Chapter 6

Question 1

puer, pueri

Answer 1

boy

Question 2

vir, viri

Answer 2

man

Question 3

germanus, germani

Answer 3

brother

Question 4

ludus, ludi

Answer 4

school, game, play

Question 5

filius, filii

Answer 5

son

Question 6

magister, magistri

Answer 6

male teacher/master

Question 7

discipulus, discipuli

Answer 7

male student/disciple

Question 8

dominus, domini

Answer 8

male master

Question 9

famulus, famuli

Answer 9

male servant

Question 10

servus, servi

Answer 10

male slave

Question 11

amicus, amici

Answer 11

male friend

Question 12

narro, narrare, narravi, narratum

Answer 12

I tell, to tell, I told, told

Question 13

intro, intrare, intravi, intratum

Answer 13

I enter, to enter, I entered, entered

Question 14

silva, -ae

Answer 14

forest

Question 15

porta, -ae

Answer 15

gate

Question 16

fabula, -ae

Answer 16

story

Question 17

Give the declension of ludus: Case

Answer 17

Nominative, Genitive, Dative, Accusative, Ablative

Question 18

Give the declension of ludus: Singular

Answer 18

-us: school, -i: of the school, -o: to/for the school, -um: the school, -o: by/with/from the school

Question 19

Give the declension of ludus: Plural

Answer 19

-i: schools, -orum: of the schools, -is: to/for the schools, -os: the schools, -is: by/with/from the schools

Question 20

What does the case of a noun help tell you?

Answer 20

It tells you its role in the sentence.

Question 21

Name the five cases in order:

Answer 21

Nominative, Genitive, Dative, Accusative, Ablative