Certamen - Language Flashcards
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Toss-Up:
Answer: AMBULARE
Transcript: In the sentence, “We could walk home in three hours,” translate “walk”.
Bonus:
Answer: DOMUM
Transcript: In the sentence, “We could walk home in three hours,” translate “home”.
Bonus:
Answer: TRIBUS HORIS
Transcript: In the sentence, “We could walk home in three hours,” translate “in three hours”.
Toss-Up:
Answer: CASTIGATE
Transcript: What derivative of ago, agere means “to criticize, rebuke, or reprimand severely”?
Bonus:
Answer: EXIGENT
Transcript: What derivative of ago, agere means “urgent or critical”?
Bonus:
Answer: COGITATE
Transcript: What derivative of ago, agere means “to ponder, think, or deliberate”?
Toss-Up:
Answer: LEGO - CHOOSE, READ; LIGO - BIND
Transcript: Differentiate in meaning between lego and ligo.
Bonus:
Answer: OTIUM - LEISURE; NEGOTIUM - TASK, BUSINESS
Transcript: Differentiate in meaning between otium and negotium.
Bonus:
Answer: LUMEN - LIGHT; NUMEN - DIVINE SPIRIT
Transcript: Differentiate in meaning between lumen and numen.
Toss-Up:
Answer: NON SEQUITUR
Transcript: What Latin phrase is used to indicate an illogical conclusion?
Bonus:
Answer: STATUS QUO
Transcript: What Latin Phrase is used to indicate no change in the circumstances of events?
Bonus:
Answer: QUID PRO QUO
Transcript: What Latin phrase denotes that an equitable exchange has taken place?
Toss-Up:
Answer: SPECIERUM PULCHRARUM
Transcript: Change the phrase species pulchra to the genitive plural.
Bonus:
Answer: MARIUM CAERULEORUM
Transcript: Give the genitive plural for the phrase mare caeruleum.
Bonus:
Answer: MARI CAERULEO
Transcript: Change marium caeruleōrum to the ablative singular.
