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(03.08 LC)Match the English derivative to its definition. Negative (from nego, negare, negavi, negatus, -a, -um) [Term01] Adversity (from adversus, adversa, adversum) [Term02] Honesty (from honestus, honesta, honestum) [Term03] Publicize (from publicus, publica, publicum) [Term04]

(01.02 LC)Match the Latin gerundive to its translation. Ad crescendum opem [Term01] Invandae terrae [Term02] Conservandis monumentis [Term03] Gratia instituendorum legum [Term04]

(03.03 LC)Which speech of Cicero’s did Caesar mock in a pamphlet?

(02.02, 02.06, 02.07 MC)After reading the passage, answer the question based on what you read.Alexander Magnus ad Indiam peregrinetur (line 1)! Peregrinabitur ut scientiam de alienis monstris praebeat (line 2). In India tanto tempore remanebit ut litteras de itinere explicet (line 3).What type of subjunctive clause exists in line 3?

  (01.08 LC)Which image best represents the sentence?Equi cibo vescuntur.

(03.03 LC)By way of his speeches, which individual did Cicero demand the Senate to exile?

(01.03 MC)After reading the passage, answer the question based on what you read.His de causis aguntur omnia raptim atque turbate (line 1). Nec docendi Caesaris propinquis eius spatium datur, nec tribunis plebis sui periculi deprecandi neque etiam extremi iuris intercessione retinendi, quod L. Sulla reliquerat, facultas tribuitur (line 2).Iulius Caesar: Commentarii de Bello Civili, book 1, chapter 5Who is driving the hasty action in line 1?

(03.08 MC)Translate the Latin sentence into English.Mea opinione, Cicero est melior Caesare.

  (03.07 LC)Which image best represents the sentence?Amicae amicis favent.

(02.03 MC)After reading the passage, answer the question based on what you read.Adiciebant navigia, quae lixas mercatoresque vexissent, famam auri secutis gubernatoribus in insulam esse transmissa nec deinde ab iis postea visa (line 1). Rex cognoscendi plura cupidine accensus rursus eos terram legere iubet, donec ad Euphratis os adpellerent classem, inde adverso amne Babylona subiturosomni ad orientem maritima regione perdomita (line 2).Quintus Curtius Rufus: Historiarum Alexandri Magni Macedonis, book 10, chapter 1, section 16What is the reason the ships set sail in line 1?