Phase I

Question 1

nominative (p)

Answer 1

ae

Question 2

genitive (p)

Answer 2

arum

Question 3

accusative (p)

Answer 3

as

Question 4

dative (p), ablative (p)

Answer 4

is

Question 5

nominative

Answer 5

a

Question 6

genitive

Answer 6

ae

Question 7

dative

Answer 7

ae

Question 8

accusative

Answer 8

am

Question 9

ablative

Answer 9

a

Question 10

ae (p)

Answer 10

nominative

Question 11

arum (p)

Answer 11

genitive

Question 12

as (p)

Answer 12

accusative

Question 13

is (p)

Answer 13

dative, ablative

Question 14

ae

Answer 14

genitive, dative

Question 15

am

Answer 15

accusative

Question 16

a

Answer 16

nominative, ablative

Question 17

Nominative use

Answer 17

Generic, “a moon.” Subject.

Question 18

Genitive use

Answer 18

Used to show relationship or possession.

Question 19

Dative use

Answer 19

Used for something which has something done to or for. Receiver of an action.

Question 20

Accusative use

Answer 20

Ends a thought, “Jane ate a salad.” The salad is the endpoint. Past tense usage.

Question 21

Ablative use

Answer 21

Complicated - the time when, place where or from which something is done, how something was done, the way in which something was done (time/circumstance/cause of event.)