Question 1

On line 1, "quibus rēbus cognitīs" refers to

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the current misfortune of the Roman situation

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the plans sent to Britannia from the missing cavalry

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the Britons sharing their plan to overwhelm the Romans

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the Romans knowing of the Britons plans to starve them out

Question 2

On line 1, "prīncipēs Britanniae" refers to the Briton

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head leaders

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spies

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warriors

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charioteers

Question 3

The "quī" on line 1 refers to

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the British leaders

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the Roman military

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Caesar

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the lost ships

Question 4

To whom does the "quī" on line 1 refer?

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the Briton leaders

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the Roman soldiers

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the Roman cavalry

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Caesar

Question 5

On lines 1-2, we are reminded that the Britons

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came directly to Caesar themselves freely after the battle

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were captured by Caesar after the battle

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requested Caesar to visit them after the battle

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were summoned by Caesar after the battle

Question 6

What is the best translation of "convēnerant" on line 2?

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had gathered

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were gathering

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will have gathered

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are gathering

Question 7

"inter sē collocūtī" on line 2 refers to a conversation between

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the Britons themselves

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the Romans themselves

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the Gauls and Britons

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the Romans and Britons together

Question 8

According to lines 3-4, what is one thing the Romans are NOT mentioned as lacking?

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weapons

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grain

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ships

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calvary

Question 9

Match the vocabulary word from lines 3-4 with its best intended meaning.

Question 10

In lines 3-6, the Britons feel more confident in their resistance to the Romans because they realize

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the Romans are low on supplies and soldiers and disadvantaged

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the amount of money they will make by selling supplies to the Romans

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the tactics used by the Romans while fighting

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the abundance of supplies and soldiers they have already stolen from the Romans

Question 11

"sine impedīmentīs" on line 6, tells us that Caesar did not have the soldiers

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bring an abundance of extra supplies with them

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anchor and impede the ships on shore

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take extra hostages

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fight with their usual heavy weapons

Question 12

"sine impedīmentīs" on line 6 infers that Caesar

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did not intend this expedition to take long.

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was waiting on his Amazon delivery.

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was confident in their ability to be without weapons.

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was wanting to sell Roman goods to the Britons.

Question 13

Which phrase in lines 1-4 refers to the Britons knowing the Roman plans?

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rēbus cognitīs

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post proelium

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inter sē collocūtī

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Rōmānīs deesse

Question 14

Which verb in lines 1-6 does NOT refer to the Britons?

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trānsportāverat

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cognōscerent

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convēnerant

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intellegerent

Question 15

Which word from lines 1-6 does NOT refer to a component of the military?

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rēbus

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mīlitum

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equitēs

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legiōnēs

Question 16

"optimum factū" on line 7 implies that the Britons

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determined the best plan to use against the Romans

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discussed what the did best in the prior battle against the Romans

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thought their grain and supplies were the best

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voted on who was the best leader among them

Question 17

According to lines 7-8 we learn that the Britons were planning

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a rebellion against the Romans

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a peace treaty with the Romans

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a surrender to the Romans

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a face to face deliberation with the Romans

Question 18

According to lines 7-8, what was NOT part of the Briton's plan?

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to draw out a map of their winter rations for the Romans

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to make the Romans suffer through the winter

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to keep grain away from the Romans

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to keep supplies away from the Romans

Question 19

Whenever Caesar mentions "nostrōs" or "nostrī" (line 8) he is referring to

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the Roman soldiers

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the Briton soldiers

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the Gallic soldiers

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himself

Question 20

In the phrase "hīs superātīs" (with these defeated) on line 9, who are people being mentioned by the word "these"?

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the Romans

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the Britons

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the Greeks

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the Gauls

Question 21

What was the overall goal of the Britons once they enact their plan?

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to discourage any other nation/people from wanting to mess with them again

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to have the Romans not want to return for their ships

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to have the Gauls kill the Romans

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to encourage more Romans to visit Britannia

Question 22

Which could be another translation of "trānsitūrum" on line 11?

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going to cross

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about to be crossed

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crossing

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having been crossed

Question 23

According to lines 11-12, which phrase indicates that the Britons have determined their plan?

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coniūrātiōne factā

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trānsitūrum cōnfidēbant

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paulatim ex castrīs

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clam ex agrīs

Question 24

Which word on line 12-13 indicates that the Britons want to keep their plan hidden and not obvious to the Romans?

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clam

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suōs...dēdūcere

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ex castrīs

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coepērunt

Question 25

Match the vocabulary word or phrase to its intended meaning from lines 11-13.

Question 26

Match the verbs from lines 7-13 to their best intended English meaning.

Question 27

The word "hiems" refers to the spring season.

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false

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true

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