Chapter 22

Question 1

ablativus, -a, -um

Answer 1

that which pertains to taking away something

Question 2

aufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatum

Answer 2

take away, remove

Question 3

appetibilis, appetibilis, appetibile

Answer 3

desirable, sought after

Question 4

rabio, rabere (rabo (1))

Answer 4

to be furious, to rage, to rave

Question 5

copulo (1)

Answer 5

connect, join physically, couple, unite

Question 6

compertum, -i, N.

Answer 6

proven or verified fact, a certainty

Question 7

dubius, -a, -um

Answer 7

doubtful, uncertain; as a neuter noun: doubt, hesitation

Question 8

verto, vertere, verti, versus

Answer 8

to turn, to incline toward (a thing or idea)

Question 9

districtus, -a, -um

Answer 9

strict, severe

Question 10

aliter (adv.)

Answer 10

otherwise, differently

Question 11

labefacto (1)

Answer 11

to shake; cause to waver, loosen

Question 12

vito, vitari, vitavi, vitatus

Answer 12

to avoid, shun

Question 13

Independent Uses of the Subjunctive

Answer 13

When the main verb of a sentence stands in the subjunctive mood it can have one of the following uses:

1. Jussive and Hortatory Subjunctives express a command in the third person and an exhortation in the first person.
2. The Optative (or Volitive) Subjunctive expresses a wish or unfulfilled desire.
3. The Deliberative Subjunctive is used in questions of uncertainty, deliberation, or anger.