Lesson 18 Quiz

Question 1

kind

Answer 1

genus generis n.

Question 2

work

Answer 2

opus operis n.

Question 3

wound

Answer 3

vulnus vulneris n.

Question 4

column

Answer 4

agmen agminis n.

Question 5

burden

Answer 5

onus oneris n.

Question 6

song

Answer 6

carmen carminis n.

Question 7

journey

Answer 7

iter itíneris n.

Question 8

body

Answer 8

corpus córporis n.

Question 9

time

Answer 9

tempus témporis n.

Question 10

spring

Answer 10

ver veris n.

Question 11

Knowledge itself is power.

Answer 11

Ipsa sciéntia potestas est.

Question 12

Ipse senator in foro orat.

Answer 12

The senator himself is speaking in the forum.

Question 13

Ipsa in saxo sedet.

Answer 13

She herself is sitting on a rock.

Question 14

Epístulam ipsi regi scripsi.

Answer 14

I wrote a letter to the king himself.

Question 15

Ipsam urbem oppugnaverunt.

Answer 15

They have attacked the city itself.

Question 16

The town itself is burning.

Answer 16

Ipsum óppidum ardet.

Question 17

He himself ordered the journey.

Answer 17

Ipse iter jussit.

Question 18

The reflexive pronoun refers…

Answer 18

back to the subject.

Question 19

The intensive pronoun or adjective ________another word in the sentence.

Answer 19

The intensive pronoun or adjective emphasizes another word in the sentence.

Question 20

The intensive and reflexive pronouns have the ____ forms in English, but ____ forms in Latin.

Answer 20

The intensive and reflexive pronouns have the same forms in English, but different forms in Latin.

Question 21

In English, reflexive and intensive pronouns end in ______

Answer 21

In English, reflexive and intensive pronouns end in -self or -selves.