Final Exam Case Endings and Grammer Flashcards by Jacki Leigh

What are the 3rd person singular and plural endings for perfect tense verbs?

singular: -it plural: -erunt

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What are the vocative endings? singular and plural

singular: a -e, -i, -r Plural- ae -i (with macron)

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Culture- In an early legend about the god Mars gave the Campus Martius its name, “field of mars” T/F

False

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Culture- The obelisk standing in the Solarium Auguist served as a huge sundial T/F

true

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Genetive Identifications-

Multi homines a Foro et a taberna Valeriae ambulant

of possesion

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Genetive Identifications-

Nunc, ergo parum negotii in taberna est

of the whole

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Genetive Identifications-

Labor feminarum fessarum in taberna finivit

of description

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Genetive Identifications-

Familia Valeriae in Subura habitat.

of possession

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Genetive Identifications-

Primum, tabernam tonsoris viderunt

of possession

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Genetive Identifications-

Tonsor, vir magnae staturae, pro taberna sua stetit.

of description

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Genetive Identifications-

Virum parvae staturae rasit

of description

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Translating suus, -a, -um

Actores magni ingenii in via fabulam suam agunt.

their play

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Translating suus, -a, -um

Saepe (aut semper) vir paucae industriae pecuniam suam amittunt.

their money

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Translating suus, -a, -um

Nonnilli pueri ad ludum amicos suos vocant

their friemds

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Translating suus, -a, -um

Tonsor pro taberna sua stat

his shop

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Translating suus, -a, -um

Simia propter iocos suos risit.

his own jokes

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Translating suus, -a, -um

Paedagogi ad scholam disipulas suas duxerunt

their students

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Translating suus, -a, -um

Vir paucas ficorum suarum edit

his figs

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Case endings-Singular and Plural

What are the case endings for the nominative case?

Singular-

-a -um, er, us

Plural

-ae -i

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Case endings-Singular and Plural

What are the case endings for the genitive case?

Singular-

-ae -i

Plural-

-arum -orum

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Case endings-Singular and Plural

What are the case endings for the daitive case?

singular-

-ae -o

Plural-

-is -is

Case endings-Singular and Plural

What are the case endings for the accusative case?

Singular-

-am -um

Plural

-as -os

Case endings-Singular and Plural

What are the case endings for the ablative case?

Singular-

-a (with macron) -o

Plural-

-is is

Case endings-Singular and Plural

what are the case endings for the vocative case?

Singular-

-a -e, -i, -r

Plural

-ae -i

Suus, -a, -um means? \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*

his or her own

Culture- The subura is an upper clase neighboorhood. T/F

False

Culture- Julius Ceasar grew up in the Subura according to the Roman author Suetonius.

True

Culture- Insula means "island", but also "apartment building" or "tenement"

True

In context-Figure out whether the word is the daitive, nominative, or ablative case. Pater cum **filis** in Forum intravit.

ablative plural

In context-Figure out whether the word is the daitive, nominative, or ablative case. Astrologus praedictum **feminae** dicit.

Daitive singular

In context-Figure out whether the word is the daitive, nominative, or ablative case. Ancillae cibum **feminis** paraverunt.

daitive plural

In context-Figure out whether the word is the daitive, nominative, or ablative case. Subito **viri** a taberna abierunt.

nominative plural

In context-Figure out whether the word is the daitive, nominative, or ablative case. Brevem momentum femina de quinique **pueris** cogitavit.

ablative plural

When trying to figure out subject and direct object of neuter words (AKA nominative and accusative cases) what is most useful?

Identifying the subjects of the sentence. It will always appear in the nominative case. Using the verb ending will assist you in figuring out which case is which.

The goddess Juno's sacred ______ warned the Romans of danger during a siege by the Guals.

Geese

Which epothet refers to the goddess Juno as the one who warns or protects?

Moneta

What was built near Juno's Capitoline temple?

a mint

Infinitives- Marcus ad tabernam **ire** vult

objective/complementary

Infinatives Nos poma post cename **esse** docet

objective/complementary

Infinitives **Noscere** venditores bonum negotium est

Subjective

Finish the chart of the perfect tense for dico, dicere, dixi, dictum. Dixi \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ dixit \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Dixi diximus dixisti dixistis dixit dixorunt

Juno was known for her patience and acceptance of Jupiters philandering

False

The mother's of Hercules, Diaonysys and Perseus are among Jupiter's extramatrial lovers.

True

Which of these famous quotes was not said by Julius Ceasar? Alea iacta est Et tu Brute? In vino veritas Veni, Vidi, Vici

In vino veritas

Make an adverb with the verb- bonus, -a, -um

bene

Make an adverb with the verb- iratus, -a, -um

irate

Make an adverb with the verb- longus, -a. -um

longe

Make an adverb with the verb- Laetus, -a, -um

laete

What year did mount Vesuvius erupt and destroy Pompeii and Herculaneum?

79 AD