November 25 - 10.2: Unit 9 Material

Question 1

Cardinal number

Answer 1

An adjective or noun counting to indicate quantity but not order

Question 2

Cardinal

Answer 2

Of foremost importance

Question 3

Ordinal number

Answer 3

An adjective used to indicate the rank/order of something

Question 4

Ordinal

Answer 4

Pertaining to order or rank

Question 5

{semi}

Answer 5

half, partially

Question 6

{uni}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 6

1

Latin cardinal number

Question 7

{du}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 7

2

Latin cardinal number

Question 8

{tri}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 8

3

Latin cardinal number

Question 9

{quadru/quadri/quadr}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 9

4

Latin cardinal number

Question 10

{quinqu/quinque}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 10

5

Latin cardinal number

Question 11

{sex}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 11

6

Latin cardinal number

Question 12

{sept/septem}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 12

7

Latin cardinal number

Question 13

{octo/octi}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 13

8

Latin cardinal number

Question 14

{nov/novem}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 14

9

Latin cardinal number

Question 15

{dec/deci/decem}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 15

10

Latin cardinal number

Question 16

{cent/centi}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 16

100

Latin cardinal number

Question 17

{mil/milli}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 17

1000

Latin cardinal number

Question 18

{bis}

Answer 18

twice

Question 19

{primus}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 19

first

Latin ordinal number

Question 20

{secundus}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 20

second

Latin ordinal number

Question 21

{tertius}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 21

third

Latin ordinal number

Question 22

{quartus}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 22

fourth

Latin ordinal number

Question 23

{quintus}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 23

quintus

Latin ordinal number

Question 24

{sextus}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 24

sixth

Latin ordinal number

Question 25

{septimus}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 25

seventh

Latin ordinal number

Question 26

{octavus}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 26

eighth

Latin ordinal number

Question 27

{nonus}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 27

ninth

Latin ordinal number

Question 28

{decimus}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 28

tenth

Latin ordinal number

Question 29

{hen(o)}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 29

1

Greek cardinal number

Question 30

{dy(o)}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 30

2

Greek cardinal number

Question 31

{tri}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 31

3

Greek cardinal number

Question 32

{tetra}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 32

4

Greek cardinal number

Question 33

{pent}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 33

5

Greek cardinal number

Question 34

{hex}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 34

6

Greek cardinal number

Question 35

{hepta}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 35

7

Greek cardinal number

Question 36

{octo}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 36

8

Greek cardinal number

Question 37

{ennea}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 37

9

Greek cardinal number

Question 38

{deca}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 38

10

Greek cardinal number

Question 39

{hecat(o)/hect(o)}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 39

100

Greek cardinal number

Question 40

{kil(o)}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 40

1000

Greek cardinal number

Question 41

{prot(o)}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 41

first

Greek ordinal number

Question 42

{deuter(o)}

Ordinal or cardinal?

Answer 42

second

Greek ordinal number

Question 43

{mon(o)}

Answer 43

single, only

Question 44

{poly}

Answer 44

much, many

Question 45

{mult(i)}

Answer 45

many

Question 46

{olig(o)}

Answer 46

few

Question 47

{pan}

Answer 47

all

Question 48

Plurals of nouns from Latin: FIRST DECLENSION

Answer 48

-a → -ae

ex: persona –> personae

Question 49

Plurals of nouns from Latin: SECOND DECLENSION

Answer 49

-us → -i
-um → -a

ex: alumnus –> alumni
ex: stratum –> strata

Question 50

Plurals of nouns from Latin: THIRD DECLENSION

Answer 50

Greek
-is → -es

Latin
-ex → -ices

ex: neurosis –> neuroses
ex: index –> indices

Question 51

Mirabile dictu

Answer 51

Literally: marvelous in respect to telling
Today: a marvel/wonder to tell/report

Question 52

Inter nos

Answer 52

Literally: between us
Today: same but with the sense that the thing told is to remain secret to us only

Question 53

Corpus delicti

Answer 53

Literally: body of crime
Today: concrete evidence of a crime

Question 54

Habeas corpus

Answer 54

Literally: present/produce the body
Today: in a law court a proceeding that requires the prosecutor to produce sufficient evidence of the guilt of the accused, without which the defendant is released from custody

Question 55

Nota bene

Answer 55

Literally: note well; often abbreviated N.B.
Today: directs the attention of the reader or listener to something important