Verbs
Tense translated using "is" and "are"
What is present tense?
The possible genders a noun may have
What is masculine, feminine, and neuter?
Latin for the verb "to be"
What is sum, esse, fui, futurus?
Translation of "de iure"
What is "according to the law?"
Latin name for the Greek god Hermes
Who is Mercury?
Endings used to translate verbs using "was" and "were"
What is the 1st Declension?
Meaning of the Latin word "beātus, beāta, beātum"
What is "happy, fortunate, blessed?"
Latin phrase translating to "you may have the body"
What is "habeas corpus?"
Greek name for the Latin god Neptune
Who is Poseidon?
Conjugation who's first principal part ends with -eo, and infinitive ends with -ere (long e)
What is second conjugation?
The names of all the noun cases
What are the nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, and ablative cases?
Meaning of the Latin word "acerbus, acerba, acerbum"
What is "harsh, bitter, grievous?"
Latin for "thus always to tyrants!"
What is "sic semper tyrannis?"
The goddess of wisdom and strategy
Who is Athena/Minerva?
Name of the four words given to you in a dictionary entry of a verb. (amo, amare, amavi, amtus)
What are principal parts?
This part of speech matches the ending of the noun they modify
What are adjectives?
Latin word which creates the English derivative "morbid"
What is "morbus, morbi?"
Meaning of "dum spiro spero"
What is "while I breathe, I hope?"
The kings who ruled Rome before the Republic
Who are the Etruscans?
The name of the perfect, pluperfect, and futureperfect verb family
What is the present active system?
Ablative case usage which shows how something is done
What is Ablative of Manner?
Latin word which creates the English derivative "annual"
What is "annus, anni?"
Meaning of "cupiditatem pecuniae gloriaeque fugite"
What is "flee the desire of money and glory!"
The name of the hero nicknamed "Lefty"
Who is Mucius Scaevola?