Final Review: Lesson 11 (Prepositions with Accusative and 1DF Nouns) COPY

Question 1

ad

Answer 1

to, toward, at

derivative: adventure

Question 2

ante

Answer 2

before (in time and place)

derivative: antecedent

Question 3

apud

Answer 3

among

Question 4

in

accusative case

Answer 4

into, onto

derivative: inspect

Question 5

inter

Answer 5

between

derivative: interstellar

Question 6

ob

Answer 6

because of

derivative: object

Question 7

per

Answer 7

through

derivative: persist

Question 8

post

Answer 8

after, behind

derivative: post meridian, P. M.

Question 9

propter

Answer 9

on account of

Question 10

sub

accusative case

Answer 10

to the foot of

derivative: subway

Question 11

trans

Answer 11

across

derivative: transport

Question 12

circum

Answer 12

around

derivative: circumvent

Question 13

contra

Answer 13

against

derivative: contradict

Question 14

juxta

Answer 14

near

derivative: juxtapose

Question 15

cena, -ae

Answer 15

f. dinner

Question 16

herba, -ae

Answer 16

f. green plant, grass

derivative: herb

Question 17

tabella, -ae

Answer 17

f. writing tablet

Question 18

turba, -ae

Answer 18

f. crowd, turmoil

derivative: turbulent

Question 19

vacca, -ae

Answer 19

f. cow

derivative: vaccine

Question 20

A preposition shows the relationship between…

Answer 20

a noun/pronoun and another word in a sentence

Question 21

A prepositional phrase consists of…

Answer 21

the preposition and its object (and modifiers)

Question 22

Latin prepositions take or govern either…

Answer 22

the ablative or the accusative cases

Question 23

What English word has an additional letter before words that begin with vowels?

Answer 23

the article adjective a/an

Question 24

What two Latin prepositions are similar to a/an?

Answer 24

a/ab

and

e/ex

Question 25

Generally, prepositions that express motion toward take the __________ case

Answer 25

accusative case

Question 26

Generally, prepositions that express location, no motion, or motion from take the ____________ case

Answer 26

ablative case

Question 27

Which prepositions can take either the ablative or the accusative case?

Answer 27

in, sub

Question 28

Hánnibal ad portas

Answer 28

Hannibal at the gates

Question 29

1D F noun accusative case endings

Answer 29

am, as

Question 30

2D us M noun accusative case endings

Answer 30

um, os

Question 31

2D um N noun accusative case endings

Answer 31

um, a

Question 32

3D M/F, 3D i-stem noun accusative case endings

Answer 32

em, es

Question 33

3D N noun accusative case endings

Answer 33

_______, a

Question 34

3D N i-stem noun accusative case endings

Answer 34

_______, ia

Question 35

4D M noun accusative case endings

Answer 35

um, ūs

Question 36

5D F accusative endings

Answer 36

em, es

Question 37

Recite the prepositions with accusative (Happy Birthday tune)

Answer 37

ad, ante, apud, in, inter, ob, per, post, propter, sub, trans, circum, contra, juxta