Lesson 11 Quiz Review

Question 1

circum te

Answer 1

around you

Question 2

inter tabellas

Answer 2

between the writing tablets

Question 3

in the grass

Answer 3

in herbā

ablative case

Question 4

into the grass

Answer 4

in herbam

accusative case

Question 5

they carried

Answer 5

portaverunt

perfect tense

Question 6

foot

Answer 6

pes pedis m.

Question 7

fortune

Answer 7

fortuna -ae f.

Question 8

to shout

Answer 8

clamo clamare

Question 9

difficult

Answer 9

diffícilis -e

Question 10

daughter

Answer 10

fília -ae f.

Question 11

lazy

Answer 11

piger pigra pigrum

Question 12

good

Answer 12

bonus bona bonum

Question 13

cena -ae f.

Answer 13

NOUN

dinner

Question 14

herba -ae f.

herb

Answer 14

NOUN

green plant,

grass

Question 15

tabella -ae f.

Answer 15

NOUN

writing tablet

Question 16

turba -ae f.

turbulent

Answer 16

NOUN

crowd, turmoil

Question 17

vacca -ae f.

vaccine

Answer 17

NOUN

cow

Question 18

NOUN

gift

Answer 18

donum -i n.

Question 19

Prepositions that express motion toward generally take what case?

Answer 19

accusative

Question 20

Prepositions that express location, no motion, or motion from, generally take what case?

Answer 20

ablative

Question 21

Give two prepositions that can take either the ablative or the accusative case.

Answer 21

in, sub

Question 22

Latin prepositions govern either the _______ or _______ case.

Answer 22

Latin prepositions govern either the ablative or accusative case.

Question 23

Hannibal at the gates

Answer 23

Hánnibal ad portas

Question 24

The crowd shouted

Answer 24

Turba clamavit

Question 25

Fíliae sunt pigrae.

Answer 25

The daughters are lazy.

Question 26

To the king’s feet

Answer 26

Ad regis pedes

w/acc.

Question 27

They carried gifts

Answer 27

Dona portaverunt

Question 28

on account of a difficult fortune

Answer 28

propter diffícilem fortunam

w/acc.