States Questions—Intermediate Flashcards
What use of the subjunctive is found in the following sentence: Saepē mirāris cur caelum caerulaeum sit.
INDIRECT QUESTION
B1: Translate that sentence into English
YOU OFTEN WONDER WHY THE SKY IS BLUE.
B2: Now translate: Flumen latissimum transeamus.
LET US CROSS THE VERY WIDE RIVER
What use of the ablative is found in the following sentence: igne viso, omnes homines territi sunt.
ABLATIVE ABSOLUTE
B1: Translate that sentence into English.
With the fire having been seen, all the people were scared.
B2: Now translate this sentence into English: Cornu audito, milites ad castra fugerunt.
With the horn having been heard, the soldiers fled to the camp.
Animus, militia, domus, rus, and humus all use what case to show place where instead of the ablative?
LOCATIVE
B1: Translate only the prepositional phrase into Latin: There is a strong navy in Sicily.
IN SICILIA
B2: Translate only the prepositional phrase into Latin: The Roman soldiers were ordered to march to Pompeii.
POMPEIOS
Which of the following verbs does not belong grammatically: pareo, cito, credo, parco?
CITO
B1: What case do pareo, credo, and parco all take as a direct object?
DATIVE
B2: Which of the following verbs also takes a dative direct object: dono, respondeo, utor, memini?
RESPONDEO
What use of the ablative in the following sentence: Illud flumen quam hoc flumen multo celerius fluebat.
DEGREE OF DIFFERENCE
B1: Translate that sentence into English
THAT RIVER FLOWED MUCH MORE QUICKLY THAN THIS RIVER
B2: Now translate this sentence into English Illud flumen quam celerrime fluebat
THAT RIVER FLOWED AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE
What use of the ablative is found in the following Latin sentence: quattuor e filiabus ad ludum ire non volunt
PARTITIVE
B1: What use of the genitive is found in this sentence: res erat magni usui nostris militibus
DESCRIPTION/QUALITY
B2: What use of the dative is found in that sentence
ADVANTAGE (POSSESSION?)
Identify the use of the ablative in the following sentence: Graeci athletae quam Galli multo celerius cucurrit.
DEGREE OF DIFFERENCE
B1: Translate that sentence into English
The Greek athletes ran much faster than the Gauls
B2: Now translate into Latin, The Gallic athletes ran as fast as possible
Galli athletae quam celerrime cucurrit/currebat
Identify the use of the genitive case in this sentence: “Vīdī plus cibī in mēnsā.”
PARTITIVE
B1: … “Intellēxī Ciceronem esse perītum iuris legisque.”
SPECIAL ADJECTIVES/OBJECTIVE/SPECIFICATION (A&G 349)
B2: … “Vestra magīstra scripsit de beneficiīs vestrī.”
OBJECTIVE
Identify the use of the subjunctive in the following sentence: “Imperator medicīs imperāvit ut vulneratīs mīlitibus favērent.”
INDIRECT COMMAND
B1: What case and use is militibus in that sentence?
DATIVE WITH SPECIAL VERBS/FAVEO TAKES A DATIVE
B2: What tense and voice are the participle vulneratīs in that sentence?
PERFECT PASSIVE
Which of the following does not belong based on declension: cornu, impetus, manus, coquus?
COQUUS
B1: To what declension does coquus belong?
SECOND
B2: In addition to cornu, name any other 4th declension, neuter noun.
GENU, PECU, VERU
Identify the use of the ablative in the following Latin sentence: Quinque ex hominibus absunt
PARTITIVE/WITH CARDINAL NUMBERS
B1: … Epistulīs amissīs, legatī supertī erant.
ABSOLUTE
B2: … Poeta sēnsit multō altius quam agricola.
DEGREE OF DIFFERENCE
What two uses of the ablative are found in the following sentence: Magna avis multō altius parvā ave volebat.
COMPARISON and DEGREE OF DIFFERENCE
B1: Change the sentence to avoid using the ablative of comparison?
MAGNA AVIS QUAM PARVA AVIS MULTŌ ALTIUS VOLEBAT.
B2: Now say in Latin, “The great bird flew as high as possible.”
MAGNA AVIS QUAM ALTISSIME VOLEBAT.
Identify the use of the ablative found in this sentence: Caesar, consiliō cognitō, septem milia passuum iter fēcit
ABLATIVE ABSOLUTE
B1: Translate that sentence into English.
CAESAR, WITH THE PLAN HAVING BEEN KNOWN, MARCHED 7 MILES.
B2: Now translate this sentence into English: Caesare duce, Romānī in plurimīs proeliīs victorēs erunt.
WITH CAESAR AS LEADER, THE ROMANS WILL BE
VICTORS IN MOST BATTLES
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Question: Identify the use of the subjunctive in letter “C”
RESULT
B1: Translate that sentence.
THE RIVER WAS SO WIDE THAT WE COULD NOT CROSS (IT)
B2: Identify the uses of the subjunctive in letters “D” and “E”.
D – INDIRECT QUESTION E – FEAR CLAUSE
The Latin verbs noceō, parcō, studeō, and credo all govern what case?
DATIVE
B1: The Latin verbs fruor, fungor, utor, and vescor all govern what case?
ABLATIVE
B2: What two cases can the verb potior govern?
GENITIVE & ABLATIVE
