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Chapter 9 Flashcards

1
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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “that of yours, that (sometimes with contemptuous force)”?

A

iste

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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “the other (of two), second”?

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alter

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When it takes an accusative, what does in mean in English?

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into

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4
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What is the gender of the Latin word for “place” when it is plural and means “places”?

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neuter

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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means “place; passage in literature”?

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loci

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hic, haec, hoc: Give the neuter accusative singular.

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hoc

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True/False: The neuter ablative singular of hic, haec, hoc is hoc with a mandatory long mark over the o.

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TRUE

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hic, haec, hoc: Give the feminine accusative singular.

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hanc

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ille, illa, illud: Give the dative singular (for all genders).

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illi

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ille, illa, illud: Give the masculine genitive plural.

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illorum

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hic, haec, hoc: Give the neuter genitive plural.

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horum

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hic, haec, hoc: Give the masculine accusative singular.

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hunc

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What is the genitive plural form of the Latin word that means “passages”?

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locorum

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ille, illa, illud: Give the feminine nominative plural.

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illae

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hic, haec, hoc: Give the feminine genitive plural.

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harum

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What is the neuter nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “that; the former; the famous”?

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illud

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ille, illa, illud: Give the feminine accusative singular.

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illam

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ille, illa, illud: Give the neuter nominative plural.

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illa

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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “any”?

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ullus

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hic, haec, hoc: Give the genitive singular (for all genders).

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huius

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What is the neuter nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “this; the latter”?

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hoc

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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “alone, only, the only”?

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solus

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What is the neuter nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “whole, entire”?

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totum

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Give the Latin word that means “now, at present.”

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nunc

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ille, illa, illud: Give the ablative plural (for all genders).

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illis

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What is the neuter nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “the other (of two), second”?

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alterum

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27
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin adjective that means “any”?

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ullius

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28
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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “whole, entire”?

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totus

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29
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What is the feminine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “one, single, alone”?

A

una

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30
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ille, illa, illud: Give the masculine ablative singular.

A

illo

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31
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What is the nominative plural form of the Latin word that means “passages”?

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loci

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32
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Give the Latin word that means “for, in fact, truly.”

33
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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “no, not any, none, no one”?

34
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hic, haec, hoc: Give the neuter nominative plural.

35
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What is the feminine nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “this; the latter”?

36
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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “one, single, alone”?

37
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin adjective that means “no, not any, none, no one”?

38
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hic, haec, hoc: Give the feminine accusative plural.

39
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ille, illa, illud: Give the genitive singular (for all genders).

40
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hic, haec, hoc: Give the neuter accusative plural.

41
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True/False: The masculine ablative singular of hic, haec, hoc is hoc with a mandatory long mark over the o.

42
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ille, illa, illud: Give the neuter accusative plural.

43
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “place; passage in literature”?

44
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What is the neuter nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “one, single, alone”?

45
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “place; passage in literature”?

46
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hic, haec, hoc: Give the ablative plural (for all genders).

47
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ille, illa, illud: Give the masculine accusative plural.

48
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What is the feminine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “whole, entire”?

49
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ille, illa, illud: Give the neuter genitive plural.

50
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True/False: When attached to a verb as a prefix, in can mean “in” or it can have an intensive force.

51
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin adjective that means “another, other”?

52
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ille, illa, illud: Give the masculine accusative singular.

53
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hic, haec, hoc: Give the masculine nominative plural.

54
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What is the feminine nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “that; the former; the famous”?

55
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hic, haec, hoc: Give the dative plural (for all genders).

56
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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “this; the latter”?

57
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In order to mean “into” in English, what case must the object of the preposition in be?

A

accusative

58
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True/False: hic, ille, solus, alius, unus, alter, totus, ullus, and nullus all belong to the group of adjectives with -ius in the genitive and -i in the dative.

59
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ille, illa, illud: Give the dative plural (for all genders).

60
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What is the gender of the Latin word for “place” when it is plural and means “passages”?

61
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hic, haec, hoc: Give the feminine ablative singular.

62
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What is the feminine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “the other (of two), second”?

63
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hic, haec, hoc: Give the masculine genitive plural.

64
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ille, illa, illud: Give the neuter ablative singular.

65
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ille, illa, illud: Give the masculine nominative plural.

66
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ille, illa, illud: Give the feminine accusative plural.

67
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hic, haec, hoc: Give the masculine accusative plural.

68
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hic, haec, hoc: Give the dative singular (for all genders).

69
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What is the neuter nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “that of yours, that (sometimes with contemptuous force)”?

70
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What is the genitive plural form of the Latin word that means “places”?

71
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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “that; the former; the famous”?

72
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What is the nominative plural form of the Latin word that means “places”?

73
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What is the feminine nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “that of yours, that (sometimes with contemptuous force)”?

74
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ille, illa, illud: Give the feminine genitive plural.

75
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin adjective that means “alone, only, the only”?

76
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True/False: The feminine ablative singular of ille, illa, illud is illa with a mandatory long mark over the a.

77
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ille, illa, illud: Give the neuter accusative singular.

78
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hic, haec, hoc: Give the feminine nominative plural.

79
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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “another, other”?

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