Grammar Time!
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Responde Latine
100

Sing the hic, haec, hoc song

100

bracchium, ________ (____): _____________

bracchium, bracchii, n. arm

100

Flumina et maria plena sunt piscium

The rivers and seas are full of fish.

100

Quomodo dicitur "Dogs, lions, and sheep are animals." Latine?

Canes, leones, et oves sunt animalia. 

100

Ubi sunt nidi avium?

In arboribus sunt. 

200
Which conjugations use the fish hook and what are their patterns?

3rd, 3rd io, 4th

o, ere / io, ere / io, ire

200

cor, ________ (____): _____________

cor, cordis, n. heart

200

Quintus in arborem ascendit et ad terram cadit. 

Quintus climbs into the tree and falls to the ground.

200

Quomodo dicitur "The shephard is under a tree in the field." Latine?

Pastor est sub arbore in campo. 

200

Unde medicus arcessitur?

Medicus arcessitur ex Tusculo. 

300

Sine anima nemo potest vivere

What is this form of the verb? Be specific!

Complimentary infinitive

300

infra (+_________) : _______________

infra (+ acc.) below, under

300

Aves ova pariunt ex quibus parvi pulli exeunt. 

Birds lay eggs from which small birds come out. 

300

Quomodo dicitur "Humans are able to walk on feet." Latine?

Homines in pedibus ambulare possunt.


300

Ubi aures et oculi sunt?

In capite sunt.

400

What are the three parts of an indirect statement?

Subject accusative, infinitive, head verb

400

sentio, ____________, ___________, ___________: _________________

sentio, sentire, sensi, sensum: to feel

400

Sextus interrogat: "Cur pater meus non habet decem equos?" 

Sextus asks, "Why does my father not have 10 horses?"

400

Quomodo dicitur "Mercury, who is the god of merchants, flies in the sky." Latine?

Mercurius, qui deus mercantorum est, in caelo volat. 

400

Quid pueri in horto faciunt?

Marcus et Quintus ascendent arbores et reperiunt nidos. 

500

What is this grammar construction? 

Neptunus, deus maris et tenens tridentem, similis pisces in aqua natant. 

Apposition

500

aegroto, ____________, ___________, ___________: _________________

aegroto, aegrotare, aegrotavi, aegrotatus: to be sick

500

Parvae aves non canere audent, itaque aquilae eas reperire non possunt. 

Small birds do not dare to sing, thus the eagles are not able to find them. 

500

Quomodo dicitur "The dog seeks that one black sheep, whom the wolf saw in the woods." Latine?

Canis unam hanc nigra ovem, quam lupus in silva videbat, petit. 

500

Suntne sani dentes Quinti? Cur aut cur non?

Non, Quintus habet unam nigram dentem.