Schola Undecima

Question 1

carving, graven image

Answer 1

sculptile, -is n

Question 2

likeness

Answer 2

similitudo, similitudinis f

Question 3

water

Answer 3

aqua, -ae f

Question 4

iniquity, evil

Answer 4

iniquitas, iniquitatis f

Question 5

generation

Answer 5

generatio, -onis f

Question 6

mercy

Answer 6

misericordia, -ae f

Question 7

commandment, precept

Answer 7

praeceptum, -i n

Question 8

a jealous person, one who loves zealously

Answer 8

zelotes, zelotae m

Question 9

man, male

Answer 9

vir, viri m

Question 10

a thousand

Answer 10

mille n 3rd

pl. milia, millia

Question 11

all, every, any

Answer 11

omnis, omne 3rd in two endings

Question 12

strong, mighty

Answer 12

fortis, forte 3rd in two endings

Question 13

eleventh

Answer 13

undecimus, -a, -um

Question 14

this, these, he, she, it, they

Answer 14

hic, haec, hoc

Question 15

to make, do

Answer 15

facio, facere, feci, factus

Question 16

to cherish, abide, cultivate, till, tend, care for, inhabit, protect, worship

Answer 16

colo, colere, colui, cultus

Question 17

to visit

Answer 17

visito, visitare, visitavi, visitatus

Question 18

to hate

Answer 18

odi, odisse 3rd

found only in the perfect but translated as the present

Question 19

to love

not amo, amare, amavi, amatus

Answer 19

diligo, diligere, dilexi, dilectus

Question 20

to keep, guard

Answer 20

custodio, custodire, custodivi, custoditus

Question 21

above, from above

Answer 21

desuper

Question 22

below, from below

Answer 22

deorsum

Question 23

nor

Answer 23

nee, neque

Question 24

How is the Simple Future Tense formed in the third and fourth conjugations?

Answer 24

present stem (i is retained for 3rd io verbs, i is retained for 4th)
+ connection vowel (“a” 1ps “e” all others)
+ personal endings

Question 25

Decline the third person pronoun in the masculine, feminine, and neuter genders.

Answer 25

M. F. N.

is             ea          id 
ejus         ejus       ejus 
ei             ei           ei
eum         eam      id 
eo            eā          eo

ei, ii          eae        ea 
eorum      earum   eorum 
eis            eis         eis 
eos           eas        ea 
eis            eis          eis

Question 26

What are the personal endings for the first two declensions? Use filia, filius, and templum.

Answer 26

filia           filius       templum 
filiae         filii          templi 
filiae         filio         templo 
filiam        filium      templum 
filiā           filio          templo 

filiae         filii            templa 
filiarum    filiorum    templorum 
filiis          filiis           templis 
filias         filios          templa 
filiis          filiis           templis

Question 27

Why is the Latin of the Vulgate’s Old Testament difficult.

Answer 27

It is influenced by Hebrew grammar and usage.

Question 28

What are the plural forms of qui, quale, quod?

Answer 28

qui, quae, quae

Question 29

Decline hic, haec, hoc.

Answer 29

hic       haec       hoc 
hujus   hujus      hujus 
huic     huic        huic 
hunc    hanc       hoc
hoc      hac         hoc 

hi          hae         haec 
horum  horum    horum 
his        his          his
hos       has         haec 
his        his          his

Question 30

The adjective hic, haec, hoc can also be used as a _____?

Answer 30

third person pronoun

Question 31

How is the Active Participle treated in Latin?

Answer 31

As an adjective of the third declension in one ending

Question 32

How is the participle formed in Latin?

Answer 32

Remove the “o” from the 1ps
Add the connecting vowel
1st -a 2nd -e 3rd -e 4th -ie
Add the ending “ns” for 1ps, and “nt” for the other persons.

Question 33

Decline the participle “faciens” in the Nominative, Genitive, and Accusative.

Answer 33

faciens faciens faciens
facientis facientis facientis
facientem facientem faciens