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Participle Principles
Participle Formation
Adverbs of the Highest Degree
Other Adverbs
Quintus et Caesar in arbore sedentes
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The principle part(s) used to form the present active participle.
What are the second and first principle parts?

(Remember: 3rd -io uses -iens, -ientis)

100
The Latin participle used in this phrase:

"The theater burning" (NOM.)

What is "ardens"?
100
The Latin adverb meaning "most diligently"
What is "diligentissime"?
100

The Latin adverb meaning "enough"

What is "satis"?
100
The alternative name for the "toga pura" that adults wore after they put down the "toga praetexta"
What is the "toga virilis"?
200
The part of speech of a participle.
What is an adjective?
200

The Latin participle used in this phrase:

"of Brutus arriving"

What is "pervenientis"?

200

The Latin phrase meaning "as quickly as possible"

What is "quam celerrime"?
200

The Latin adverb meaning "more briefly"

What is "brevius"?

200
The Latin word for the type of teacher Orbilius is?
What is "grammaticus"?
300
The declension pattern in which the present active participle declines.
What is "3rd declension (i-stem)"?
300

The Latin participle used in this phrase:

"to the tyrants ruling"

What is "regentibus"?
300

The Latin adverb meaning "for the longest time"

What is "diutissime"?
300
The Latin adverb meaning "greatly"?

What is "magnopere"?

300
The two other men with whom Julius Caesar formed the First Triumvirate. (Full names not needed.)
Who are Pompey and Crassus?

(Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus et Marcus Licinius Crassus)

400

You add this English suffix to the verb when translating the present active participle.

What is "-ing"?

400

The Latin participle used in this phrase:

"with Caesar lying down"

What is "iacente"?
400

The Latin adverb meaning "most easily"

What is "facillime"?
400

The Latin adverb meaning "less"?

What is "minus"?

400
The two main leaders of the Ides of March conspiracy to assassinate Caesar.
Who are Brutus and Cassius?

(Marcus Junius Brutus et Gaius Cassius Longinus)

500

The Latin noun from which the word "participle" is derived. (The full dictionary entry must be given.)

What is "pars, partis, f. - part"?

500

The Latin participle used in this phrase:

"the heads listening" (ACC)

What is "audientia"?
500

The Latin adverb meaning "most often"?

What is "saepissime"?
500

The Latin adverb meaning "more often"

What is "saepius"?

500
The "gift" sent to Caesar by the Ptolemy of Egypt during the civil war. Give the name of the gift in Latin.
What is "caput Pompei"?