Latin 1 Final !

Verbs

100

What are the verb endings for the present tense? (list all)

-o

-s

-t

-mus

-tis

-nt

200

This principle part is used as the stem to form the perfect tense

3rd principle part

300

what ending is used for the 2nd plural pluperfect?

-eratis

400

what are the 2 possible endings for future, depending on the verb conjugation? 

1/2 : bo, bis, bit. bimus, bitis, bunt

3/3io/4: am, es, et, emus, etis, ent

500

What is the future perfect form of the verb "sum esse fui futurus" (3rd sing future perf)

fuerit

Nouns

100

what is the ending for 1st , pl, genitive? 

-arum 

200

what is the neuter ending for 2nd pl nom?

-a

300

what is the vocative ending for 2nd declension singular ?

-e

400

conjugate the following noun: arcuum

4th, m, pl, gen.

500

conjugate the following noun: diebus (it can be 2 cases)

5th, m, pl, either dat or abl

Pronouns

100

What is a reflexive pronoun? (english definition)

a pronoun that refers back to the main subject (she looks at herself)

200

list the 3 personal pronouns (he, she, it) in the nom, sing 

is (m) ea (f) id (n)

300

what is the gen. s. for all 3 genders of hic, haec, hoc ? What does this word translate to? (hint- all the same word)

huius, huius, huius

of this

400

what are the plural nom. for all 3 genders of ille, illa, illud?

illi (m) , illae (f), illa (n)

500

list out the reflexive pronoun chart

sui

sibi

se

se

Adj + Nouns

100

match the adj (bonus, a um) with the following noun: pullae

bonae pullae

200

match the following adj (scelestus-a-um) with the following noun: puer

scelestus puer

300

match the following adjective (magnus, a, um) to the noun: lux (3rd nom. sing, f)

magna lux

400

match the following adjective (defessus, a , um) to the noun: servum

defessum servum

500

match the following adj (miserus, a, um) to the noun: patribus (3rd)

miseris patribus 

Translations

100

Sextus est molestus puer.

Sextus is an annoying.

200

Put the following into Latin: Aurelia shouted to herself.

Aurelia clamat sibi.

300

Translate the following: "O mater!" clamavit Cornelia. "Ego nolo ire Romae sine Flavia!" 

Aurelia dicit, "Necesse est mihi cras in urbem descendere!"

"Oh mother!" shouted Cornelia, "I do not want to go to Rome without Flavia!"

Aurelia says, "It is necessary for me to descend into the city tomorrow!"

400

Put the following into Latin: suddenly, the beautiful woman grabs the fat man and kills him!

statim, pulchra puella (mulier) arripit obesum virum et eum necat!

500

translate the following sentence: Brevi tempore, Marcus et Sextus cucurrerant XXIV "miles" et cadunt, defessi, sub arbore ubi lupus appropinquat et eos cenat. Vale!

In a short time, Marcus and Sextus had run 24 miles and they fall, exhausted (tired), under a tree where a wolf approaches and makes a meal of (eats) them.  Goodbye!