Latin C Final Jeopardy

Nouns/Adjectives

100

liber, libri

book

200

fortis, forte

strong, brave

300

unharmed, safe

incolumis, incolume

400

capable, powerful

potens, potentis

500

song, poem

(Provide both nom and gen forms, and the gender)

carmen, carminis (n)

Verbs/Adverbs

100

festino, festinare, festinavi, festinatum

to hurry, rush, accelerate

200

condo, condere, condidi, conditum

to found, establish

300

to wound

vulnero, vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratum

400

always

semper

500

to not know

Provide all 4 principal parts.

nescio, nescire, nesci, nescitum

Grammar

100

First declension nouns are what gender? Second declension nouns are usually what gender?

1st=feminine
2nd=masculine (&sometimes neuter)

200

What are the 2 aspects of the neuter rule? 

1. same endings in nom. and acc. case
2. nom. and acc. plural always end in short a

300

What are the 2 kinds of pronouns?

Give a Latin example of each.

Personal and demonstrative.

I=ego
hic=this

400

How can you determine which conjugation a verb is in? (Where do you look and what conjugation goes with each clue?)

2nd principal part

1st - long a
2nd - long e
3rd - short e
4th - long i

500

Fifth declension nouns are feminine, with the exception of "______" and its compounds, which are masculine.

dies  (day)

History Reader

100

Translate: Nauta terram videt.

A sailor sees land.

200

Mayflower multos fortes colonos portaverunt.

The Mayflower carried many brave settlers.

300

Tisquantum [Squanto] coloniam adiuvavit.

Squanto came to the aid of the colony.

400

Washingtonius exercitum trans flumen duxit.

Washington led the army across a river.

500

Washingtonius patriae bene servivit.

Washington served his country well.

Declensions & Conjugations

100

Complete this declension:
mensa, mensae, ...

mensa, mensae, mensae, mensam, mensa
mensae, mensarum, mensis, mensas, mensis

200

Complete this 5th declension noun:
fides, fidei, ...

fides, fidei, fidei, fidem, fide
fides, fiderum, fidebus, fides, fidebus

300

What are the pluperfect tense verb endings, and what  helping verb do you use when translating them into English?

eram, eras, erat, eramus, eratis, erant

I had walked.

400

Complete this pronoun chant:
iste, ista, istud, ...

and tell us what it means.

iste, ista, istud
istius, istius, istius
isti, isti, isti
istum, istam, istud
isto, ista, isto

iste=that

500

What are the 4th Declension Neuter Noun endings?

u, us, u,u,u
ua, uum, ibus, ua, ibus