annual assessment report - University of Arkansas at Monticello
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2. Diner is not ready (1.2).<br />
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3. Quintus enters the field and calls flacus (3.1).<br />
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4. Wh<strong>at</strong> are you doing, hor<strong>at</strong>ia?<br />
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5. Are you coming home, flavius.<br />
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ELEMENTARY LATIN II<br />
Pre-Test-Post-Test<br />
FIRST AND LAST NAME<br />
HERE________________________________DATE_____________<br />
WARNING: The grade for this test will not be used in your passing grades. It will<br />
in no way hurt you. I just want to evalu<strong>at</strong>e your knowledge <strong>of</strong> the subject before<br />
covering the m<strong>at</strong>erial. The result will be used only to guide my teaching. The same<br />
test will be given to you as a post-test after the m<strong>at</strong>erial is covered.<br />
I. TRANSLATE THE FIRST PARAGRAPH INTO ENGLISH AND ANSWER<br />
THE QUESTIONS WITHOUT TRANSLATING THE OTHER TWO<br />
PARAGRAPHS.<br />
Dum Flaccus ad comitia procèdit, Quintus in ludo sedeb<strong>at</strong>. Flaccus arithmeticam<br />
doceb<strong>at</strong>; dic mihi, Gàì, inquit; „Sì dè quinque remotus est ùnus, quid superset?‟<br />
Gaius respondit: qu<strong>at</strong>tuor.‟ Flavius „euge!‟ inquit, „tu potes rem tuam servare.<br />
multi puerorum etiam nunc numeros nec addere nec deducere poterant. Quintus<br />
iamdùdum numeròs didicer<strong>at</strong> litteràsque facile legeb<strong>at</strong>. nunc igitur pictùràs<br />
scrìbèb<strong>at</strong>, saepe hiàb<strong>at</strong>, interdum dormièb<strong>at</strong>. Tandem Flavius pueros domum<br />
dimisit.<br />
Illi laetì in viam festinàvèrunt. Quintus cum amicìs ambulab<strong>at</strong>, cum accedit<br />
Decimus; ille Quintò invièb<strong>at</strong> quod ingeniòsus er<strong>at</strong>. Ad pugnam eum<br />
vocavit. Ille resistere temptavit, Decimus tamen eum facile superavit. Ad<br />
terram cecidit; tunica scissa er<strong>at</strong>, sanguis è nàribus effluèb<strong>at</strong>. Surrèxit et<br />
domum cucurrit.
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