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Chapter 22 Flashcards

1
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True/False: Ablative of Means requires a preposition.

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FALSE

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True/False: Nouns of the fifth declension are generally masculine.

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FALSE

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3
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “measure, bound, limit; manner, method, mode”?

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masculine

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4
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Give the dative singular ending of the fifth declension.

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ei

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5
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True/False: Ablative of Place From Which requires a preposition.

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TRUE

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6
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “hope”?

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spes

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7
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Give the accusative singular ending of the fifth declension.

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em

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What is the first principal part of the verb that means “raise, lift up; take away, remove, destroy”?

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tollo

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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means “faith, trust, trustworthiness, fidelity”?

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fidei

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10
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True/False: Ablative of Accompaniment requires a preposition.

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TRUE

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True/False: Ablative of Point in Time requires a preposition.

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FALSE

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12
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Give the nominative singular ending of the fifth declension.

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es

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13
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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “uncertain, doubtful”?

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incertus

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14
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “fire”?

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masculine

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15
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Give the ablative plural ending of the fifth declension.

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ebus

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16
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What is the second principal part of the verb that means “snatch away, take away; rescue”?

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eripere

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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “faith, trust, trustworthiness, fidelity”?

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fides

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18
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “measure, bound, limit; manner, method, mode”?

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modus

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True/False: When the noun in an Ablative of Manner construction is modified by an adjective, cum is still required.

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FALSE

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20
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Give the ablative singular ending of the fifth declension.

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e

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21
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What is the feminine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “uncertain, doubtful”?

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incerta

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22
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “thing, matter, business, affair”?

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feminine

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23
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Give the accusative plural ending of the fifth declension.

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es

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24
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What is the fourth principal part of the verb that means “raise, lift up; take away, remove, destroy”?

A

sublatum

25
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Give the dative plural ending of the fifth declension.

A

ebus

26
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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “middle”?

A

medius

27
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “day”?

A

dies

28
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “hope”?

A

feminine

29
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means “measure, bound, limit; manner, method, mode”?

A

modi

30
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means “hope”?

A

spei

31
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Give the nominative plural ending of the fifth declension.

A

es

32
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What is the third principal part of the verb that means “nourish, support, sustain, increase, cherish”?

A

alui

33
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “fire”?

A

ignis

34
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means “fire”?

A

ignis

35
Q

What is the third principal part of the verb that means “snatch away, take away; rescue”?

A

eripui

36
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True/False: Ablative of Separation will normally be used with a verb that expresses ideas of freeing, lacking, or depriving.

A

TRUE

37
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True/False: Ablative of Place Where does not require a preposition.

A

FALSE

38
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True/False: Ablative of Personal Agent requires the preposition de.

A

FALSE

39
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “faith, trust, trustworthiness, fidelity”?

A

feminine

40
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin phrase that means “state, commonwealth, republic”?

A

rei publicae

41
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What is the second principal part of the verb that means “nourish, support, sustain, increase, cherish”?

A

alere

42
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “thing, matter, business, affair”?

A

res

43
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin phrase that means “state, commonwealth, republic”?

A

res publica

44
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What is the Latin adverb that means “formerly, once”?

A

quondam

45
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means “day”?

A

diei

46
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “day”?

A

masculine

47
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What is the fourth principal part of the verb that means “nourish, support, sustain, increase, cherish”?

A

altum

48
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What is the only form of the defective verb that means “he says; he said”?

A

inquit

49
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What is the neuter nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “middle”?

A

medium

50
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means “thing, matter, business, affair”?

A

rei

51
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Give the genitive singular ending of the fifth declension.

A

ei

52
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What is the first principal part of the verb that means “nourish, support, sustain, increase, cherish”?

A

alo

53
Q

What is the first principal part of the verb that means “snatch away, take away; rescue”?

A

eripio

54
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What is the feminine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “middle”?

A

media

55
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Give the genitive plural ending of the fifth declension.

A

erum

56
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What is the fourth principal part of the verb that means “snatch away, take away; rescue”?

A

ereptum

57
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What is the neuter nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “uncertain, doubtful”?

A

incertum

58
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What is the third principal part of the verb that means “raise, lift up; take away, remove, destroy”?

A

sustuli

59
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What is the second principal part of the verb that means “raise, lift up; take away, remove, destroy”?

A

tollere

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