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#Scansion exercises series

1.9.This is followed by a section of four to seven timed short analysisquestions. 1.9).There is a timed (10-15 minutes) translation exercise of a six to eightline passage drawn from the poem under study. Example: Horace's mood in lines 8-11is best described as a. There is a suggested time limit of 15 minutes to answer the12-14 questions for each passage. 1.9.4).The multiple choice questions mirror the Latin AP in their format (fourchoices) and their subject (vocabulary, grammar, content, and figuresof speech). Example: What is the case and use of manu? (Sat. The numberof questions varies with the length of the poem, generally between 20and 40.

Apart from the scansion exercise,this is the only exercise which has no suggested time limit. There are also questions on figures of speech andthe occasional item of vocabulary.

Each passage is followed by the same menu of exercises: shortanswer, multiple choice, a short translation, short analysis, an essayand a scansion exercise.The short answer questions are something of a warm-up and help thestudent focus on the grammatical points in the passage that will helpwith understanding. This workbook is based upon Ancona's Horace:Selected Odes and Satire 1.9.] Ancona's original workbook alsofocussed on the Latin AP, especially in its selection from Horace'sOdes which comprises the Latin AP Horatian syllabus.]The student workbook consists of Satire 1.9 and the 20 Odes in theLatin.

#Scansion exercises series

$22.00 (each).Reviewed by John Aveline count: 1025 words-To read a print-formatted version of this review, see has produced a series of Latin workbooks which havethe primary purpose of helping students prepare for the AdvancedPlacement Latin Exams.] The workbook and accompanying teacher'smanual for Horace have been quite ably put together by David J. Murphy, Ronnie Ancona, A Horace Workbook. Subject: BMCR 2007.09.10: Murphy/Ancona, A Horace WorkbookDate: Wed, 18:20:17 -0400 (EDT)From: Bryn Mawr Reviews To: (Bryn Mawr Classical Review)David J.

An appendix of multiple choice questions on previously unseen passages.

Short analysis questions important for mastery of Horace's text.

Translation of selected lines from each poem.

Multiple Choice questions on textual comprehension and literary analysis.

Short Answer questions on the grammar and syntax of each poem.

Latin text coordinates with the text from Ancona's Horace: Odes and Satire 1.9, Second Edition Revised but can be used with any Horace Latin text.

Sets of exercises engage students with the text and lead them to a heightened understanding of the literary, thematic, poetic, and rhetorical accomplishments of the work. Latin Literature Workbook Series: These workbooks are a teacher’s dream-providing all the activities and exercises needed to reinforce the careful reading of classical authors in the original.