Test 6 Flashcards

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How do you find the present stem of a verb?

A

By removing the -re ending from the second principal part of a verb.

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2
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What is the difference between the English past tense and the Latin imperfect tense?

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The Latin imperfect tense starts in the past and may or may not be continuing.

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3
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What are the tenses that are formed on the present stem of the verb?

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Present, imperfect, and future.

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4
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Is it alright to use will instead of shall when translating the first person singular verb?

A

Yes.

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5
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What parts of speech do adverbs modify?

A

Verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.

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6
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Name the three types of government that ancient Rome had, in historical order.

A

Monarchy, republic, empire.

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7
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From where did the Romans copy ship?

A

Carthage.

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8
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Translate: saepe

A

Often.

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9
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Translate: tunc

A

Then.

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10
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Translate: interim

A

Meanwhile.

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11
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Translate: furtim

A

Stealthily.

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12
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Translate: mox

A

soon, next (time).

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13
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Translate: tantum

A

only, so much, greatly.

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14
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Translate: longe

A

far, far away.

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15
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Translate: diu

A

for a long time.

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16
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Translate: navigabat

A

She was sailing.

17
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Translate: pugnabunt

A

They will fight.

18
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Translate: portabant

A

They were carrying.

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Translate: dabatis

A

You were giving.

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Translate: eratis

21
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Translate: ero

A

I shall be.

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Translate: oppugnabat

A

He was attacking.

23
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Translate: auscultabatis

A

You were listening.

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Translate: laudabimus

A

We shall praise.

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Translate: sunt
they are.
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Quis fabulae insulae Britanniae narrabit?
Who will tell the story of the island of Britain?
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Cur Britanni erant miseri?
Why were the British sad?
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Orae Britanni erant altae.
The British coast is deep.
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Britanni cum Gallis saepe pugnabant.
The British were often fighting with Gaul.
30
Romani Magnus cum copiis ad Britanniam navigabunt.
With troops, the great Romans will travel to Britain.
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Iam Romani barbaros multus proeliis superabunt.
Now, the Roman barbarians win many battles.