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Chapter 26 Flashcards

1
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What degree of an adjective indicates a greater amount of a quality?

A

comparative

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Give the neuter genitive plural form of fortis in the comparative degree.

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fortiorum

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What is the nominative singular form of the word that means “cure, remedy”?

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remedium

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True/False: Comparative adjectives have first-/second-declension endings.

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FALSE

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5
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What degree of an adjective must quam expect in order to mean “as … as possible”?

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superlative

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Give the masculine/feminine accusative plural form of fortis in the comparative degree.

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fortiores

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Give the feminine nominative singular form of felix in the positive degree.

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felix

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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the adjective that means “ugly, shameful, base, disgraceful”?

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turpis

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Give the neuter dative singular form of fortis in the comparative degree.

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fortiori

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10
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What is the neuter nominative singular form of the adjective that means “harsh, bitter, grievous”?

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acerbum

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Give the masculine/feminine genitive singular form of fortis in the comparative degree.

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fortioris

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12
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Give the neuter ablative singular form of fortis in the comparative degree.

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fortiore

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Give the masculine/feminine genitive plural form of fortis in the comparative degree.

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fortiorum

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Give the neuter nominative singular form of carus in the positive degree.

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carum

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What is the feminine nominative singular form of the adjective that means “ugly, shameful, base, disgraceful”?

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turpis

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16
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True/False: The adjective potens has third-declension endings.

A

TRUE

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17
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What degree of an adjective indicates the greatest amount of a quality?

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superlative

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18
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Give the masculine/feminine dative singular form of fortis in the comparative degree.

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fortiori

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What degree of an adjective indicates a basic quality or quantity associated with the modified noun?

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positive

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20
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What is the neuter nominative singular form of the adjective that means “clear, bright; renowned, famous, illustrious”?

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clarum

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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the adjective that means “clear, bright; renowned, famous, illustrious”?

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clarus

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Give the masculine/feminine nominative plural form of fortis in the comparative degree.

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fortiores

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23
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What is the feminine nominative singular form of the pronoun/adjective that means “a certain one or thing, someone, something”?

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quaedam

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24
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What is the genitive singular form of the word that means “increaser, author, originator”?

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auctoris

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What is the third principal part of the verb that means “avoid, shun”?

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vitavi

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26
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Give the neuter nominative singular form of fortis in the superlative degree.

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fortissimum

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Give the neuter nominative plural form of fortis in the comparative degree.

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fortiora

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28
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Give the masculine/feminine ablative plural form of fortis in the comparative degree.

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fortioribus

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29
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What is the feminine nominative singular form of the adjective that means “able, powerful, mighty, strong”?

A

potens

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30
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Give the feminine nominative singular form of potens in the comparative degree.

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potentior

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31
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What is the feminine nominative singular form of the adjective that means “clear, bright; renowned, famous, illustrious”?

32
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Give the neuter nominative singular form of fortis in the comparative degree.

33
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Give the neuter nominative singular form of longus in the comparative degree.

34
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What is the nominative singular form of the word that means “light”?

35
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Give the masculine/feminine ablative singular form of fortis in the comparative degree.

36
Q

What is the second principal part of the verb that means “avoid, shun”?

37
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What is the genitive singular form of the word that means “light”?

38
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What is the fourth principal part of the verb that means “avoid, shun”?

39
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What is the neuter nominative singular form of the adjective that means “ugly, shameful, base, disgraceful”?

40
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What is the gender of the word that means “increaser, author, originator”?

41
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Give the neuter accusative singular form of fortis in the comparative degree.

42
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Give the masculine/feminine accusative singular form of fortis in the comparative degree.

43
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Give the masculine nominative singular form of longus in the comparative degree.

44
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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the adjective that means “able, powerful, mighty, strong”?

45
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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the adjective that means “harsh, bitter, grievous”?

46
Q

What is the gender of the word that means “light”?

47
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What is the neuter nominative singular form of the adjective that means “able, powerful, mighty, strong”?

48
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Give the neuter dative plural form of fortis in the comparative degree.

A

fortioribus

49
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True/False: The Ablative of Comparison requires a preposition.

50
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What is the nominative singular form of the word that means “increaser, author, originator”?

51
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True/False: Comparative adjectives are i-stem.

52
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True/False: When using quam to show a comparison, the word after quam must be the same case as the word to which it is being compared.

53
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What is the genitive singular form of the word that means “cure, remedy”?

54
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Give the masculine nominative singular form of carus in the positive degree.

55
Q

What is the first principal part of the verb that means “avoid, shun”?

56
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True/False: The masculine nominative singular form of the pronoun/adjective that means “a certain one or thing, someone, something” is quidam with a mandatory long mark.

57
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Give the feminine nominative singular form of sapiens in the superlative degree.

A

sapientissima

58
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Give the neuter genitive singular form of fortis in the comparative degree.

59
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True/False: The adjective turpis has third-declension endings.

60
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Give the masculine nominative singular form of fortis in the superlative degree.

A

fortissimus

61
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What is the feminine nominative singular form of the adjective that means “harsh, bitter, grievous”?

62
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What is the neuter nominative singular form of the pronoun/adjective that means “a certain one or thing, someone, something”?

63
Q

What is the gender of the word that means “cure, remedy”?

64
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True/False: The adjective acerbus has third-declension endings.

65
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True/False: Superlative adjectives have first-/second-declension endings.

66
Q

What is the Latin adverb/conjunction that comes after comparatives that means “than”?

67
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True/False: The superlative sometimes has the force of “very.”

68
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True/False: The adjective clarus has third-declension endings.

69
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Give the masculine/feminine dative plural form of fortis in the comparative degree.

A

fortioribus

70
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True/False: The comparative sometimes has the force of “too” or “rather.”

71
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Give the neuter ablative plural form of fortis in the comparative degree.

A

fortioribus

72
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Give the neuter accusative plural form of fortis in the comparative degree.

73
Q

What is the Latin preposition that means “in front of, before, on behalf of, for the sake of, in return for, instead of, for, as”?

74
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What does quam mean when used with a comparative?

75
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Give the masculine/feminine nominative singular form of fortis in the comparative degree.

76
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The object of the preposition pro will be what case?

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