Latin Relative Pronoun Review+ a couple extra translating sentences

A long life is often difficult.

Aetas longa saepe est difficilis.

Qui-Centum cives- They praised a hundred citizens who had served the fatherland.

Centum cives laudaverunt qui patriam servaverant.

Quem- civem-They will have praised the citizen whom were unfortunate.

Civem laudaverunt quem miseratis.

Quem-Civem- They praised the citizen whom you pitied.

Civem laudaverunt quem miseratis.

Qui- Civem- They praised the citizen who had served the fatherland.

Civem laudaverunt qui partriam servaverat.

Quos- Decem cives- They praised the 10 citizens whom y'all had pitied.

Decem cives laudaverunt quos miseratis.

Quibus- They praised many out of the citizens to whom they had entrusted the fatherland.

Multos ex civibus laudaverunt quibus patriam commiserant.

quae-pericula- He overcame the dangers which we feared.

Pericula supervit quae timuimus.

Quod-periculum- He overcame the danger which we feared.

Periculum superavit quod timuimus.

Quas- urbes- The tyrant destroyed the cities in which the citizens had fled.

Tyrannus urbes delevit in quas cives fugerant.

Cuius-viro- The man whose daughter you love, he eentrusted his own life.

Viro cuius filiam amas vitam suam commisit.