14.09.24: adverbs [5](2); adverbs of degree and cause (2)

1. Complete the translations with the appropriate adverbs.
2. Cave cibum, valdē malus est. │ Watch out for the food, it’s __________ bad.
3. Cōgitō ergō sum. │ I think. __________, I am.
4. Itaque quid fēcit? │ __________, what did he do?
5. Contrā fēlīcem vix deus vīrēs habet.  │ Against a happy person a god __________ has power.
6. Cūr ancilla flet et valdē trīstis est? │ Why is the maidservant weeping and __________ sad?
7. Gaudeāmus igitur iuvenēs dum sumus. │ Let’s __________ rejoice while we are young.
8. Paene exclāmāvī gaudiō. │ I __________ shouted out with joy.
9. Vix quisquam hoc negāre potest. │  __________ anybody can deny this.
10. Lēgātum igitur ad cōnsulem mīsit. │  __________, he sent an ambassador to the consul.
11. Quis est vir quī valdē bene saltat? │ Who is the man who dances __________ well.
12. In Galliā nōn sōlum in omnibus cīvitātibus ... sed paene etiam in singulīs domibus factiōnēs sunt. │ In Gaul there are factions not __________ in all the cities but __________ even in individual houses.

Gaudeāmus igitur (Therefore, let us rejoice), thought to originate in 1287,  is a popular academic song performed at university graduation ceremonies.