Latin I: Ch. 13 Quiz

Master Latin I Chapter 13! Quiz on verbs, vocab, and translation.

Match em up! in three days tribus diēbus foot pes, pedis, m. again and again identidem stupid, foolish fatuus, fatua distinguished, famous praeclārus, praeclāra away from ab, ā charioteer auriga, ae, m. courier tabellārius, iī, m. how quam seventh septimus, septima whip, crop virga, ae, f. journey iter What kind of action does the present tense indicate? simple past action continuous or habitual past action action that has not happened yet actions that is happening right now action that is done and over with What kind of action does the imperfecttense indicate? simple past action continuous or habitual past action action that has not happened yet actions that is happening right now action that is done and over with Select all the words that can be used to translate the imperfect tense: are is was kept -ed had were have Sort each verb form into its correct category. Present Tense convocō pōnunt habēmus invenīs estis possum Imperfect Tense convocābam pōnēbant habēbāmus inveniēbās erātis poteram Imperative Mood convocā pōnite habē invenī Translate each verb form into good English. gerimus we wear quiescēbat he was resting nōlī manēre do not stay! ferēbam I was bringing vītant they avoid terrēbās you were scaring timēte fear! impediēbātis you all were hindering iace throw! teneō I hold Translate:In raedā Cornēlius et Aurēlia iam dormiēbant. Marcus pede vexābat Cornēliam quae dormīre nunc volēbat. Sextus cum raedāriō laetē Syrō sedēbat; viam et vehicula spectābat. Subitō, "Ecce, Marce!" exclāmat Sextus. "Est auriga!"Marcus tamen magnō rīsū respondet, "Nōn est auriga, fatue! Est tabellārius quī epistulās cīvium praeclarōrum ab urbe fert. Tabellāriī semper celeriter iter faciunt quod epistulās ab urbe ad omnēs partēs Italiae ferunt." "Quam celeriter iter facit!" clāmat Sextus. "Equōs ferociter virgā incitat. Eheu! Cavē tabellarium, Syre! Tenē equos! Cavē fossam!"Syrus perterritus equōs tenet et tabellarium vītat, sed raeda in fossam magnō fragōre dēscendit. ***BONUS*** How much dirt is there in a hole that measures two feet by three feet by four feet?