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Vocab/Derivatives
Pluperfect Verbs
4th Declension Nouns
Miscellaneous
100

Define these three words: 

imperator

manus

trans

What are: 

emperor

hand

across

100
You will always see this word in the translation of a pluperfect verb. 

What is had?

100

Most 4th declension nouns are this gender. 

What is masculine? 

100

These three letters are in every pluperfect verb ending. 

What are "-era"?

200
Which Latin words do these two English words come from? 


local 

inject

What are: 

locus

iacio

200

Translate these three verbs into English: 

cucurreratis

vexaveram

temptaverunt

What are: 

y'all had run

I had carried

they tried

200
Choose the correct form of these two nouns. 

The volume of the sounds is overwhelming

sonitūs / sonituum / sonitibus / sonitū

We built the house on the hill. 

domum / domūs / domus / domui

What are: 

sonituum (of = genitive)

domum (Direct object = accusative)

200

Why did many people think Nero started the great fire? 

Whom did he blame for the fire? 

What is: 

He benefited most from it because he built a huge palace for himself where much was burned. 

Christians

300

Define these words: 

fortasse

impetus

sine

What are: 

perhaps

force/attack

without

300

Write these two verbs in Latin. 

We had fed/nourished

you all had thrown

What are: 

alueramus

ieceratis

300

Without looking at your notes, decline the noun:

visus, -ūs, m.

What are:

visus           visūs

visūs           visuum

visui            visibus

visum          visūs

visū             visibus

300

Conjugate the verb rideo, ridēre, risi, risus (to laugh) in the pluperfect active. 


             Sing.             Pl. 

1       riseram         riseramus

2       riseras          riseratis

3       riserat          riserant

400

Identify the Latin root of each English word. 

facilitate; currency; manufacture

What are: 

facile; currere; manus

400

Translate into English: 

Magni sonitūs in urbe imperatorem terruerant. 

(terreo, terrēre, terrui, territus - to frighten)

What is: 

The loud sounds had frightened the emperor in the city. 

400

Post impetum, homines auxilium exercituī dant. 

(exercitus, -ūs, m. - army)

What is: 

After the attack, (the) people give help to the army. 

400

Translate into Latin: 

The wall of the house falls.  

What is: 

Murus domūs cadit. 

500

Define these words: 

beginning

heat 

seize/take

wind

What is: 

initium

aestus

corripere

ventus

500

Quod appropinquaveras, animal in silvam fugit. 

(quod - because)

What is: 

Because you had approached, the animal fled/ran away into the forest. 

500

Puer Pulchram picturam manibus fecit. 

(facio, facere, feci, factus)

What is: 

The boy made the beautiful picture with (his) hands. 

500

We had looked at many houses. 

What is: Spectaveramus multas domūs.