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Chapter 7 from 7.6 to 7.16 Flashcards

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1
Q

Put the following into the comparative, keeping the same number, gender and case:
longus

A

longior

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Put the following into the comparative, keeping the same number, gender and case:
miserum (m acc sg)

A

miseriorem

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3
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Put the following into the comparative, keeping the same number, gender and case:
laetas

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laetiores

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Put the following into the comparative, keeping the same number, gender and case:
fortes (m nom pl)

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fortiores

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Put the following into the comparative, keeping the same number, gender and case:
ingentia (n nom pl)

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ingentiora

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6
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ego stultior sum quam frater

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I am more foolish than my brother

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7
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quis fortior erat quam dux noster?

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Who was braver than our leader?

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8
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servi crudeliores sunt domino

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The slaves are crueller than the master

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9
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puella quam heri conspexi multo pulchrior erat quam comites

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The girl whom I caught sight of yesterday was much more beautiful than her companions

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10
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consilium facilius petimus

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We are looking for an easier plan

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11
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nonne haec verba difficiliora sunt quam illa?

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Surely these words are more difficult than those?

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12
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quam gravis hic gladius est! multo gravior est quam ille

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How heavy this sword is! It is much heavier than that one

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13
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quam irata erat mater tua? num iratior quam mea?

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How angry was your mother? Surely not angrier than mine?

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nonne equus meus iam celerior est tuo?

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My horse is now faster than yours, isn’t it?

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15
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hostes multo ferociores sunt militibus nostris

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The enemy are much fiercer than our soldiers

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16
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The old man was braver than his son

A

senex fortior quam filius erat

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17
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Are the gods more miserable than we are?

A

suntne dei miseriores quam nos?

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18
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I have never read an easier book

A

librum faciliorem numquam legi

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19
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Who is more savage than our master?

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quis saevior est quam dominus noster?

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20
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I have never written a more difficult letter

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epistulam difficiliorem numquam scripsi

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21
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Put the following into the superlative, keeping the same number, gender and case:
longos

A

longissimos

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22
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Put the following into the superlative, keeping the same number, gender and case:
forti (m dat sg)

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fortissimo

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23
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Put the following into the superlative, keeping the same number, gender and case:
stultam

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stultissimam

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Put the following into the superlative, keeping the same number, gender and case:
tristis (f nom sg)

A

tristissima

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Put the following into the superlative, keeping the same number, gender and case:
crudelem (m acc sg)

A

crudelissimum

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26
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navem gravissimam ad mare trahebamus

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We were dragging the very heavy ship to the sea

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27
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cur illum librum longissimum legere cupis?

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Why do you want to read that very long book?

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28
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hic capitivus semper audacissimus est

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This prisoner is always very bold

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29
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quis fuit fortissimus militum?

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Who was the bravest of the soldiers?

30
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nova ancilla semper laetissima est

A

The new slave-girl is always very happy

31
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ego stultus sum; tu stultior; ille stultissimus

A

I am foolish; you are more foolish; he is the most foolish

32
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ille nuntius verba tristissima dixit

A

That messenger spoke very sad words

33
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hic erat crudelissimus dominorum quod servos suos saepe puniebat

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This man was the cruellest of masters because he often punished his slaves

34
Q

viri ferocissimi in hac insula olim habitabant

A

Very fierce men once lived on this island

35
Q

templum quod in media urbe vidimus ingentissimum erat

A

The temple that we saw in the middle of the city was very huge

36
Q

I built the longest wall

A

murum longissimum aedificavi

37
Q

These boys are very stupid

A

hi pueri stultissimi sunt

38
Q

Our mistress was always very brave

A

domina nostra semper fortissima erat

39
Q

I was carrying the heaviest of the gifts

A

gravissimum donorum portabam

40
Q

That woman and her husband are very happy

A

illa femina maritusque laetissimi sunt

41
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villa senatoris maior templo erat

A

The house of the senator was bigger than the temple

42
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nova ancilla cenam pessimam paravit

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The new slave-girl prepared a very bad meal

43
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plurimi cives in foro aderant

A

Very many citizens were in the forum

44
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peiorem cibum numquam consumpsi

A

I have never eaten worse food

45
Q

pater plus pecuniae filio dedit

A

The father gave his son more money

46
Q

melius vinum numquam bibam

A

I shall never drink better wine

47
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haec navis celerrima omnium est

A

This ship is the fastest of all

48
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urbem maximam ibi invenimus

A

We found a very big city there

49
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murus eius minor erat meo

A

His wall was smaller than mine

50
Q

puellam pulcherrimam in foro conspexi

A

I caught sight of a very beautiful girl in the forum

51
Q

I have never read a worse book

A

peiorem librum numquam legi

52
Q

That horse is very small

A

ille equus minimus est

53
Q

We have never had a better king

A

meliorem regem numquam habuimus

54
Q

This is the best of the slave-girls

A

haec est optima ancillarum

55
Q

All these words are very easy

A

omnia haec verba facillima sunt

56
Q

milites portam fortissime custodiebant

A

The soldiers were guarding the gate very bravely

57
Q

puer peius scribit quam puella

A

The boy writes in a worse way than the girl

58
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haec puella senatori audacissime respondit

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This girl replied very boldly to the senator

59
Q

hostes quam celerrime fugerunt

A

The enemy fled as quickly as possible

60
Q

servus iratius dixit quam dominus

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The slave spoke more angrily than the master

61
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iuvenis stultissime villam incendit

A

The young man very foolishly set the house on fire

62
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‘viamne facillime invenisti, serve?’ ille ‘minime’ respondit

A

“Did you find the way very easily, slave?” “No,” he replied

63
Q

filia senatoris semper optime dicit

A

The senator’s daughter always speaks very well

64
Q

milites nostri audacius pugnabant quam hostes

A

Our soldiers were fighting more boldly than the enemy

65
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omnes laetissime discesserunt

A

They all went away very happily

66
Q

This boy runs more quickly than his brother

A

hic puer celerius currit quam frater

67
Q

The old man slept well

A

senex bene dormivit

68
Q

The slave was working more happily than his master

A

servus laetius laborabat quam dominus

69
Q

I shall send a letter as quickly as possible

A

epistulam quam celerrime mittam

70
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The citizens were defending the city very bravely

A

cives urbem fortissime defendebant

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