Latin Verbs Practice Test

In a philosophical discourse modeled on Cicero, the speaker argues: “iustitia non quaeritur in verbis sed in factis; sapientes dicunt leges servandas esse; qui rem publicam neglexerint, poenas dabunt; ut animus regatur, oportet nos discere”—lines I–XVI. Based on the passage, which sentence best describes the impact of the verb quaeritur on the overall meaning of the passage?

In this historical narrative modeled on Livy, a general restrains his troops after victory: (I) “Vicimus; sed urbs nondum tuta est.” (II) “Milites clamant praedam petere; dux vetat.” (III) “Ne quis domos incendat, ne quis captivos laedat.” (IV) “Si disciplina solvatur, exercitus ipse corruet.” (V) “Itaque imperat, ut vigiliae ponantur et moenia muniantur.” (VI) “Postea cives gratias egerunt, quod temperantia servata esset.” Based on the passage, what is the effect of the verb incendat in line III?