Fill in the Blank
blank degree, most neutral. blank degree used for comparisons, translated as: blank. blank degree highest form, translated as : blank
give the lat. pronoun for the english pronoun: I, to/for me, me, tu, tibi, te
ego, mihi, me, tu, tibi, te
What are the Lat. Sing. Endings, the Lat. pronouns that apply to them, and the English. pronouns that alos apply to them?
o/m, s, t, Ego, tu, I, you, he, she it
translate abit: abiit: and give the conjugation
he, she, or it leaves, goes away and its irregular
What is a papyrus?
A material that looks like modern paper, but its rougher in texture. People used a reed to write on it, it was like paper
Quintus est callidus, sed Gracus rhetor est blank quam Quintus. Lucia erat blank, but Melissa erat pulchrior quam Lucia
callidior, pulchra
present tense, happening blank normal personal endings, how does it translate? imperfect tense, continuous past, ba/-era, how does it translate? perfect tense, completed past, v, u, s, x, etc. how doese it translate?
now, is verbing, verbs, was verbing, used to verb, began to verb, kept verbing, verbed
What conjugation (1st, 2nd,3rd, 3rd io, or 4th) are these verbs? exclamat, and manet
1st and 2nd
translate celriter
quickly
What was the job of a paedogogus?
They were bodyguards to the children, they looked after them/babysat them for school.
Circle the correct word for each sentence: (tu, nos, ego) in villa habito. (nos, vos, Graecus) estis irati
ego, vos
The Pompeians were most angry. Give the correct adj. irati, iratiores, iratissimi The merchant was more sad than the slave dealer. tristis, tristior, tristissimus All the girls are happy. laetae, laetiores, laetissimae
iratissimi, tristior, laetae
An adj is a word that blanks a noun or pronoun
Remember that Lat. adj must agree with the nouns they modify in blank, blank, and blank
describes, case, number, and gender
hospes, hospitem and hortus, hortum
guest and garden
Which of these subj were generally taught in a Roman school? circle three.
arithmetic, roman literature, science, greek, pe, chemistry,
arithmetic, roman literature, and greek
Tense refers to the blank an action happens.
In Lat, if somone does somthing, we put them in the blank case, In latin, if something blank to someone, we put them in the acc. case. this makes them the d.o. of the sentence
time, nominative, happens
Groups of verbs that follow specific patterns are called blank. the irregular verb, est, sunt does not belong to one of these conjugations, but follows its own pattern of endings. give the endings and their translations, in sing. and pl.
conjugation. sum, es, est, I am, you are, he/she/ it is, sumus, estis, sunt, we are, ya'll are, they are
Conjugate the verb habet,, (translation not needed), in present tense
habeo, habes, habet, habemus, habetis, habent
triclinium and ecce! translation
dining room, look!
What is a tabulae and a stylus?
Wooden tablets :coated in a thin film of wax, people used a stylus to scratch words/things into it, and then you could smooth it out with your finger. stilus: thin stick of metal bone or ivory to inscribe words on the papyrus
list the imperfect tense endings and the irregular imperfect tense endings.
bam, bas, bat, bamus, batis, bant, eram, eras, erat, eramus, eratis, erant
Conjugate nutiat, meaning "he announces" adding in the lat. pns. also translate.
ego nuntio, tu nuntias, ---- nuntiat, nuntiamus nos, nuntiatis vos, nuntiant -------------- I announce, you announce, he/ she/ it announces, we announce, ya'll announce, they announce
Conjugate the verb exclamat, exclamavit in imperfect tense. (translation not needed)
exclamabam, exclamabas, exclamabat,exclamabamus, exclamabatis, exclamabant.
translate satis, parat, liber, imperium, callidus, quod, and suus, suum
enough, he she or it prepares, book, empire, clever, because, and his, hers, or its
How was a Roman school different from the one you go to? Give reasons to at least three. building, size, and holidays, and cost, and furniture
building: school buiding, they had lessons in a collonade or a rented room, size, the whole school consisted of about thirty pupils, whereas now, a single class is almost thirty pupils, furniture: they had no desks or blackboards, so they put the tablest on their knees, we, do have desks and whiteboards, holidays: market days, festivals (public) much less often then us, weekends and breaks. Cost: this school doesnt cost any money, but Roman schools do.