(03.06 LC)Which image best represents the sentence?Cum in amicitia non credat, Caesar hostes in proelio oppugnavit.

(04.03 MC)Select the correct English translation of the Latin sentence.Magistra dicipulis donum monstrat.

(04.02 MC)How do you write “into the dining room” in Latin?

(03.08 MC)Translate the Latin sentence into English.Catilina erat numquam liber culpa.

(04.01 LC)Match the English derivative to its definition. Centennial (from annus, anni m.) [Term01] Horologium (from hora, horae f.) [Term02] Prize (from pretium, pretii n.) [Term03] Dominion (from dominus, domini m.) [Term04]

(04.08 MC)After reading the passage, answer the question based on what you read.Ludiae equos in arenam agunt (line 1). Feminae de officiis gladiis agunt (line 2). Eae multum contra viros agunt (line 3). Ludiae praedam praemii agunt (line 4).What is the best idiomatic translation of line 2?

(04.02 MC)How do you write “on account of the wine” in Latin?

(03.08 LC)Match the English derivative to its definition. Rational (from ratio, rationis f.) [Term01] Sustain (from sustineo, sustinere, sustinui, sustentus, -a, -um) [Term02] Honesty (from honestus, honesta, honestum) [Term03] Publicize (from publicus, publica, publicum) [Term04]

(02.02 MC)Based upon the audio, how many people are being addressed?

(03.02 MC)After reading the passage, answer the question based on what you read.Viri periculum vincunt (line 1). Hercules Cerberum occupat (line 2). Theseus proelia cum monstris gerit (line 3).In line 1, what is the person and number of vincunt?