Latin: Chapter 14 Review

Vocab 1

100

earth/land

terra

200

poet

poeta

300

farmer

agricola

400

queen

regina

500

girl

puella

Vocab 2

100

Rome

roma

200

Italy

Italia

300

sailor

nauta

400

Mary

Maria

500

table

mensa

Declensions 1

100

decline "roma"

nominative singular

roma

200

*DAILY DOUBLE*

decline "roma"

genitive singular & dative singular

*DAILY DOUBLE*

romae & romae

300

*DAILY DOUBLE*

decline "roma"

accusative singular & ablative singular

*DAILY DOUBLE*

romam & rom^a

400

decline "roma"

nominative plural

romae

500

decline "roma"

genitive plural

romarum

Declensions 2

100

*DAILY DOUBLE*

decline roma

dative plural & accusative plural

*DAILY DOUBLE*

romis & romas

200

decline "roma"

ablative plural

romis

300

*DAILY DOUBLE*

What is natural gender?

What is grammatical gender?

*DAILY DOUBLE*

natural gender describes nouns that name male or female persons (answers may vary)

grammatical gender describes nouns that name non-living things and are based on endings (answers may vary)

400

If the genitive singular of a noun ends in _____, the noun is in the first declension 

ae

500

The four attributes of nouns are:

declension, gender, case, & number

Translations & Others

100

derivative: a high tableland is called a...

mesa

200

"Eternal Rome" in Latin

Roma Aeterna

300

*DAILY DOUBLE*

1st declension nouns are usually what gender?

What are the three exceptions and why?

*DAILY DOUBLE*

feminine

poeta, nauta, & agricola because they are occupations/jobs

400

give the declension, gender, number, & translation of poetae (nominative case)

1st declension, masculine, plural, the poets

500

give the declension, gender, number, & Latin translation of "queens" in the nominative case

1st declension, feminine, plural, reginae