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Week 2 Quiz(pp. 225-234)

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A. VocabularyGive the principal parts of the following verbs:

1. exspecto _____________________________________________________________________________

2. expugno ____________________________________________________________________________

B. ConjugateConjugate laudo, audio, and sum in the present subjunctive active:

laudo

audio

sum

C. Grammar1. a purpose clause is introduced by ________ . The verb in the purpose clause is put in the

____________________________ mood.

2. The primary tenses are _______________________ , _______________________, and _______________________________ .

D. Translate1. Milites gloriae cupidi pugnant ut hostes vincant.

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2. Castra vallo et fossa a romanis muniuntur ne hostes ea expugnent. ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________

Name ________________________________Date _____________Week 2 Quiz

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Week 2 Quiz Key(pp. 225-234)

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A. VocabularyGive the principal parts of the following verbs:

1. exspecto _____________________________________________________________________________

2. expugno ____________________________________________________________________________

B. ConjugateConjugate laudo, audio, and sum in the present subjunctive active:

laudo

laudem laudemuslaudes laudetislaudet laudent

audio

audiam audiamusaudias audiatisaudiat audiant

sum

sim simussis sitissit sint

C. Grammar1. a purpose clause is introduced by ________ . The verb in the purpose clause is put in the

____________________________ mood.

2. The primary tenses are _______________________ , _______________________, and _______________________________ .

D. Translate1. Milites gloriae cupidi pugnant ut hostes vincant.

____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________

2. Castra vallo et fossa a romanis muniuntur ne hostes ea expugnent. ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________

exspectare exspectavi exspectatus

expugnare expugnavi expugnatus

ut subjunctive

present future future perfect

The soldiers, eager for glory, fight in order that the enemy may not conquer (them).

The camp is being fortified by the Romans with (by means of) a rampart and ditch, lest the enemy storm it.