Chapter 7

Question 1

littera, -ae

Answer 1

letter

Question 2

luna, -ae

Answer 2

moon

Question 3

luxuria, -ae

Answer 3

luxury, extravagance

Question 4

memoria, -ae

Answer 4

memory

Question 5

opera, -ae

Answer 5

effort, services

Question 6

legatus, -i

Answer 6

deputy, lieutenant

Question 7

oculus, -i

Answer 7

eye

Question 8

magister/magistra

Answer 8

teacher, master

Question 9

discipulus/discipula

Answer 9

student, disciple

Question 10

dominus/domina

Answer 10

lord, master

Question 11

servus/serva

Answer 11

slave

Question 12

famulus/famula

Answer 12

servant

Question 13

extremus, -a, -um

Answer 13

outermost, farthest

Question 14

oro, orare, oravi, oratum

Answer 14

to pray, beg, speak

Question 15

vivus, -a, -um

Answer 15

living

Question 16

postremus, -a, -um

Answer 16

last

Question 17

porta, -ae

Answer 17

gate

Question 18

Give the third-person personal pronouns: Singular, Masculine

Answer 18

is, eius, ei, eum, eo

Question 19

Give the third-person personal pronouns: Singular Feminine

Answer 19

ea, eius, ei, eam, ea

Question 20

Give the third-person personal pronouns: Singular Neuter

Answer 20

id, eius, ei, id, eo

Question 21

Give the third-person personal pronouns: Plural, Masculine

Answer 21

ei, eorum, eis, eos, eis

Question 22

Give the third-person personal pronouns: Plural, Feminine

Answer 22

eae, earum, eis, eas, eis

Question 23

Give the third-person personal pronouns: Plural, Neuter

Answer 23

ea, eorum, eis, ea, eis

Question 24

What is one common reason why a noun would modify another noun?

Answer 24

to show possession

Question 25

How do you show possession in Latin?

Answer 25

with the genitive case