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Deliciae

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Pet

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Oculis

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With eyes

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Verba

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Words

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Passeris

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Of a sparrow

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Amores

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Loves

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Digito

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With a finger

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Sororum

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Of sisters

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Pax

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Peace

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Senes

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Old men

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One can determine the declension of a noun by looking at the ________ case, singular

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Genitive

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An adjective agrees with its noun in ____, ______, and case but not necessarily in declension

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, gender

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12
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A construction which begins with a verb of saying and is followed by an infinitive is called _____.

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Indirect statement

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The English word ____ is often implied in the above construction, although it is not expressed in Latin

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That

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In this construction, the subject is not the nominative case, but in the ______ case.

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Accusative

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A Latin word that can mean “himself” “herself” or “themselves” is _____

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Se

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The word himself, herself, and themselves are known in English as ______ pronouns because they reflect on the subject

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Refelctive

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For the English derivative, oculist the Latin root word is _____ which means _____

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Oculus, eye

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For the English derivative delectable the Latin root word is ____ which means _____

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Dominae, mistress

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For the English derivative senile the Latin root word is _____ which means _____

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Senex, old man

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For the English derivative pacific the Latin root word is _____ which means _____

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Pax, peace

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For the English derivative verbose the Latin root word is _____ which means ______

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Verba, words

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For the English derivative paramour the Latin root word is _____ which means _____

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Amor, love

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For the English derivative dominion the Latin root word is ____ which means _____

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Domina, mistress

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For the English derivative binoculars the Latin root word is ____ which means ______

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Oculus, eye

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For the English derivative prestidigitation the Latin root word is _____ which means _____

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Digitis, finger

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What is the Latin infinitive that would be used in the following indirect statement: I think you are a good student.

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Esse

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What is the Latin infinitive that would be used in the following indirect statement: we know that the girls loves the sparrow

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Amare

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What is the Latin infinitive that would be used in the following indirect statement: she thinks her mother teaches her well

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Docere

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What is the Latin infinitive that would be used in the following indirect statement: the Romans say they are preparing for war.

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Parare

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What is the Latin infinitive that would be used in the following indirect statement: the girls think they are staying in town tonight.

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Manere

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What is the Latin infinitive that would be used in the following indirect statement: they know you think about gifts at holiday time.

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Cogitare

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What is the Latin infinitive that would be used in the following indirect statement: I know I am able to do the math.

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Posse

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What is the Latin infinitive that would be used in the following indirect statement: the general thinks the soldiers are in the fort.

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Esse

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What is the Latin infinitive that would be used in the following indirect statement: I know I envy all the poets

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Invidere

35
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Identify the case and number of pacis.

A

Genitive singular

36
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Identify the case and number of sorori

A

Dative singular

37
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The adjective pulchra agrees with all of the following except…
A. Amor b. soror c. Verba d. Pax

A

A.

38
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Which two cases have identical plural endings in each declension?

A

Dative and ablative

39
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What is the case used for for invideo?

A

Dative

40
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Which of the following is not ablative singular?

A. Passere b. Tenere c. Sorore d. Amore

A

B. To hold

41
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Which of the following is genitive plural?

A. Gremium b. Verbum c. Dolum d. Senum

A

D.

42
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The tranquility of the ~long~ peace ended abruptly.

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Longae

43
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He thinks that her ~eyes are beautiful~

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Oculos pulchros esse. Acc. Noun and adj. are-esse

44
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He saw ~many old men~ on the street.

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Multos senes

45
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She thinks that ~she herself is the love~ of his life.

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Se amorem esse

46
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They were bothered ~by the many sparrows~ in the park

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Ā multis passeribus

47
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She thinks that her ~sisters love their pet~

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Sorores delicias amare

48
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Why ~are you bitting my finger~

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Digitum meum mordes

49
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The slave envied ~the man~ who owned him

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Virum

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I think ~my sister ought to be a strict teacher~

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Sororem meam magistram severam esse debere

51
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What third declension ending is the same as nominative plural?

A

Acc. plural

52
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We ought to love peace more than war.

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Pacem plus quam bellum amare debemus

53
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The children told ~the distinguished old man~ that ~they~ had been ~good~

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Senem praeclarum / se / bonos

54
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All of the following is derived from the oculus except

A. Octave b. monocle c. Eyelet d. Inoculate

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C

55
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The Pacific Ocean was named from the Latin word for

A

Peace

56
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All of the following is derived from the Latin word senex except
A. Senate b. seniority c. Senile d. Sensible

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D.

57
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All of the following is derived from the Latin word puto except
A. Computer b. putrid c. Reputation d. Dispute

A

B.

58
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A digitae leaf is so called because it

A

Has five divisions like fingers of a hand

59
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I want to live in a sorority where members all treat each other like..

A

Sisters

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