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Latin Tutorial: 6. Phrasing Multiple-Choice Questions

Points to Keep in Mind
Questions based on passages are numbered in the order in which the answers are found in the passage (i.e., a question whose answer is found in line 1 comes before a question whose answer is found in line 2).

In questions about verb forms, the stem usually asks for any or all of the following, in this order: person, number, tense, voice, mood.

The following list is not exhaustive and alternate phraseology within each item type may occur.

Note: In the following examples, blanks (_______) are to be filled in with Latin words. "In line ____ (_______ ... _______)" means "In line x (first Latin word in line ... last Latin word in line)."


Grammar

What part of speech is the word _________ (line ____)?

(A) A verb
(B) An adverb
(C) A noun
(D) An adjective (etc.)

The subject (object) of _________ (line ____) is

(A) _________ (line 1)
(B) _________ (line 2)
(C) _________ (line 2)
(D) _________ (line 3)

(Note: Options are given in order of occurrence in the passage.)

The case and number of _______ (line ____) are

The case of ________ (line ____) is determined by

In line ____ (_______ ... _______), _________ describes (modifies) [Insert Latin words at beginning and end of line]

The tense and mood of ________ (line ____) are

In line ____, cum (ut, quid, etc.) is translated


Translation/Comprehension

Translation Questions:

The words _______ ... _______ (lines ____) are translated

In line ____, _______ ... _______ is translated

Comprehension Questions:

The words ________________ (line ____) tell us that

Lines ____ (_______ ... _______) tell us that

Reference

In line ____, qui (ille, se, etc.) refers to

In line ____, qui (ille, se, etc.) refers to the same thing as

From lines ____, (_______ ... _______), we can infer that

Metrics

The metrical pattern of the first four feet of line ____, (_______ ... _______) is
(A) dactyl-spondee-dactyl-spondee
(A)
|
|
|


How many elisions occur in line ____ (_______ ... _______)

Figures of Speech

What figure of speech occurs in _______ ... _______ (line ____)?
(A) Anaphora
(B) Hendiadys
(C) Tmesis
(D) Zeugma

Which of the following figures of speech (rhetorical devices) occurs in lines ____, (_______ ... _______)?







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