Caesar commemorat exercitum omnem Galliam pācāvisse.

Caesar commemorat rem pūblicam ā mīlitibus sub ductū suō nōvem annōs gestam esse.

In this sentence, which noun is the SUBJECT of the indirect statement?Caesar commemorat rem pūblicam ā mīlitibus sub ductū suō nōvem annōs gestam esse.

Translate into English.Caesar scīvit mīlitēs suōs sē amāre et adiuvāre velle.vocabulary help: sciō, scīre, scīvī, scītus: to knowadiuvō, adiuvāre, adiūvī, adiūtus: to helpvolō, velle, voluī: to want, be willing

Caesar scīvit mīlitēs suōs sē amāre et adiuvāre velle.

Caesar spērābat mīlitēs suōs existimātiōnem et dignitātem suam ab inimīcīs dēfēnsūrōs esse.

Contiōne Caesaris cōnfectā, omnēs mīlitēs conclāmāvērunt sē imperātōrem suum in omnia proelia fēlīcissimē secūtūrōs esse.

In this sentence, the infinitive secūtūrōs esse shows ____________________ the main verb.Contiōne Caesaris cōnfectā, omnēs mīlitēs conclāmāvērunt sē imperātōrem suum in omnia proelia fēlīcissimē secūtūrōs esse.

PART II: MULTIPLE CHOICE

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).Pompēius audīvit multōs hominēs Caesarī favēre.Pompey heard that many people ____________________ Caesar.vocabulary help:faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).Pompēius cogitat multās sociās in Asiā sibi fautūrās esse.Pompey thinks that many allies in Asia ____________________ him.vocabulary help:faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).Pompēius nescit multa oppida Ītalica Caesarī fāvisse.Pompey does not know that many Italian towns ____________________ Caesar.vocabulary help:faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).Tandem Pompēius audit multōs Ītalicōs Caesarem sequī.At last Pompey hears that many Italians ____________________ Caesar.vocabulary help:sequor, sequī, secūtus sum: to follow

PART I: SENTENCES AND GRAMMAR QUESTIONS

Cōnsiliō captō, Caesar apud mīlitēs contiōnātus est et locūtus est inimīcōs suōs magnās iniūrias in sē tulisse.

In this sentence, which noun is the SUBJECT of the indirect statement?Cōnsiliō captō, Caesar apud mīlitēs contiōnātus est et locūtus est inimīcōs suōs magnās iniūrias in sē tulisse.

What USE of the ABLATIVE is cōnsiliō captō?Cōnsiliō captō, Caesar apud mīlitēs contiōnābātur, loquēns inimīcōs suōs magnās iniūrias in sē tulisse.

Caesar querēbātur Pompēium ab Caesaris inimīcīs dēductum esse ac dēprāvātum esse.

In this sentence, the infinitive dēductum esse shows _______________ the main verb.Querēbātur Pompēium ab inimīcīs Caesaris dēductum esse ac dēprāvātum esse.

Translate into English.Caesar commemorat exercitum omnem Galliam pācāvisse.vocabulary help: commemorō, -memorāre, -memorāvī, -memorātus: to recallexercitus, exercitūs, m.: armyGallia, -ae, f.: Gaulpācō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus: to pacify, subdue, conquer

Caesar commemorat exercitum omnem Galliam pācāvisse.

Caesar commemorat rem pūblicam ā mīlitibus sub ductū suō nōvem annōs gestam esse.

In this sentence, which noun is the SUBJECT of the indirect statement?Caesar commemorat rem pūblicam ā mīlitibus sub ductū suō nōvem annōs gestam esse.

Translate into English.Caesar scīvit mīlitēs suōs sē amāre et adiuvāre velle.vocabulary help: sciō, scīre, scīvī, scītus: to knowadiuvō, adiuvāre, adiūvī, adiūtus: to helpvolō, velle, voluī: to want, be willing

Caesar scīvit mīlitēs suōs sē amāre et adiuvāre velle.

Caesar spērābat mīlitēs suōs existimātiōnem et dignitātem suam ab inimīcīs dēfēnsūrōs esse.

Contiōne Caesaris cōnfectā, omnēs mīlitēs conclāmāvērunt sē imperātōrem suum in omnia proelia fēlīcissimē secūtūrōs esse.

In this sentence, the infinitive secūtūrōs esse shows ____________________ the main verb.Contiōne Caesaris cōnfectā, omnēs mīlitēs conclāmāvērunt sē imperātōrem suum in omnia proelia fēlīcissimē secūtūrōs esse.

PART II: MULTIPLE CHOICE

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).Pompēius audīvit multōs hominēs Caesarī favēre.Pompey heard that many people ____________________ Caesar.vocabulary help:faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).Pompēius cogitat multās sociās in Asiā sibi fautūrās esse.Pompey thinks that many allies in Asia ____________________ him.vocabulary help:faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).Pompēius nescit multa oppida Ītalica Caesarī fāvisse.Pompey does not know that many Italian towns ____________________ Caesar.vocabulary help:faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).Tandem Pompēius audit multōs Ītalicōs Caesarem sequī.At last Pompey hears that many Italians ____________________ Caesar.vocabulary help:sequor, sequī, secūtus sum: to follow

In this sentence, which noun is the SUBJECT of the indirect statement?

Cōnsiliō captō, Caesar apud mīlitēs contiōnātus est et locūtus est inimīcōs suōs magnās iniūrias in sē tulisse.

What USE of the ABLATIVE is cōnsiliō captō?

Cōnsiliō captō, Caesar apud mīlitēs contiōnābātur, loquēns inimīcōs suōs magnās iniūrias in sē tulisse.

In this sentence, the infinitive dēductum esse shows _______________ the main verb.

Querēbātur Pompēium ab inimīcīs Caesaris dēductum esse ac dēprāvātum esse.

Translate into English.

Caesar commemorat exercitum omnem Galliam pācāvisse.
vocabulary help:
commemorō, -memorāre, -memorāvī, -memorātus: to recall
exercitus, exercitūs, m.: army
Gallia, -ae, f.: Gaul
pācō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus: to pacify, subdue, conquer

In this sentence, which noun is the SUBJECT of the indirect statement?

Caesar commemorat rem pūblicam ā mīlitibus sub ductū suō nōvem annōs gestam esse.

Translate into English.

Caesar scīvit mīlitēs suōs sē amāre et adiuvāre velle.
vocabulary help:
sciō, scīre, scīvī, scītus: to know
adiuvō, adiuvāre, adiūvī, adiūtus: to help
volō, velle, voluī: to want, be willing

In this sentence, the infinitive secūtūrōs esse shows ____________________ the main verb.

Contiōne Caesaris cōnfectā, omnēs mīlitēs conclāmāvērunt sē imperātōrem suum in omnia proelia fēlīcissimē secūtūrōs esse.

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).

Pompēius audīvit multōs hominēs Caesarī favēre.
Pompey heard that many people ____________________ Caesar.

vocabulary help:
faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).

Pompēius cogitat multās sociās in Asiā sibi fautūrās esse.
Pompey thinks that many allies in Asia ____________________ him.

vocabulary help:
faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).

Pompēius nescit multa oppida Ītalica Caesarī fāvisse.
Pompey does not know that many Italian towns ____________________ Caesar.

vocabulary help:
faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).

Tandem Pompēius audit multōs Ītalicōs Caesarem sequī.
At last Pompey hears that many Italians ____________________ Caesar.

vocabulary help:
sequor, sequī, secūtus sum: to follow

In this sentence, which noun is the SUBJECT of the indirect statement?

Cōnsiliō captō, Caesar apud mīlitēs contiōnātus est et locūtus est inimīcōs suōs magnās iniūrias in sē tulisse.

What USE of the ABLATIVE is cōnsiliō captō?

Cōnsiliō captō, Caesar apud mīlitēs contiōnābātur, loquēns inimīcōs suōs magnās iniūrias in sē tulisse.

In this sentence, the infinitive dēductum esse shows _______________ the main verb.

Querēbātur Pompēium ab inimīcīs Caesaris dēductum esse ac dēprāvātum esse.

Translate into English.

Caesar commemorat exercitum omnem Galliam pācāvisse.
vocabulary help:
commemorō, -memorāre, -memorāvī, -memorātus: to recall
exercitus, exercitūs, m.: army
Gallia, -ae, f.: Gaul
pācō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus: to pacify, subdue, conquer

In this sentence, which noun is the SUBJECT of the indirect statement?

Caesar commemorat rem pūblicam ā mīlitibus sub ductū suō nōvem annōs gestam esse.

Translate into English.

Caesar scīvit mīlitēs suōs sē amāre et adiuvāre velle.
vocabulary help:
sciō, scīre, scīvī, scītus: to know
adiuvō, adiuvāre, adiūvī, adiūtus: to help
volō, velle, voluī: to want, be willing

In this sentence, the infinitive secūtūrōs esse shows ____________________ the main verb.

Contiōne Caesaris cōnfectā, omnēs mīlitēs conclāmāvērunt sē imperātōrem suum in omnia proelia fēlīcissimē secūtūrōs esse.

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).

Pompēius audīvit multōs hominēs Caesarī favēre.
Pompey heard that many people ____________________ Caesar.

vocabulary help:
faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).

Pompēius cogitat multās sociās in Asiā sibi fautūrās esse.
Pompey thinks that many allies in Asia ____________________ him.

vocabulary help:
faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).

Pompēius nescit multa oppida Ītalica Caesarī fāvisse.
Pompey does not know that many Italian towns ____________________ Caesar.

vocabulary help:
faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautus (+ dat.): to support

Pick the correct translation for the underlined word(s).

Tandem Pompēius audit multōs Ītalicōs Caesarem sequī.
At last Pompey hears that many Italians ____________________ Caesar.

vocabulary help:
sequor, sequī, secūtus sum: to follow