Lesson 9: New Material

Question 1

aurora -ae f.

Answer 1

dawn

Question 2

eagle

Answer 2

áquila -ae f.

Question 3

mea culpa

Answer 3

my fault

Question 4

meus mea meum

Answer 4

my

Question 5

áquila -ae f.

Answer 5

eagle

Question 6

your (pl.)

Answer 6

vester vestra vestrum

Question 7

tuus tua tuum

Answer 7

your

Question 8

noster nostra nostrum

Answer 8

our

Question 9

crown

Answer 9

corona -ae f.

Question 10

kitchen

Answer 10

culina -ae f.

Question 11

dawn

Answer 11

aurora -ae f.

Question 12

jánua -ae f.

Answer 12

door

Question 13

fenestra -ae f.

Answer 13

window

Question 14

door

Answer 14

jánua -ae f.

Question 15

fábula -ae f.

Answer 15

story, tale

Question 16

corona -ae f.

Answer 16

crown

Question 17

my fault

Answer 17

mea culpa

Question 18

insula -ae f.

Answer 18

island

Question 19

my

Answer 19

meus mea meum

Question 20

vester vestra vestrum

Answer 20

your (pl.)

Question 21

our

Answer 21

noster nostra nostrum

Question 22

window

Answer 22

fenestra -ae f.

Question 23

fémina -ae f.

Answer 23

woman

Question 24

woman

Answer 24

fémina -ae f.

Question 25

your

Answer 25

tuus tua tuum

Question 26

fortune

Answer 26

fortuna -ae f.

Question 27

story, tale

Answer 27

fábula -ae f.

Question 28

culina -ae f.

Answer 28

kitchen

Question 29

island

Answer 29

insula -ae f.

Question 30

fortuna -ae f.

Answer 30

fortune

Question 31

The genitive of 1st- and 2nd-person pronouns is used for ___ expressions that do not show ___.

Answer 31

of; possession

Question 32

To show possession in the 1st and 2nd person, use the possessive pronoun adjectives:

Answer 32

meus tuus noster vester

Question 33

Do the possessive pronoun adjectives function like adjectives or pronouns?

Answer 33

adjectives

Question 34

Give the Adjective Agreement Rule.

Answer 34

An adjective agrees with its noun in gender, number, and case, but not declension.