Chapter II Review Flashcards

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1
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Number means

A

The term for “singular” or “plural”

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2
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Infinitive means

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The “to” form of a verb

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3
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Subject means

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The term describing the subject as a speaker

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4
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Conjugation means

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A group of verbs operating in the same way

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5
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Macron means

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The long mark over a vowel

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6
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Person means

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The “doer” of the action of a verb

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7
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Agreement means

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How the subjects and verbs fit together

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8
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Derivative means

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An English word formed from Latin

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9
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Tense means

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The “time” of a verb

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10
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Principle parts means

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The pieces of a Latin verb

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11
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There are …. principle parts in most Latin verbs.

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4

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12
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The … part is the most helpful for determining the conjugation.

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2

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13
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The …. part has the -I- subject built right in.

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1

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14
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Latin verbs have …. persons.

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3

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15
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Latin verbs have … numbers.

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2

Singular or plural

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16
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The first principle part of a Latin verb usually ends in the letter….

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Ō

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17
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Remove the final -re from the infinitive form to find the Latin …. which is most helpful in leaning English words.

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Stem or root

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18
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If a Latin verb ends in -nt its subject must be …..

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Plural

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19
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To go through the motions of giving all possible endings for a Latin verb is called….

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Conjugation

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20
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The word “patriotic” comes from the Latin word …. Which means “fatherland”.

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Patria

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21
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The word “curator” comes from the Latin word cūrāre, which means….

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Cares for

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22
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For the English derivative “perambulator” the Latin root word is …. Which means …

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Ambulat. Walk

23
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For the English derivative “evoke” the Latin root is …. which means ….

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Voco. To call

24
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For the English derivative “expectant” the latin root is …. which means ….

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Exspecto. Expect/wait

25
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Fort eh English derivative “patriarch” the Latin root is …. which means …..

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Patria. Fatherland

26
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For the English derivative “separate” the Latin root is …. which means …

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Para. Prepare

27
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For the English derivative “visible” the latin root word is …. which means …

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Video. See

28
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For the English derivative “narrative” the Latin root is ….. Which means ….

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Narro. Tell

29
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For the English derivative “tenacious” the Latin root is … which means ….

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Teno. Hold

30
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For the English derivative “biform” the Latin root is ….. which means …….

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Forma. Form

31
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For the English word “debt” the Latin root is ….. which means ….

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Debo. Owe

32
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The nominative case derives it’s name from the Latin word

A

Nōmen - name

33
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Which could be called a discipula?
Mark
Julius
Luke
Anna
A

Anna

34
Q
Which verb does not belong by conjugation?
Habitō
Exspectō
Habeō
Cūrō
A

Habeō

35
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In which principle part do we find the stem of a present tense?

A

2

36
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Both nouns and verbs have

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Number

37
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How many conjugations are there in Latin?

A

4

38
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Which verb doesn't belong by person?
Nārrātis
Tenēs
Dēbent
Vocās
A

Dēbent because all others are you verbs

39
Q
Which verb is plural?
Amāmus
Sum
Parat
Habēs
A

Amāmus

40
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What ending distinguishes a present infinitive?

A

Re

41
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What type of Latin verbs are not based on a stem?

A

Verbs that end in o

42
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Which does not translate habemus?
We did have
We have
We are having
We do have
A

We did have

Did makes it past tense

43
Q

Most verb endings end in o. What other ending is sometimes used?

A

M

44
Q

The grammatical term used to indicate the time in which an action is taking place is…..

A

Tense

45
Q

The second conjugation is distinguished by a ….

A

Long ē

46
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The translation of an infinitive is preceded by the word…..

A

To

47
Q
Agricola terram ......
Vidēs
Videt
Vident
Videō
A

Vident
They(farmers) see the land.
They makes the verb end in nt

48
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Patriam ...... dēbēs.
Amās
Amātis
Amat
Amāre
A

Amare
Dēbēs- you ought
Amare- to love==
You ought to love fatherland

49
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I am telling a story. Means in Latin

A

Fābulam nārro.

50
Q

What does “You and I are waiting for” mean in Latin?

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Exspectāmus

You and I =we= mus

51
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What does “I have the appearance” mean in Latin?

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Fōrmam habeō
Formam- predicate noun of form
Habeō- I have

52
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The sailor is preparing to tell a story. mean in Latin

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Nauta fābulam nārrāre parat.

Both nouns are singular.

53
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Tell me, George, in what country do you live? What does do you live mean in Latin from this sent.

A

Habitās

54
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...... sum.
Discipulās
Discipulae
Discipula
Discipulīs
A

Discipula.

I am a student.