Part 2
Quī sunt hī quattuor puerī qui in viā lātā ambulant? Amīcī
sunt et fīliī agricolārum. Quid faciunt? Sagittās portant. Scūta et pila nōn
portantur quod puerī mīlitēs nōn sunt et nōn pūgnant. Iacula nōn habent. Nōmen
huius puerī altī est Mārcus. Medius puer est. Ā dextrā Mārcī est frāter,
Lūcius, puer secundus, quī trēs sagittās portat. Ā sinistrā Mārcī est puer
tertius, Carolus, nōmine. In capite Carolī est galea, sed mīles nōn est. Hic
parvus puer, cuius nōmen est Claudius, post hōs trēs puerōs manet. Parvus est,
sed cum puerīs magnīs ambulāre cupit. Dēfessus est quod puerī magnī properant.
[i] In which order are these statements
first made?
carrying arrows
four boys
not carrying shields
not fighting
sons of farmers
walking in the road
[ii] Which statements apply to which boy? [A] MARCUS [B] LUCIUS
[C] CAROLUS [D] CLAUDIUS
behind the others; carries three arrows; in the middle; Marcus’
brother; not a soldier; on the left; on the right; second boy; small; tall; third
boy; tired; wearing a helmet
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