Lesson 6 New Material

Question 1

Quid Romae fáciam?

Answer 1

What should I do in Rome?

Question 2

ascendo ascéndere ascendi ascensus

Answer 2

to climb up

Question 3

bibo bíbere bibi bíbitus

Answer 3

to drink

Question 4

contendo conténdere contendi – w/infin.

Answer 4

to strive, hasten, contend

Question 5

defendo deféndere defendi defensus

Answer 5

to defend

Question 6

emo émere ēmi emptus

Answer 6

to buy

Question 7

incendo incéndere incendi encensus

Answer 7

to set fire to, burn

Question 8

lego légere lēgi lectus

Answer 8

to read

Question 9

occido occídere occidi occisus

Answer 9

to cut down, kill

Question 10

pando pándere pandi passus

Answer 10

to spread, expand

Question 11

verto vértere verti versus

Answer 11

to turn

Question 12

What should I do in Rome?

Answer 12

Quid Romae fáciam?

Question 13

to climb up

Answer 13

ascendo ascéndere ascendi ascensus

Question 14

to drink

Answer 14

bibo bíbere bibi bíbitus

Question 15

to strive, hasten, contend

Answer 15

contendo conténdere contendi – w/infin.

Question 16

to defend

Answer 16

defendo deféndere defendi defensus

Question 17

to buy

Answer 17

emo émere ēmi emptus

Question 18

to set fire to, burn

Answer 18

incendo incéndere incendi encensus

Question 19

to read

Answer 19

lego légere lēgi lectus

Question 20

to cut down, kill

Answer 20

occido occídere occidi occisus

Question 21

to spread, expand

Answer 21

pando pándere pandi passus

Question 22

to turn

Answer 22

verto vértere verti versus

Question 23

The place or location of something is in the ___ case.

Answer 23

locative

Question 24

Give the Locative Rule.

Answer 24

For cities and small islands, the locative is identical to the ablative except in the 1st and 2nd declension singular, where it is identical to the gentiive. It is translated by in or at.

Question 25

What two words are not cities or small islands, but have a locative? What are their locatives?

Answer 25

domus, rus; domi ruri

Question 26

fácio with iter

Answer 26

march (literally, make a journey)

Question 27

Mílites iter faciebant.

Answer 27

The soldiers were marching.

Question 28

cápio with consílium

Answer 28

make a plan (literally captutre a plan).

Question 29

Galli consílium cápiunt.

Answer 29

The Gauls are making a plan.

Question 30

Marcus castra in silvis pósuit.

Answer 30

Mark pitched camp in the woords.

Question 31

pono with castra

Answer 31

pitch camp (literally, put camp)

Question 32

Which occurs more commonly with pono - in w/abl. or in w/acc.

Answer 32

in w/abl.

Question 33

Puella in mensā litteras pósuit.

Answer 33

The girl put the letter on the table.