(03.03 LC)Which speech of Cicero’s did Caesar mock in a pamphlet?

(03.01 LC)Match the English derivative to its definition. Plebeian (from plebs, plebis f.) [Term01] Pauper (from paupertas, paupertatis f.) [Term02] Course (from cursus, cursus m.) [Term03] Educate (from educo, educare, educavi, educatus, -a, -um) [Term04]

(01.02 LC)Match the Latin gerundive to its translation. Crescendi opis [Term01] Invandae terrae [Term02] Conservandis monumentis [Term03] Instituendorum legum [Term04]

(03.07 HC)After reading the passage, answer the question based on what you read.At etiam misericordiam captabas; supplex te ad pedes abiciebas quid petens? ut servires? Tibi uni peteres, qui ita a puero vixeras, ut omnia paterere, ut facile servires; a nobis populoque Romano mandatum id certe non habebas.O praeclaram illam eloquentiam tuam, cum es nudus contionatus! Quid hoc turpius, quid foedius, quid suppliciis omnibus dignius? Num exspectas, dum te stimulis fodiamus?Haec te, si ullam partem habes sensus, lacerat, haec cruentat oratio. Vereor, ne imminuam summorum virorum gloriam; dicam tamen dolore commotus: Quid indignius quam vivere eum, qui inposuerit diadema, cum omnes fateantur iure interfectum esse, qui abiecerit?Cicero: Philippics, 2.86In the final sentence, “Quid indignius quam vivere eum, qui inposuerit diadema, cum omnes fateantur iure interfectum esse, qui abiecerit,” who is Cicero referring to who has been “iure interfectum esse”?

(03.02 MC)Based upon the audio, what is the person and number of the verb in the sentence?

(03.07 HC)After reading the passage, answer the question based on what you read.At etiam misericordiam captabas; supplex te ad pedes abiciebas quid petens? ut servires? Tibi uni peteres, qui ita a puero vixeras, ut omnia paterere, ut facile servires; a nobis populoque Romano mandatum id certe non habebas.O praeclaram illam eloquentiam tuam, cum es nudus contionatus! Quid hoc turpius, quid foedius, quid suppliciis omnibus dignius? Num exspectas, dum te stimulis fodiamus?Haec te, si ullam partem habes sensus, lacerat, haec cruentat oratio. Vereor, ne imminuam summorum virorum gloriam; dicam tamen dolore commotus: Quid indignius quam vivere eum, qui inposuerit diadema, cum omnes fateantur iure interfectum esse, qui abiecerit?Cicero: Philippics, 2.86Who is Cicero attacking in this speech?

(03.01 LC)Match the English derivative to its definition. Notable (from notus, nota, notum) [Term01] Pauper (from paupertas, paupertatis f.) [Term02] Dignity (from dignitas, dignitatis f.) [Term03] Educate (from educo, educare, educavi, educatus, -a, -um) [Term04]

(03.03 LC)Which profession did Cicero first have in Rome after Sulla’s proscriptions?

(03.01 LC)Which labor did Hercules wear the skin of as a badge of honor?

(03.01 MC)What is the tense, mood, person, and number of posset?