31.08.26: Level 2 (review); Carolus et Maria [33] (2) comprehension [2]

PART TWO

In urbe amīca Iūliam salūtat. Laetae sunt hae amīcae ubi dē temporibus quibus erant puellae colloquium habent. Amīca urbem suam laudat et multa loca Iūliae mōnstrāre vult. In ūnō aedificiō sunt tēla et rēs antīquae bellī. Iūlia haec laudat et dē fīliō suō putat. Tēla quibus lēgātī et centuriōnēs, quī centum mīlitēs dūcēbant, sē et cīvitātem dēfendērunt, Iūlia laudat. Corōnam, quam dux fortis excēpit, videt. Diū inter rēs antīquās Iūlia et amīca manent.

[1] In which order are the following first referred to?

a military award _____

defending the state _____

greeting a friend _____

old weapons _____

Roman military leadership _____

showing the city _____

talking about old times _____

thinking about her son _____

[2] Complete the Latin text with the verb forms listed below; note the differences in the Latin and English word order:

Then (1) they want (2) to go again through the streets of the city. Julia (3) wants (4) to bring gifts to her son and daughter. The gifts (5) will be welcome. Because Charles and his companions often (6) wage war in the garden, Julia (7) brings spears and certain other weapons. For with these weapons the boys (8) will defend themselves against enemies. The spears are long and heavy, but (9) they defend a soldier well. It is difficult (10) to throw them. It is difficult (11) to catch them and (12) to throw (send) them again at the enemy. Julia (13) thinks about all these things and is happy.

Deinde iterum per viās urbis (2) __________ (1) __________. Iūlia dōna ad fīlium fīliamque (4) __________ (3) __________. Dōna (5) __________ grāta. Quod Carolus et comitēs eius bellum saepe in hortō (6) __________, Iūlia hastās et quaedam alia tēla (7) __________. Hīs tēlīs enim puerī sē ab hostibus (8) __________. Hastae sunt longae et gravēs, sed mīlitem bene (9) __________. Difficile est hās (10) __________. Difficile est hās (11) __________ et iterum ad hostēs (12) __________. Dē hīs omnibus Iūlia (13) __________ et laeta est.

dēfendent; dēfendunt; erunt; excipere; ferre; fert; gerunt; iacere; īre; mittere; putat; volunt; vult

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[1]

a military award [8]

defending the state [7]

greeting a friend [1]

old weapons [4]

Roman military leadership [6]

showing the city [3]

talking about old times [2]

thinking about her son [5]

[2]

Deinde iterum per viās urbis (2) īre (1) volunt. Iūlia dōna ad fīlium fīliamque (4) ferre (3) vult. Dōna (5) erunt grāta. Quod Carolus et comitēs eius bellum saepe in hortō (6) gerunt, Iūlia hastās et quaedam alia tēla (7) fert. Hīs tēlīs enim puerī sē ab hostibus (8) dēfendent. Hastae sunt longae et gravēs, sed mīlitem bene (9) dēfendunt. Difficile est hās (10) iacere. Difficile est hās (11) excipere et iterum ad hostēs (12) mittere. Dē hīs omnibus Iūlia (13) putat et laeta est.