Latin 53.1 sentences

4 Written Questions

1. 'He seems to me to be a cruel dog; I am afraid lest he destroy the sheep.'
2. I already have a dog who is dear to me and guards my sheep well'
3. The licentious women were hated by him
4. hailstones were sometimes a cause of destruction to the grapes

3 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the corn was a great cause of anziety to Quintus
   1. fēminae dissolūtae (licentious) eī odiō erant.
   2. fundus Quīntō semper cordī erat.
   3. segetēs Quīntō magnae cūrae erant.
   4. Līvia Augustō magnō auxiliō fuit.
2. The farm was always dear to Quintus
   1. fundus Quīntō semper cordī erat.
   2. fēminae dissolūtae (licentious) eī odiō erant.
   3. Līvia Augustō magnō auxiliō fuit.
   4. segetēs Quīntō magnae cūrae erant.
3. Livia helped Augustus a lot
   1. Līvia Augustō magnō auxiliō fuit.
   2. fundus Quīntō semper cordī erat.
   3. segetēs Quīntō magnae cūrae erant.
   4. Līvia exemplō erat mātrōnīs Rōmānīs.

3 True/False Questions

1. Līvia exemplō erat mātrōnīs Rōmānīs. → Livia was an example to Roman married women

   True        False

2. 'nōnne vīs hunc canem emere? magnō ūsuī tibi erit.' → 'you do not wish to buy this dog? It will be of great use to you'

   True        False

3. 'sed tuus canis īnfirmus est; sine dubiō hic canis auxiliō tibi erit.' → 'but your dog is weak: without a doubt this dog will help you'

   True        False