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tribute
the Druids (an ancient priestly caste in Gaul and Britain)
a sacrifice
take care of, attend to; expiate or avert (evil) by sacrifice
explain, expound, determine
dispute, quarrel, controversy
cutting; (of persons) slaughter, massacre, murder
heirship, inheritance,; an inheritance
decision, decree, order
indutiful, impious, wicked
stained with crime, reprobate, accursed
go away, withdraw, depart from
connected words; conversation, discourse
flee away from, shun, avoid
touching, contact; noxious contact, contagion; contamination, pollution
be eminent or superior, surpass, excel
ballot, vote, suffrage; decision, judgment, election
dedicate, consecrate
carry across, transfer
to that place, there
How many classes of men are of any account or importance in Gaul? (line 1)
(A)
1
(B)
2
(C)
3
(D)
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XIII. In omn Galli erum hominum, qu aliqu sunt numer atque honore, genera sunt duo. Nam
plbs paene servrum habtur loc, quae nihil audet per s, nll adhibtur cnsili. Plrque, cum
aut aere alin aut magnitdine tribtrum aut iniria potentirum premuntur, ss in servittem dicant
nbilibus, quibus in hs eadem omnia sunt ira, quae domins in servs. Sed d hs dubus generibus
alterum est druidum, alterum equitum. Ill rbus dvns intersunt, sacrificia pblica ac prvta prcrant,
religins interpretantur: ad hs magnus adulscentium numerus disciplnae caus concurrit, magnque
h sunt apud es honre.
3. tribtum, -
5. druids, -um
5. sacrificium, -
5. prcro, 1.
6. interpretor, 1.
7. contrversia, -ae
tribute
the Druids (an ancient priestly caste in Gaul and Britain)
a sacrifice
take care of, attend to; expiate or avert (evil) by sacrifice
explain, expound, determine
dispute, quarrel, controversy
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druidum
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(C)
(D)
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religion
foreign affairs
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a sacrifice
take care of, attend to; expiate or avert (evil) by sacrifice
explain, expound, determine
dispute, quarrel, controversy
cutting; (of persons) slaughter, massacre, murder
heirship, inheritance,; an inheritance
decision, decree, order
indutiful, impious, wicked
stained with crime, reprobate, accursed
go away, withdraw, depart from
connected words; conversation, discourse
flee away from, shun, avoid
touching, contact; noxious contact, contagion; contamination, pollution
for training
for advanced military training
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What is the best translation for s quod est admissum facinus? (lines 7-8)
(A)
if a crime had been committed
(B)
if any crime has been committed
(C)
should a crime be committed
(D)
should any crime be committed
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What is the consequence for not obeying the Druids decision(s)? (lines 9-10)
(A)
banned from sacrifices
(B)
banned from community meals
(C)
death
(D)
banishment for one year
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Which usage of the subjunctive is n quid ex contgine incommod accipiant (line 11)?
(A) result
(B) negative purpose (C) indirect command (D)
indirect question
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How many Druid leaders have authority over the Druids at any given time? (lines 12-13)
(A)
1
(B)
2
(C)
3
(D)
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Hc mortu aut s qu ex
reliqus excellit dignitte, succdit, aut, s sunt plrs pars, suffrgi druidum, nnnumquam etiam
arms d prncipt contendunt. H cert ann tempore in finibus Carnutum, quae regi ttus Galliae
media habtur, cnsdent in loc cnsecrt. Hc omns undique, qu contrversis habent,
conveniunt erumque dcrts idicisque parent. Disciplna in Britanni reperta atque inde in Galliam
trnslta esse exstimtur, et nunc, qu diligentius eam rem cognscere volunt, plrumque ill discend
caus proficscuntur.
14. excello, -ere, -celsus
14. suffrgium, -
16. consecro, 1.
18. trnsfero, -ferre, -tul, -ltus
18. ill, adverb
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adverb
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(D)
gerund
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Where were the teachings of the Druids thought to have come from? (line 17)
(A)
Britain (B)
Gaul (C)
Italy (D)
Spain
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What is the best translation of inde in Galliam trnslta esse existimatur (line 18)?
(A)
it was thought to have come from there into Gaul
(B)
it is thought to have been brought into Gaul from there (Britain)
(C)
they think it was brought into Gaul
(D)
we think it was brought into Gaul from there (Britain)
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superlative
(D)
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(D)
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Gracchus
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Servilius
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dative (D)
accusative
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questions.
Qu sque tandem abtre, Catilna, patienti nostr? Quam di etiam furor iste tuus ns ldet?
Quem ad fnem ss effrnta iactbit audcia? Nihilne t nocturnum praesidium Palt, nihil urbis
vigiliae, nihil timor popul, nihil concursus bonrum omnium, nihil hic mntissimus habend sents
locus, nihil hrum ra voltsque movrunt? Patre tua cnsilia nn sents? Cnstrictam iam hrum
omnium scienti tenr coniuratinem tuam nn vids? Quid proxim, quid superire nocte gers, ubi
fuers, qus convocvers, quid cnsili cpers, quem nostrum gnrre arbitrris? tempora, mrs!
Sentus haec intellegit. Cnsul videt; hic tamen vvit. Vvit? Imm vr etiam in sentum venit, fit
pblic cnsili particeps, notat et dsgnat oculs ad caedem unum quemque nostrum. Ns autem forts
vir satis facere re pblicae vidmur, s istus furrem ac tela vtmus. Ad mortem t, Catilna, dc iss
cnsulis iam prdem oportbat, in t cnferr pestem, quam t in ns machinris. An vr vir
amplissimus, P. Scpi, pontifex mximus, Ti. Gracchum mediocriter labefactantem statum re pblicae
prvtus interfcit; Catilnam orbem terrae caede atque incendis vstre cupientem ns cnsuls
perfermus?
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(C)
superlative
(D)
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imperative
(D)
infinitive
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vocative
(D)
locative
(C)
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What is the dominant emotion expressed early in the speech? (lines 1-6)
(A)
joy
(B)
melancholy
(C)
sorrow
(D)
indignation
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What is it that Cicero claims he and other senators have discovered? (lines 1-7)
(A)
that Catiline stole something
(B)
that Catiline voted for an unpopular bill
(C)
that Catiline supports the Optimates against the Populares
(D)
that Catiline is conspiring against the Roman state
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(C)
imperative
(D)
infinitive
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as a verbal noun
subject of machinaris in line 11.
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Catiline ignored
Catiline rewarded with the consulship
superlative
(C)
(D)
2nd
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Which office did Pubius Scipio hold when he took action against Gracchus? (line 11)
(A)
imperator
(B)
aedile (C)
quaestor
(D)
pontifex maximus
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infinitive
(C)
(C)
future participle
future (D)
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perfect passive
(D)
tax evasion
(D)
jussive
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Cicero claims the Senate currently has a serious decree against whom? (lines 15-16)
(A)
Catiline
(B)
Gracchus
(C)
Servilius
(D)
Opimius
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dative (D)
accusative
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Which example from Romes past does Cicero use to justify his desired outcome? (lines 10-19)
(A)
the defeat of Hannibal
(B)
the death of Gracchus
(C)
the defeat of the Sabines
(D)
Sullas defeat of Marius
pluperfect
A portion of Passage B is presented to you again so that you can more easily complete the
questions.
Which office do Gaius Marius and Lucius Valerius hold? (line 20)
(A)
quaestor
(B)
aedile (C)
praetor (D)
consul
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Why does Cicero dwell on examples from the past? (lines 10-24)
(A)
because history may repeat itself
(B)
to impress the senate with his knowledge
(C)
to justify the summary execution of Catiline
(D)
to justify the summary execution of Marius
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(C)
perfect participle
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(D)
present participle
(D)
vocative
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96. To whom is the speech in passage B given? (line 25)
(A) the Roman people (B) the Senate (C) the Allobroges
(D)Gaius
(A)
passage A
(B)
passage B
99.
Which passage relies on the elements of persuasion more? (A) passage A (B)
passage B
100. Which passage is more motivated by personal animosity? (A) passage A (B) passage B
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