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LNM1 Chapter 10 Test

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Laocoon was a Greek seer.

True

False

Vergil was a Roman playwright.

True

False

Paris was a Trojan prince.

True

False

No Trojans escaped when Troy was destroyed.

True

False

The Trojans believed that the wooden horse was a gift.

True

False

The Greeks built the wooden horse on the advice of Laocoon.

True

False

When the Trojans saw the wooden horse, there were no Greeks in sight.

True

False

The famous quotation “Timeō Danaōs et dōna ferentēs,” which remains in use to this very day, is found in the epic poem by

Martial

Catullus

Nepos

Vergil

According to the poet, who spoke the words “Timeō Danaōs et dōna ferentēs”?

Hector

Laocoön

Priam

Paris

What convinced the Trojans to ignore the warning of the words “Timeō Danaōs et dōna ferentēs” and take the wooden horse into the city?

the deadly attack by serpents

the honeyed words of a Trojan traitor

an eclipse of the sun

the advice of the king

Who devised the strategy of the wooden horse?

Menelaus

Achilles

Ulysses

Aeneas

terra līberōrum

to be desired

urbēs capimus

the Greeks

cupī

we capture cities

Trōia

the brave

cōnsilia capimus

a Greek woman

fortēs

we make plans

Trōiānī

land of the free

Graeca

because

quia

the Trojans

Danaī

Troy

Which word in the story can ONLY be found in the plural?

paucī

deīs

fūnesta

ācrēs

Which adjective best describes the Trojans in this story?

fēlīcēs

occultātī

imparātī

timidī

Which verb does not have a regular fourth principal part?

aedificō

fugiō

pugnō

dēleō

A pugnacious child loves to

receive rewards

be prepared

work on computers

fight

They named their dog “Felix” because he was

very courageous

fearful of everything

so destructive

so happy-go-lucky

Which of the following is known for its nocturnal habits?

dog

squirrel

owl

blue jay

Third conjugation –iō verbs show a characteristic i before certain endings.

True

False

The forms petunt and fugiunt both belong to the third conjugation.

True

False

Which of the following does NOT belong to the same conjugation as the others?

sciō

cupiō

fugiō

capio

Third conjugation –iō verbs have an i added in the active forms of the first person singular and in the

second person singular

third person plural

third person singular

second person plural

Third conjugation –iō verbs do NOT have an i in the

first person plural passive and second person singular passive

active infinitive and first person plural passive

second person singular passive and the active infinitive

first person plural active and third person singular passive

The present passive infinitive of an –iō third conjugation verb is formed by

changing the final e to an ī

dropping the –re

adding an ī  to the stem

adding an e to the stem

Neuter endings of third declension adjectives follow the pattern of

gaudium

mare

tempus

caput

The masculine and feminine endings of third declension adjectives follow the pattern of urbs in all forms EXCEPT

ablative singular

genitive plural

genitive singular

accusative plural

Which of the following is NOT a nominative plural?

celebrēs

ācria

pauca

fortī

In the vocabulary entry for fēlīx, the word fēlīcis is the

feminine nominative singular

masculine accusative plural

genitive singular for all genders

dative plural for all genders

Which of the following does NOT contain a substantive?

Aenēas cum amīcīs ad Italiam nāvigat.

Multī ad Americam nāvigant.

Virī fēminīs pulchrīs dōna dant.

Deī malōs nōn amant.

On account of the war, citizens, your city is being attacked.

Propter bellō, cīvis, urbēs tua oppugnantur.

Propter bellum, cīvēs, urbs tua oppugnātur.

Propter bellum, cīvī, urbs tuus oppugnantur.

Propter bellō, cīve, urbēs tuus oppugnātur.

What is the ientāculum?

snack

lunch

breakfast

dinner

In the conversational passage, what do the students do first bene mane?

superāre probātiōnem

ientāre

in studia incumbere

surgere

Who is described as amīca during the conversation by one of the students?

Christina

Helena

Maria

magistra

Which of the following is derived from the Latin word for “egg”?

toast

oval

hour

appetizer

The word “pomegranate” is derived from the Latin word for

drink

food

butter

fruit