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THIS PAGE IS IN PROGRESS. NOLI DISTURBARE! This test will assess ability to remember (and use) question words which have been gradually brought in throughout the Spoken Latin course. It consists of 10 Latin-English questions and 10 English-Latin questions.

Spoken Latin
Chapter 1: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4
Chapter 2: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4
Chapter 3: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4
Revision: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4
Assessment: 1 • 2

Latin-English

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EXERCISE • Test 1 • Translate from Latin to English
  1. Quomodo ambulavisti ad forum?
  2. Cur Galliam oppugnavisti?
  3. Habesne casam an villam?
  4. Vin tu esse rhetor?
  5. Nonne amas loqui Latine?
  6. Mene fugis?
  7. Unde venis?
  8. Quando loqueris Anglice?
  9. Quot ova habes?
  10. Num domum iam is?
SOLUTION • Latin/Spoken/Test 1 • Translate from Latin to English
  1. How did you walk to the forum?
  2. Why did you attack France?
  3. Do you have a house or a villa?
  4. Do you want to be a teacher of rhetoric?
  5. Surely you love to speak Latin?
  6. Are you running from me?
  7. From where did you come?
  8. When do you speak English?
  9. How many eggs do you have?
  10. Are you going home already?

English-Latin

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Remember: Word order doesn't always matter so much in English-Latin, so your answer has a certain licence to vary.

EXERCISE • Test 1 • Translate from Latin to English
  1. Where is the river?
  2. Do you prefer water or wine?
  3. How long is the comedy?
  4. To where are you going now?
  5. Nonne amas loqui latina?
  6. Quo is nunc?
  7. Unde venis?
  8. Quando loqueris Anglice?
  9. Quot ova habes?
  10. Num domum iam is?
SOLUTION • Latin/Spoken/Test 1 • Translate from Latin to English
  1. Ubi est flumen?
  2. Mavisne aquam an vinum?
  3. Quamdiu est comoedia?
  4. Quo is nunc?
  5. Surely you love to talk Latin?
  6. To where are you going now?
  7. Where did you come from?
  8. When do you speak English?
  9. How many eggs do you have?
  10. Surely you're not going home already?

A complete textbook for spoken Classical Latin, G.J. Adler's "A Practical Grammar of the Latin Language for Speaking and Writing Latin" can be found on Google Books: http://www.google.co.uk/books?id=GJgAAAAAYAAJ This textbook can be heard read out aloud here: http://latinum.mypodcast.com

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