L2 Finals

Question 1

Give the Declension of Ego (NGD)

Answer 1

N S → ego,
G S → meī,
D S → mihi,
Ac S → mē,
Ab S → mē,
N P → nōs,
G P → nostrūm,
D P → nōbīs,
Ac P → nōs,
Ab P → nōbīs

Question 2

Give the Paradigm of īdem (NGD)

Answer 2

N S → īdem,
G S → ēiusdem,
D S → eīdem,
Ac S → eundem,
Ab S → eōdem,
N P → eīdem,
G P → eōrundem,
D P → eīsdem,
Ac P → eōsdem,
Ab P → eīsdem

Question 3

Give the perfect indicative active forms of moneō (123)

Answer 3

1a → monuī,
2s → monuistī
3s → monuit,
1p → monuimus,
2p → monuistis,
3p → monuērunt,

Question 4

Give the parsing (mood, tense, voice, person, number) for the main verb of the following Latin sentence: Post paucas horas Ceasar Asiam cēpit.

Answer 4

Mood → indicative,
Tense → perfect,
Voice → active,
Person → 3rd,
Number → singular

Question 5

Perfect Indicative Active of laudō. Fill in the paradigm form. (123)

Answer 5

1S → laudāvi,
2S → ladāvistī,
3S → laudāvit,
1P → laudāvimus,
2P → laudāvistis,
3P → laudāvērunt

Question 6

Type in the direct object from the following Latin sentence. User lower case.
Fata viam invenient.

Answer 6

viam

Question 7

Type in the word to which “sē” refers back to in the following Latin sentence:
Consules sē nec tēcum nec cum illīs aliīs iungēbant.

Answer 7

Consules

Question 8

Fill in the paradigm for the Pluperfect Indicative Active. Laudo (123)

Answer 8

1S → laudāveram,
2S → laudāverās,
3S → laudāverat,
1P → laudāverāmus,
2P. → laudāverātis,
3P → laudāverant

Question 9

Give the parsing (mood, tense, voice, person, number) of the main verb of the following sentence:
Magnam partem illārum urbium post multōs annōs vī et cōnsiliō capiēbat.

Answer 9

Mood → indicative,
Tense → imperfect,
Voice → active,
Person → 3rd,
Number → singular

Question 10

Give the declension of hostis (NGD)

Answer 10

N S → hostis,
G S → hostis,
D S → hostī,
Ac S → hostem,
Ab S → hoste,
N P → hostēs,
G P → hostium,
D P → hostibus,
Ac P → hostēs,
Ab P → hostibus

Question 11

GIve the future indicative active forms of moneo (123)

Answer 11

1s → monēbō,
2s → monēbis,
3s → monēbit,
1p → monēbimus,
2p → monēbitis,
3p → monēbunt

Question 12

Give the parsing (mood, tense, voice, person, number) of the last verb in the following sentence:
Duo ex filiis ā portā per agros cum patre suō heri currēbant et in aquam cecidērunt.

Answer 12

Mood → indicative,
Tense → perfect,
Voice → active,
Person → 3rd,
Number → plural

Question 13

Give the forms for the Future Perfect Active audiō (123)

Answer 13

1s → audīverō,
2s → audīveris,
3s → audīverit,
1p → audīverimus,
2p → audīveritis,
3p → audīverint

Question 14

Give the pardigm for the Imperfect Indicative Active of Sum. (123)

Answer 14

1s → eram,
2s → erās,
3s → erat,
1p → erāmus,
2p → erātis,
3p → erant

Question 15

Decline the feminine forms of omnis (NGD)

Answer 15

N S → omnis,
G S → omnis,
D S → omnī,
Ac S → omnem,
Ab S → omnī,
N P → omnēs,
G P → omnium,
D P → omnibus,
Ac P → omnēs,
Ab P → omnibus

Question 16

Why does the underlined word appear in the case in which it appears?
Fortēs virī et fēminae ante AETĀTEM NOSTRAM vīvēbant.

Answer 16

It is accusative because it is governed by a preposition that takes the accusative.

Question 17

give the Declension of the masculine relative pronoun (NGD)

Answer 17

N S → quī,
G S → cūius,
D S → cui,
Ac S → quem,
Ab S → quō,
N P → quī,
G P → quōrum,
D P → quibus,
Ac P → quōs,
Ab P → quibus

Question 18

Give the imperfect, indicative, active forms for moneō (123)

Answer 18

1s → monēbam,
2s → monēbās,
3s → monēbat,
1p → monēbāmus,
2p → monēbātis,
3p → monēbant

Question 19

Match the person and number with the correct form of the Present Indicative Active of Laudo. (123)

Answer 19

1s → laudo,
2s → laudas,
3s → laudat,
1p→ laudamus,
2p → laudatis,
3p → laudant

Question 20

Give the parsing (mood, tense, voice, person, number) for the main verb of the following Latin sentence: Post paucas horas Ceasar Asiam cēpit.

Answer 20

Mood → indicative,
Tense → perfect,
Voice → active,
Person → 3rd,
Number → singular

Question 21

Type in the direct object of the following Latin sentence:
Puer matrem timēbat, quae eum saepe neglegēbat.

Answer 21

Matrem

Question 22

Give the imperfect indicative passive of laudō (123)

Answer 22

1s → laudābar,
2s → laudābāris,
3s → laudābātur,
1p → laudābāmur,
2p → laudābāminī,
3p → laudābantur

Question 23

Give the present indicative passive forms of moneō (123)

Answer 23

1s → moneor,
2s → monēris,
3s → monētur,
1p → monēmur,
2p → monēminī,
3p → monentur

Question 24

Give the parsing (mood, tense, voice, person, number) of the main verb of the following sentence:
Multī morte etiam facilī nimis terrentur.

Answer 24

Mood → indicative,
Tense → present,
Voice → passive,
Person → 3rd,
Number → plural

Question 25

Give the pluperfect indicative passive of laudō (123)

Answer 25

1s → laudātus eram, 2s → laudātus erās, 3s → laudātus erat, 1p → laudātī erāmus, 2p → laudātī erātis, 3p → laudātī erant

Question 26

What form of speech is the first word in the following Latin sentence? Quis libertatem eorum eo tempore delēre coepit?

Answer 26

Interrogative pronoun

Question 27

Give the declension of cornū (NGD)

Answer 27

N S → cornū, G S → cornūs, D S → cornū(i), Ac S → cornū, Ab S → cornū, N P → cornua, G P → cornuum, D P → cornibus, Ac P → cornua, Ab P → cornibus

Question 28

Give the forms of corpus. (NGD)

Answer 28

N S → corpus, G S → corporis, D S → corporī, Ac S → corpus, Ab S → corpore, N P → corpora, G P → corporum, D P → corporibus, Ac P. → corpora, Ab P → corporibus

Question 29

What case is the underlined noun? A quibus studium DIFFICILIUM artium eo tempore neglectum est?

Answer 29

Genitive