Chapter 22

Question 1

vestis, vestis

Answer 1

clothing, garment

Question 2

dies, -ei

Answer 2

day

Question 3

planities, -ei

Answer 3

flat surface, level ground, plain

Question 4

meridies, -ei

Answer 4

midday, noon

Question 5

fides, -ei

Answer 5

faith, trust, confidence; pledge

Question 6

res, -ei

Answer 6

thing, matter

Question 7

spes, -ei

Answer 7

hope, expectation

Question 8

nox, noctis

Answer 8

night

Question 9

acies, -ei

Answer 9

sharpness, sharp edge; (military) line of battle

Question 10

species, -ei

Answer 10

view, sight; outward appearsance

Question 11

lux, lucis

Answer 11

light

Question 12

principatus, -us

Answer 12

first place, rule, dominion, origin

Question 13

aestus, -us

Answer 13

agitation; heat; tide

Question 14

eventus, -us

Answer 14

event, fortune, accident; result

Question 15

dens, dentis

Answer 15

tooth

Question 16

List the fifth-declension noun endings (Singular)

Answer 16

-es, ei/-ei, ei/-ei, em, -e

Question 17

List the fifth-declension noun endings (Plural)

Answer 17

-es, -erum, -ebus, -es, -ebus

Question 18

Fifth-declension words tends to be _________ in gender.

Answer 18

feminine

Question 19

_______ and ________ are two fifth-declension words from this chapter’s vocabulary list that are masculine rather than feminine.

Answer 19

dies, meridies

Question 20

The vowels ______ and ______ tend to be characteristic of primarily masculine declensions, and the vowels ________ and ______ tend to be characteristic of primarily feminine declensions.

Answer 20

o, u; a, e