Latin FInal

Question 1

Parse the main verb of the following Latin sentence.
Quis iussit illam rem pūblicam servitūte asperā līberārī?

Answer 1

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

Question 2

Parse the main verb of the following Latin sentence.
Postea audīvimus servos donorum causa laboravisse, ut milites fideles heri narrāverant.

Answer 2

Tense → perfect,
Person → 1st,
Number → plural,
Mood → indicative,
Voice → active

Question 3

Parse audiamus.

Answer 3

Mood → subjunctive,
Tense → present,
Voice → active,
Person → 1st,
Number → plural

Question 4

Parse the verb in the dependent ut clause.
Princeps arma meliora in manibus militum posuit, ut hostes terrerent.

Answer 4

Person → 3rd,
Tense → imperfect,
Mood → subjunctive,
Voice → active,
Number → plural

Question 5

Give the mood, tense, voice, person, and number for the word laudavisses.

Answer 5

Person → 2nd,
Number → singular,
Voice → active,
Tense → pluperfect,
Mood → subjunctive

Question 6

Give the parsing for audiri

Answer 6

Voice → passive,
Tense → present,
Mood → infinitive

Question 7

Match the person and number to the appropriate form of the Present Indicative Passive of audio. (123)

Answer 7

1 S→ audior,
2 S→ audiris,
3 S→ auditur,
1 P → audimur,
2 P → audimini,
3 P → audiuntur

Question 8

Match the case and number to the appropriate forms of res.

Answer 8

N S → res,
G S → rei,
D S → rei,
Acc S → rem,
Abl S → re,
N P → res,
G P → rerum,
D P → rebus,
Acc P → res,
Abl P → rebus

Question 9

Match the case and number to the appropriate forms of the masculine present participle of the verb ago. (NGD)

Answer 9

N S → agens,
G S → agentis,
D S → agenti,
Acc S → agentem,
Abl S → agenti,
N P → agentes,
G P → agentium,
D P → agentibus,
Acc P → agentes,
Abl P → agentibus

Question 10

What is the main verb of the following Latin sentence?
Minerva, filia Iovis, nata est plena scientiae et ingenii.

Answer 10

nata est

Question 11

Which of the following is the perfect active infinitive of laudo?

Answer 11

Laudavisse

Question 12

Which two words form an ablative absolute in the following Latin sentence?
Igne visō, omnēs virī et uxores territae sunt et ultra urbem ad litus insulae navigavērunt, ubi perfugium inventum est.

Answer 12

Igne viso

Question 13

Type in the subject of the following Latin sentence.
Nemo fidem neglegēns timōre umquam carēbit.

Answer 13

Nemo

Question 14

Type in the Indicative, Imperfect, Passive, 3rd person singular form of laudo.

Answer 14

laudabatur

Question 15

Type in the masculine nominative singular form of the comparative degree of the adjective carus (meaning dear, so the comparative means “dearer”).

Answer 15

carior

Question 16

Type in the two words (the infinitive verb and the accusative subject) that are in indirect discourse in the following sentence.
Negavit se umquam vidisse servam fideliorem quam hanc.

Answer 16

se vidisse

Question 17

What tense is the main verb of the following Latin sentence?
Senēs in gente nostrā ab filiīs numquam neglegēbantur.

Answer 17

Imperfect

Question 18

Type in the word in the following Latin sentence that is an infinitive.
Quisque cupit quam pulcherrima atque utilissima dona dare.

Answer 18

dare

Question 19

What mood is ducas?

Answer 19

Subjunctive

Question 20

Type in the word that is the subject of the following Latin sentence.
Auctor sapiens et diligens turpia vitet et tantum plura bona probet.

Answer 20

auctor