Chapter 11

Question 1

audacia, audaciae

1st Dec. fem.

Answer 1

boldness; recklessness, audacity

Question 2

campus, campi

2nd. Dec. masc.

Answer 2

(flat) plain

Question 3

castra, castrorum

2nd Dec. n.pl.

Answer 3

(military) camp

Question 4

murus, muri

2nd Dec. masc.

Answer 4

wall

Question 5

paulum, pauli

2nd Dec. neut.

Answer 5

small amount, a little

Question 6

signum, signi

2nd Dec. neut.

Answer 6

sign, signal; standard (military)

Question 7

telum, teli

2nd Dec. neut.

Answer 7

spear; weapon

Question 8

ignis, ignis, -ium

3rd Dec. i-stem masc.

Answer 8

fire

Question 9

imperator, imperatoris

3rd Dec. masc.

Answer 9

commander, general

Question 10

legio, legionis

3rd Dec. fem.

Answer 10

legion

Question 11

lux, lucis

3rd Dec. fem.

Answer 11

light, daylight

Question 12

prima luca

idiom

Answer 12

at dawn (ablv. of time when)

Question 13

maiores, maiorum

3rd Dec. masc. pl.

Answer 13

ancestors

Question 14

sensus, sensus

4th Dec, masc.

Answer 14

perception, feeling; sense

Question 15

judge, consider, think

1st Conj. (tr.) Semi-D.V.

Answer 15

arbitror, arbitrare, arbitratus sum

Question 16

think, suppose

1st Conj. (tr.)

Answer 16

puto, putare, putavi, putatus

Question 17

be accustomed

2nd Dec. Semi D.V (intr.)

Answer 17

soleo, solere, solitus sum

Question 18

trust, believe (+dat.)

3rd Conj. (tr.)

Answer 18

credo, credere, credidi, creditus

Question 19

throw; utter; lay, establish

3rd Conj. (tr.)

Answer 19

iacio, iacere, ieci, iactus

Question 20

throw out, expel

3rd. Conj. (tr.)

Answer 20

eicio, eicere, eieci, eiectus

Question 21

speak, tell

3rd D.V.

Answer 21

loquor, loqui, locutus sum (often appears absolutely)

Question 22

find, discover

4th Conj. (tr.)

Answer 22

invenio, invenire, inveni, invenitus

Question 23

know

4th Conj.

Answer 23

scio, scire, sii/scivi, scitus

Question 24

not know

4th Conj.

Answer 24

nescio, nescire, nescii/nescivi, nescitus

Question 25

pass away, be destroyed; perished, die | Irregular Verb

Answer 25

pass away, be destroyed; perish, die

Question 26

longus, -a, -um | 2nd Adj.

Answer 26

long; far; long-standing; far-reaching

Question 27

summus, -a, -um | Irregular Superlative Adj.

Answer 27

highest; top (of); last, final | summa moenia = top of the city walls

Question 28

brevis (m/f), breve (n) | 3rd i Adj.

Answer 28

short, brief

Question 29

humilis (m/f), humile (n) | 3rd i Adj.

Answer 29

humble

Question 30

sapiens (nom.), sapientis (gen.) | 3rd i Adj.

Answer 30

wise

Question 31

similis (m/f), simile (n) | 3rd i Adj.

Answer 31

similar (+ gen./ dat. 'to')

Question 32

dissimilis (m/f), dissimile (n) | 3rd i Adj.

Answer 32

dissimilar, unlike, different (+gen. dat. 'to')

Question 33

diu | temporal adv.

Answer 33

for a long time

Question 34

iam diu | idiom

Answer 34

for a long time now/ already

Question 35

fore | Irregular Infinitive

Answer 35

Future Active Infinitive of Sum (fore = futurus, -a, um esse)

Question 36

igitur | postpos. conj.

Answer 36

therefore

Question 37

longe | Adv.

Answer 37

a long way, far; by far

Question 38

parum | Indeclinable Substansive

Answer 38

too little, not enough

Question 39

parum | Adv.

Answer 39

too little, inadequately

Question 40

primum | Adv.

Answer 40

first; for the first time

Question 41

quam primum

Answer 41

as soon as possible

Question 42

quam | Adv.

Answer 42

as, how

Question 43

quam | conj.

Answer 43

than

Question 44

castra ponere | idiom

Answer 44

to pitch/make camp

Question 45

castra moovere | idiom

Answer 45

to break (up) camp

Question 46

iam diu | idiom

Answer 46

for a long time now (with present tense - "have been___ for a long time now") (with imperfect tense - "had been ___ for a long time already")