Chapter 17

Question 1

ago, agere, egi, actum

Answer 1

to do, drive

Question 2

gero, gerere, gessi, gestum

Answer 2

to carry, wear

Question 3

foedus, foederis

Answer 3

alliance, league

Question 4

edo, edere/esse, edi, esum

Answer 4

to eat

Question 5

peto, petere, petivi, petitum

Answer 5

to aim at; to seek, look for, ask

Question 6

custodio, custodire, custodi(v)i, custoditum

Answer 6

to guard

Question 7

canis, -is

Answer 7

dog

Question 8

moenia, -ium

Answer 8

walls or fortifications (of a city)

Question 9

statua, -ae

Answer 9

statue

Question 10

tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatum

Answer 10

to raise, lift, take up

Question 11

possum, posse, potui

Answer 11

to be able

Question 12

sonus, i

Answer 12

sound, noise

Question 13

somnus, -i

Answer 13

sleep

Question 14

cavus, -i

Answer 14

hole

Question 15

ripa, -ae

Answer 15

riverbank

Question 16

sapientia, -ae

Answer 16

wisdom

Question 17

fero, ferre, tuli, latum

Answer 17

to carry

Question 18

List the present-tense conjugation for possum with translations.

Answer 18

possum (I am able), potes (you are able), potest (he, she, it is able), possumus (we are able), potestis (you all are able), possunt (they are able)

Question 19

The infinitive of a verb should usually be translated with the word “_____” in front of it.

Answer 19

to

Question 20

What type of sentence asks a question?

Answer 20

interrogative

Question 21

To ask a ______ question in Latin, the suffix ______ is generally added to the verb and the verb is moved to the front of the sentence.

Answer 21

yes or no, ne

Question 22

What is a complementary infinitive?

Answer 22

an infinitive used to complete the action/meaning of the main verb in a sentence