Chapter 8

Question 1

pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatum

Answer 1

I fight, to fight, I fought, fought

Question 2

oppugno, oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatum

Answer 2

I attack, to attack, I attacked, attacked

Question 3

neco, necare, necavi, necatum

Answer 3

I kill, to kill, I killed, killed

Question 4

ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatum

Answer 4

I walk, to walk, I walked, walked

Question 5

mando, mandare, mandavi, mandatum

Answer 5

I entrust, to entrust, I entrusted, entrusted

Question 6

aedificium, -i

Answer 6

building

Question 7

caelum, -i

Answer 7

sky

Question 8

auxilium, -i

Answer 8

help

Question 9

exemplum, -i

Answer 9

example

Question 10

donum, -i

Answer 10

gift

Question 11

puer, -i

Answer 11

boy

Question 12

vir, -i

Answer 12

man

Question 13

germanus, -i

Answer 13

brother

Question 14

Give the chant and translations for donum: Case

Answer 14

Nominative, Genitive, Dative, Accusative, Ablative

Question 15

Give the chant and translations for donum: Singular

Answer 15

donum: gift, doni: of the gift, dono: to/for the gift, donum: the gift, dono: by/with/from the gift

Question 16

Give the chant and translations for donum: Plural

Answer 16

dona: gifts, donorum: of the gifts, donis: to/for the gifts, donis: by/with/from the gifts

Question 17

What kind of word do the cases of Latin frequently include when translated into English?

Answer 17

prepositions

Question 18

Give two examples of the prepositions.

Answer 18

to, for, of, by, with, from

Question 19

Give the neuter rule.

Answer 19

Neuter nouns always have the same forms in the nominative and accusative (and the plural forms of the neuter nominative and accusative will always end with a).