4.10: Translation
Multiple-choice exercise
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Fēminae multa bāsia agricola dat.
- The farmer gives the woman many kisses.
- The women give many kisses to the farmer.
- Many kisses are given to the woman by the farmer.
Bellum populōs exitiō malō terret.
- War frightens the people with wicked destruction.
- The people are frightened by the wicked ruin of war.
- The wicked destruction of war frightens the people.
Dē sapientiā magister fīliōs monet.
- The teacher advises his sons about wisdom.
- Wisdom warns the teacher about his sons.
- The sons warn their father with their wisdom.
Officium perīculīs bellī remedium est.
- Duty is the remedy for the dangers of war.
- The perils of war provide duty without remedy.
- The duty of war is the remedy for danger.
Fēmina bellam fīliam sine morā iuvat.
- The woman helped her beautiful daughter without delay.
- Delay pleased the beautiful woman's daughter.
- Without a delay she assisted the beautiful woman and her daughter.
Parvum ōtium vīta agricolae habet.
- The life of a farmer has little leisure.
- Farmers have little leisure in life.
- The life of a small farmer has leisure.
Cūra patriae officium Rōmānī est.
- Care of the fatherland is the duty of a Roman.
- The fatherland has a duty to care for a Roman.
- The Roman father is concerned with duty.
Dōnum magnum bellae fēminae poēta dat.
- The poet gives a great gift to the beautiful woman.
- A great gift is given to the beautiful woman by the poet.
- The beautiful women give a great gift to the poet.