Chapter 26

Vocabulary

100

Translation of strēnuē?

actively/vigorously

200

Translation and gender of piscis, piscis?

fish (m.)

300

Translation of appōnō, appōnere, apposuī, appositum?

serve to/put to

400

Gender of peristylium, peristyliī?

neuter

500

The Latin word for "banquet"?

epulae, -ārum (f.)

Grammar

100

Principle part of "P^3"?

4th principal part

200

GNC of participles agree with?

the noun or adjective which they modify

300

Added in English translations to introduce an ablative absolute?

conjunctions (eg. "when", "after", etc.)

400

Difference between "suus, -a, -um" and "eius"?

suus, -a, -um is the 3rd person personal pronoun for the subject of the sentence; eius is used for a non-subject third person individual

500

Ablative absolutes without a participle should be translated with what implied verb?

to be

Verbs

100

2nd principal part of coquō?

coquere

200

First principle part of the irregular verb highlighted in chapter 26?

fīō

300

4th principal part of plaudō?

plausum

400

Case of noun used in conjunction with the verb imperō?

dative

500

All principle parts of the Latin verb for "be made"/"become"?

fīō, fierī, factus sum

Nouns

100

(At least one) translation of the noun hospes, hospitis? 

guest/host/stranger

200

GNC of "epulas"?

feminine, plural, accusative

300

Genitive form and gender of patrōnus?

patrōnī (m.)

400

Ablative singular form of piscis, piscis?

pisce

500

Declension (i.e 1st, 2nd, etc.) of the noun "trīclīnium"?

2nd

Freestyle

100

How to translate the 4th principal part into English (general form)?

"having been X-ed"

200

English translation of "multō"?

much/by far/long

300

ONE food served at Servilius' banquet (in Latin)?

olīvae, avēs, mel ac papāveres, pisces

400

Participles which don't exist with ablative absolutes in Latin but which are seen English?

perfect active participle and present passive participle

500

Part of speech (eg. noun, verb) of the Latin word "dēmum"?

adverb