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Classis Latina MMIII Exempla Quaestionum Periculorum:

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Latin quiz and test questions will come from materials previously read in class. English quiz questions will be selected from a set handed out two (2) class periods prior to the quiz. Use the tests posted on this page as a reference for the types of questions which are likely to occur on tests in this course.

In Latin translation, even a word that one has never seen before can still be correctly identified in some of its aspects for points. As an example, one might be unaware that the word "discipulus" means "student," yet that will not prevent the word from being identified as a masculine, singular, noun in the nominative case. The word "dicimus" can be parsed as a 1st person, plural, present tense, active, indicative verb without knowing that it means "we are saying."

Do not let what you don't know stop you from getting the points for what you do.

Periculum II: Classis Latina MXIII Ver MM

Periculum I: Classis Latina MXIII Ver MM

Parvum Periculum I: Classis Latina MXIII Ver MM

Parvum Periculum VI: Classis Latina MIII Autumnum MIM

Hints:

• Make sure that the number of the subject and verb agree in your translation.
• Make sure that answer given in the grammar section match with how you translated the word: e.g. do not state that oppidum is plural if you translated it as singular. Disparity indicates error.
• If you have extra time, check your answers. Do they make sense? Did you translate EVERY word, even the little ones like "sed"?

Satyricon Section I: (pages 3-17)

Satyricon Section II.1: (pages 19-65)

Satyricon Section II.2: (pages 67-109)

Satyricon Section II.3: (pages 111-125)

Instructions:

• Download the powerpoint file to the hard drive of your computer by clicking on the link above. (For Macintosh, click and hold on the link until the options menu displays, then select "download to disk." For PC, right-click on the link and select "download to disk" from the options menu.)
• Open Microsoft powerpoint.
• Open the Latin presentation from the "file" menu of powerpoint. (If the program does not see the downloaded file, change the type of file to "All Files" at the bottom of the "Open File" dialog box.)
• From the "slide show" menu of powerpoint, select "view show."
• Click anywhere on the screen to advance the pages.

, or:

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