Nouns/Pronouns
Identify the case of each noun if the sentence were in Latin.
The brother, walking with his friend, offered water to the dog.
brother - Nominative friend - ablative
water - accusative dog - dative
Identify the tense of these verbs:
intrabis amavit
tenueramus pulsant
What are:
future perfect
pluperfect present
Y'all closed the door loudly.
clausi / clausit / clausisti / clausistis
What is:
clausistis
(you need the 2nd person plural ending)
List the three ways that nouns and adjectives must agree.
What are:
gender, case, and number
Define these four nouns:
fumus murus
deus epistula
What is:
smoke wall
God letter
Choose the correct form of the relative pronoun:
The pencil with which I am writing has run out of lead.
qui / quo / quem / cui / cuius
What is quo?
Conjugate the verb teneo, tenēre in the future tense without looking at your notes.
What is:
tenebo tenebimus
tenebis tenebitis
tenebit tenebunt
Because the students had learned Latin, they understood many other languages easily.
didicerunt / discunt / didicerant / discebant
What is:
didicerant
(had learned - pluperfect tense)
Choose the 1st/2nd declension adjective which agrees with the 1st declension noun undae
magna / magni / magnas / magnae
What is:
magnae
(both are Fem. Nom. Pl.)
Define these four adjectives:
novus fessus
mirabilis decorus
What are:
new tired
strange right, proper
We gave cookies to the girls.
puellas / puellam / puellae / puellīs
What is:
puellīs
(girls is the indirect object, so its ending must be dative plural)
Translate into English:
Regem ad cenam invitavi.
What is:
I invited the king to dinner.
Choose the correct form of the relative pronoun:
The girls whom we saw outside are skipping class.
quae / quam / quos / quibus / quas
What is quas?
Choose the 1st/2nd declension adjective which agrees with the 3rd declension noun patre.
laeto / laetum / laeti / laetus / laetīs
What is:
laeto
(both are masc. abl. sing.)
Define these six verbs:
debēre ruere
punire verberare
ardēre complēre
What are:
owe, ought, should to rush
to punish to beat, strike
to burn to fill
Translate into English:
Flores pulchras hospitī dabimus.
What are:
We will give beautiful/pretty flowers to the guest.
Translate:
Quod canis effūgerat, pueri eum quaesiverunt.
(quaerere - to look for)
What is:
Because the dog had escapted, the boys looked for him.
Translate:
Nonne vincere certamen vis?
What is:
Surely you want to win the race/contest?
Dare auxilium misero civī non vultis.
What is:
Y'all don't want to give help to the miserable citizen.
Define:
postridie iste
etiam quamquam
de aliquid
tandem nunc
What are:
the next day that
even, also although
about something
at last, finally now