Chapter 15

Question 1

Italia, Italiae

Answer 1

Italy (F)

Question 2

Memoria, Memoriae

Answer 2

Memory, recollection (F)

Question 3

Tempestas, Tempestatis

Answer 3

Period of time, season; weather, storm

Question 4

Centum

Answer 4

A hundred (Indeclinable Adjective)

Question 5

Mille

Answer 5

A thousand (Indeclinable Adjective)

Question 6

Miser, Misera, Miserum

Answer 6

Wretched, miserable, unfortunately

Question 7

Inter

Answer 7

Between, among (Prep + Accusative)

Question 8

Itaque

Answer 8

And so, therefore (Adverb)

Question 9

Committo, Committere, Commisi, Commissum

Answer 9

To entrust, commit

Question 10

Exspecto, Exspectare, Exspectavi, Exspectatum

Answer 10

To look for, expect, await

Question 11

Iacio, Iacere, Ieci, Iactum

Answer 11

To throw, hurl

Question 12

Timeo, Timere, Timui

Answer 12

To fear, be afraid (of)

Question 13

What is a Cardinal Number?

Answer 13

One, Two, Three, etc.

Most Latin cardinal numbers are indeclinable, meaning they do not change their form (Quinque feminae, Quinque feminis). They also broadly follow the third declension

Question 14

What is an Ordinal Number?

Answer 14

First, Second, Third, etc.

Latin ordinal numbers follow the first and second declension case endings

Question 15

Define Genitive of the Whole (Partitive)

Answer 15

A genitive of the whole indicates the whole of a group

Pars URBIS (part of the city)
“City” is the whole

Nemo AMICORUM MEORUM (none of my friends)
“My friends” is the whole