Chapter 30

Question 1

iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussum

Answer 1

to order

Question 2

neco, necare, necavi, necatum

Answer 2

to kill

Question 3

mare, maris

Answer 3

sea

Question 4

scelus, sceleris

Answer 4

crime

Question 5

animal, animalis

Answer 5

animal

Question 6

opus, operis

Answer 6

a work, a labor

Question 7

iter, itineris

Answer 7

journey, road

Question 8

imperium, -i

Answer 8

command, order, power

Question 9

negotium, -i

Answer 9

business, occupation

Question 10

vestigium, -i

Answer 10

footprint, trace, track

Question 11

regnum, -i

Answer 11

power, rule, realm

Question 12

comes, comitis

Answer 12

companion

Question 13

dux, ducis

Answer 13

leader, ruler, commander

Question 14

oppidum, -i

Answer 14

town

Question 15

lupus, -i

Answer 15

wolf

Question 16

ferus, -i

Answer 16

wild animal

Question 17

inimicus, -i

Answer 17

enemy (personal)

Question 18

orbis, orbis

Answer 18

circle, orb

Question 19

pars, partis

Answer 19

part

Question 20

pes, pedis

Answer 20

foot

Question 21

piscis, piscis

Answer 21

fish

Question 22

nox, noctis

Answer 22

night

Question 23

Third-Declension Neuter, I-Stem (Singular)

Answer 23

-x, -is, -i, -x, -i

Question 24

Third-Declension Neuter, I-Stem (Plural)

Answer 24

-ia, -ium, -ibus, -ia, -ibus

Question 25

Look at the chart for mare. How many extra i’s are there in this third-declension neuter noun?

Answer 25

There are four extra i’s.

Question 26

What is the neuter rule?

Answer 26

Neuter nouns have the same endings in the nominative and accusative cases.