Key to Worksheet for Reading Latin 2B

FORMS

Give the appropriate forms.

1. they think

   opinantur

2. many matters (acc.)

   multas res

3. we say [do not use dico]

   loquimur

4. five heads (nom.)

   quinque capita

5. remember (pl.)!

   recordamini

6. 9000 days (acc.)

   novem milia dierum

7. to lie

   mentiri

8. an evil business (gen.)

   rei malae

9. she forgets

   obliviscitur

10. three days (nom.)

    tres dies

11. to come out

    egredi

12. no head (dat.)

    nulli capiti

13. you (sg.) are following

    sequeris or sequere

14. to promise

    polliceri

15. two days (dat.)

    duobus / duabus diebus

16. they come out

    egrediuntur

17. a stupid business (abl.)

    re stulta

18. lie (sg.)!

    mentire

19. beautiful heads (gen.)

    capitum pulchrorum

20. a difficult day (acc.)

    diem difficilem

21. to be begging

    precari

22. you (pl.) are approaching

    adgredimini

23. the other matter (dat.)

    alteri rei

24. promise (pl.)!

    pollicemini

25. no mistress (gen.)

    nullius amicae

SENTENCES

Translate the following into idiomatic Latin.

1. Nicobulus, a fellow of no wisdom, is ignorant of everything.

   Nicobulus, homo nulla sapientia, omnium nescius est.

2. We prefer that you (sg.) continue and examine the letter.

   malumus te pergere atque litteras cognoscere.

3. Do you (pl.) refuse to bind our heads?

   capita nostra vincire non vultis?

4. Don't (pl.) speak but remember your wives.

   nolite loqui sed uxores vestras recordamini.

5. They will complete (their) tasks and return with me.

   opera conficient et mecum redibunt.

6. You (sg.) prefer to forget our misfortunes ["evils"] rather than threaten your citizens.

   mala nostra oblivisci mavis quam civibus tuis minari.

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