Practice Test that is graded so its not really practice

1.) Translate Horace 1.11
Do not seek (knowing sin) who I am, what you surrender to God's limits, Luconi, nor do not test the Babylonian strength. Whatever will be good will suffer! Or if more winters will be present or if it will be the last, whether now the Tyrrhenum sea plummets against the pumice stone, have sense, strain the wine, and cut back on having hope for short times. As long as I speak, flee from hostile times: seize the day, and have little trust for the future.

2.)The gospel of Matthew in the Vulgate begins by tracing back the genealogy of Christ back to Abraham, while the gospel of Luke consists of dating back to the reign of King Herod and citing directly to the birth of John the Baptist, from starting with Zachariah and Elizabeth before John the Baptist was born, and extends to the scene of John the Baptist baptizing Jesus. The gospel of Matthew speaks of the birth of Jesus, and Joseph fleeing to Egypt with Mary and Jesus to escape Herod. Luke is also addressed to Theophilus.

3.) Verbs parsed from 1.11 Horace
quaesieris: 2nd person singular perfect active subjunctive of quaero "to search for"
dederint: 3rd person plural perfect active subjunctive of do "to give"
temptaris: 2nd person present passive indicative of tempto "to test"
erit: 3rd person singular future active indicative of sum "to be"
tribuit: 3rd person singular present active indicative of tribuo "to divide"

4.)Proairetic interpretation is interpreting narrative by plot. Semic analysis is analyzing narrative by observing connotations within a plot. Hermeneutic is interpreting parallels in literature, and can also extend to suspense. Symbolism is another means which is pretty basic, noting symbols that occur in narrative and understand their meanings. Reference interpretation is seeing how a story's elements or themes pertain to the outside world or outside concepts, such as popular culture. Diagetic analysis is interpretation that relies on grammatical elements such as mood and tone to identify messages conveyed in literature. An example of this in movie mediums are the shade of a set.

5.)5 strong sources for researching any one of these authors are: