Vocabulary

1     auxilium
help

2    apud
in the presence of, among, at the house of

3    semel
once, at once

4    ops, opis
riches

5    trado, tradere, tradidi, traditum
hand over

6    egeo, egere, egui
to need

7    ingenium, ingenii
nature

8    dignus, digna, dignum
worthy

9    expono, exponere, exposui, expositum
explain

10    furtim
secretly

Part II:  Verbs

Translate present indicatives and subjunctives and all infinitives.  Indicate imperfect, perfect and pluperfect subjuctives as follows (and don't translate):  dederit = perfect subjunctive active 3rd person sing.

1    surgat
let him rise

2    vellem
imperfect subjunctive 1st sing.

3    mavult
he prefers

4    vis
you (sng) wish

5    traditum esse
to have been handed over

6    malle
to prefer

7    fertur
it is carried

8    cognoscant
let them recognize

9    exposuisset
pluperfect subjunctive 3rd pers. sing.

10    ferat
let him carry
 

Part III    Principal Parts

1    fero, ___ferre__________________________, tuli, _____latum___________________________

2    _______volo_____________________, ____velle_________________, volui

3    ____cognoscere__________, ___cognoscere____________, cognovi, cognitum

4    comprehendo, _comprehendere_____, comprehendi, _comprehensum________

5    dubito, __dubitare____________________, _______dubitavi_____________, dubitatum
 

Part IV    Sentences

1    Puella fecit tantum donum ut amata sit.
The girl made such a great gift that she was loved.

2    Rogavit quantus pecuniae haberet.
She asked how much money he had.

3    Tantus erat princeps ut urbs eum dilexerit.
The chief was so great that the city loved him.

4    Cum velimus discedere, sic dicemus.
When we wish to depart, we will say so.

5    Invenerunt quid vir peteret.
They found what the man was seeking.

6    Dubito utrum veniant.
I doubt whether they are coming.

7    Ceteri cognoverunt cur urbs deleta esset.
The rest knew why the city had been destroyed.

8    Cum hoc sciret, cognovit Latinam linguam bene.
Since he knew this, he understood the Latin language well.

9    Cum amavisset eum, non dedit ei basium.
Although she loved him, she did not give a kiss to him.

10    Dicis hoc ut terrear.
You say this so that I may be terrified.

11    Si te audiam, ad te veniam.
If I should hear you, I would come to you.

12    Si eriperetur, fugeret celerrime.
If he were seized, he would flee most quickly.

13    Si urbem vicissemus, duces fuissemus.
If we had conquered the city, we would have been leaders.

14    Dicat haec ut vivat.
Let him say these things so that he may live.