SAT II Latin (crickets)

Brinestorm
Mon, 06 Dec 2004 16:15:59 +0000

I remember two instances of the ablative of comparison with quam being translated as “than.”

I got the pello one wrong. Damn it.

What else…For the passages, I said the one narrator was sad to be leaving the city. I also said that “illorum” referred to the one narrator’s children and that the he didn’t not want to make his children wealthy.

For the poem, I chose an answer with two dactyls and two spondees, but I forget which one.

I got eripi, and I also chose a perfect active subjunctive for one of my answers…Does something-erim sound familiar?

It’s all jumbled in my mind now, sadly.