Mod 6 Lesson 1

Question 1

The verb “facio” is irregular in that it cannot be passive in the _____, _____ and _____ tense.

Answer 1

present, imperfect, future

Question 2

The ablative of description is a noun and an adjective and it is usually a quality that is not necessarily ______

Answer 2

permanent

Question 3

Ablative of description ex: “Julius Caesar est vir magno virtute.”

Answer 3

“Julius Caesar is a man with great virtue.” Caesar could, theoretically, be virtuous today but not tomorrow.

Question 4

For permanent qualities, the ______ of ______ is generally used.

Answer 4

genitive, description

Question 5

Genitive of description ex: “Julius Caesar est vir nobilis generis.”

Answer 5

“Julius Caesar is a man of a noble birth.” His birth cannot change so the genitive is most often used.

Question 6

facio, facere, feci, factus means

Answer 6

to do or make

Question 7

fio, fieri, factus

Answer 7

to be done or made

Question 8

facio, facere, feci, factus is only ____ in the present, imperfect and future tenses

Answer 8

active

Question 9

fio, fieri, factus has active forms, but it is the ___ of ____ in the present imperfect and future tenses

Answer 9

passive, facio

Question 10

facit -
faciebat -
faciet

Answer 10

facit - s/he, it does
faciebat - s/he, it was doing
faciet - s/he, it will do

Question 11

fit -
fiebat -
fiet -

Answer 11

fit - s/he, it is done
fiebat - s/he/ it was done
fiet - s/he, it will be done

Question 12

The perfect passive forms of facio, facere and fio, fieri are the ____:
factum est -
factum erat -
factum erit -

Answer 12

same,
factum est - it was done
factum erat - it had been done
factum erit - it will have been done