Name: _______________________________________________ 4 Latin CLC /100

Latin Examination

Form: _______ Term I, 2011 1 Hour

Instructions. Do all questions on the exam paper in the spaces provided Make sure your NAME and FORM are at the top of ALL pages. Do NOT use twink in this exam; if you make a mistake, cross it out neatly and write in the correct answer. When you are finished, make sure that you go back and CHECK YOUR ANSWERS CAREFULLY!!!

Question One — Prepared Translations.

[15 marks]

Translate the following passages into good English.

[a]

‘quid deinde fecisti ?’ inquit rex. ‘pecuniam habebas ?’ ‘omnes villas, quas pater in Campania possederat, vendidi. ita multam pecuniam comparavi. tum ex Italia discedere volui, quod tristissimus eram. ego igitur et libertus meus navem conscendimus.’

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[b]

Clemens statim Eutychum quaesivit. facile erat Clementi eum invenire, quod officinam maximam possidebat. pro officina Eutychi stabant quattuor servi Aegyptii. Clemens numquam homines ingentiores quam illos Aegyptios viderat. eos tamen non timebat. unum servum ex ordine traxit.

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Question Two — Unprepared Translation

[20 marks]

Translate the following passage into good English.

An argument between Salvius and his wife Rufilla et Quintus in horto ambulabant. ‘eheu!’ inquit Rufilla, ‘miserrima sum! in Britannia habitare nolo, quod Britanni sunt barbari. amicas meas numquam video. Salvius multos amicos in urbe Londinio habet, quos numquam huc invitat. saepe ad urbem Londinium iter facit, ubi illos amicos visitat. me in hac villa solam semper relinquit. plurimas amicas novas cognoscere volo. fabri cotidie veniunt, sed ego eis nihil dicere audeo. nonne maritus meus est crudelis?’ Salvius, qui hortum tacitus intraverat, Rufillam audivit. ‘tace, uxor!’ clamavit. ‘cur me vituperas? non decorum est uxori Romanae maritum vituperare.’ tum Salvius Rufillam pulsavit. Rufilla, quam Salvius numquam antea pulsaverat, perterrita ex horto fugit. Salvius ad Quintum se vertit et ‘o me miserum!’ inquit. ‘quam insolens est uxor mea! feminam molestiorem quam illam numquam vidi. fortuna tibi favet, Quinte, quod tu nullam uxorem habes.’ Londinium, –i [n] iter facio, facere, feci relinquo, –ere, reliqui maritus, –i [m] crudelis, –is, –e tacitus, –a, –um pulso, –are, –avi antea [se] verto, –ere, verti insolens, insolentis molestus, –a, –um

London to travel to leave husband cruel silent(ly) to punch previously to turn insolent troublesome 2

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Question Three — Grammar (a)

(b)

[55 marks]

Refer to Question Two (the Unseen Translation). Find an example in Question Two of: [write down the Latin words] [6 marks] i)

a pluperfect tense verb

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ii)

a relative pronoun

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iii)

a demonstrative

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iv)

a dative personal pronoun

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v)

a superlative adjective

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vi)

a comparative adjective

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Translate the following verb forms:

[8 marks]

colligo, colligere, collegi: to collect

deleo, delere, delevi: to destroy

postulo, postulare, postulavi: to demand

facio, facere, feci: to make

1. colligimus

_________________ 9. delet

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2. dele

_________________ 10. collegerunt

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3. postulabant

_________________ 11. we demand

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4. delentem

_________________ 12. they collect

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5. facitisne?

_________________ 13. I was making

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6. postulavisti

_________________ 14. they have destroyed ___________________

7. fecerant

_________________ 15. collect! (pl.)

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8. deleveramus

_________________ 16. they had collected

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(c)

Complete this table of the Relative Pronoun:

[8 marks]

singular English meaning

masculine

feminine

neuter

NOM ACC GEN DAT ABL

plural masculine

feminine

neuter

NOM ACC GEN DAT ABL

(d)

Complete the following table of the Demonstrative Adjective hic

[6 marks]

singular masculine

feminine

NOM ACC GEN DAT ABL

5

neuter

plural masculine

feminine

neuter

NOM ACC GEN DAT ABL

e)

Complete the following noun tables:

[6 marks]

nox, noctis [f] night singular

plural

NOM ACC GEN DAT ABL

agmen, agminis [n] army singular

plural

NOM ACC GEN DAT ABL

6

taurus, tauri [m] bull singular

plural

NOM ACC GEN DAT ABL

(f)

Complete the verb tables (do NOT write the English meanings): [i] present tense of: pono, ponere, posui to place singular

plural

[ii] perfect tense of: audio, audire, audivi to hear singular

plural

[iii] pluperfect tense of: claudo, claudere, clausi to close singular

plural

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[6 marks]

(g)

Answer the following theory questions:

[8 marks]

1.

What is the ablative singular of mare, maris [n] sea?

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2.

What is the genitive plural of pater, patris [m] father?

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3.

Complete the relative pronoun rule: The relative pronoun takes its ______________________ and gender from its _____________________, but takes its _____________________ from its function in its own clause.

4.

What are the two parts of the neuter law? ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________

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What is the third principal part of tollo, tollere?

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(h)

Translate the bold word(s) into Latin or English as required:

1

pueros currentes per viam vidimus.

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2

See the soldiers, boys!

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3

The slaves, whose books we stole, are angry.

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4

He is taller than Sextus.

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5

The city* which they built was near a river.

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6

Aedificavimus novam villam quod erat maior.

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7

Ad regem, cui pecuniam offerebamus, venimus.

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*N.B. city: urbs, urbis [f]

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[7 marks]

Question Four — Roman Life and Customs

[10 marks]

Write a paragraph on the city of Alexandria in ancient times. You should cover at least FIVE of the following points: ! ! ! ! ! !

the history of the city the advantages of its location its size and importance relationships between the different racial groups within the population well-known buildings including the Caesareum and the Museum the Pharos

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