Latin II_H.Q1.Grammar Quiz #3 (4th Declension, Interrogative Pronouns, Reading)
ANSWERS
quis es tu? quod nescio mihi tuum nōmen dīcēs:___________________________________
Part V: Write a literal translation of the following Latin sentences: C points
1. quis vīdit prīncipem cuius amīcus ex oppidō expulsus est?
Who saw the chief whose friend has been/was driven from town?
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2. quibus amīcīs vestrīs, meae fīliae, omnem pecūniam commīsistis?
To which friends of ours, my daughters, did you entrust all (of) the money?
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3. cum quō exercitū, Quīritēs, proelium acre crās committēmus?
With which army, Romans, will you join in fierce battle tomorrow?
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4. cīvis malus cīvitātem āmīsit, sed posteā eī reddita est.
The bad citizen lost his citizenship, but afterwards it was restored to him.
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5. quō modō ex urbe expulistis hostēs quī eam oppugnābant?
How did you (pl.) drive away from the city the enemies who were attacking it?
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6. quī sunt illī contrā quōs gladiīs diū pugnābātis?
Who are those (men) against whom you were fighting with swords for a long time?
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7. cuius frūmentum ille agricola carrō ab agrō portat?
Whose grain is that farmer carrying from the field with a cart?
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8. dē quō impertātōre Rōmānō hominēs haec mala dīcunt?
About which emperor of Rome are men saying these bad things?
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9. captīvīs bonus cōnsul reddidit omnēs agrōs quōs āmīserant.
The good consul returned to the captives all the fields that they had lost.
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10. spectāvimus servum cui prīnceps lībertātem cīvitātemque dederat.
We looked at the slave to whom the chief had given freedom and citizenship.
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CCXX total points + VI extra credit
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