Week 12

Question 1

ante, prep. w. acc.

Answer 1

before

Question 2

praesidium, ī

Answer 2

garrison; protection

Question 3

vērō, postpositive

Answer 3

in truth; but

Question 4

parvus, a, um

Answer 4

small; little

Question 5

mōs, mōris, m.

Answer 5

custom; habit

Question 6

manus, ūs, f.

Answer 6

a band of men; hand

Question 7

causa, ae

Answer 7

cause

Question 8

causā, preceded by gen.

Answer 8

for the sake of

Question 9

sciō, scīre, scīvī, scītus, 4, tr.

Answer 9

know

Question 10

pācō, 1, tr.

Answer 10

pacify

Question 11

subitō, adv.

Answer 11

suddenly

Question 12

probō, 1, tr.

Answer 12

approve; prove

Question 13

relinquō, relinquere, reliquī, relictus, 3, tr.

Answer 13

leave; leave behind

Question 14

before

Answer 14

ante, prep. w. acc.

Question 15

garrison; protection

Answer 15

praesidium, ī

Question 16

in truth; but

Answer 16

vērō, postpositive

Question 17

small; little

Answer 17

parvus, a, um

Question 18

custom; habit

Answer 18

mōs, mōris, m.

Question 19

a band of men; hand

Answer 19

manus, ūs, f.

Question 20

cause

Answer 20

causa, ae

Question 21

for the sake of

Answer 21

causā, preceded by gen.

Question 22

know

Answer 22

sciō, scīre, scīvī, scītus, 4, tr.

Question 23

pacify

Answer 23

pācō, 1, tr.

Question 24

suddenly

Answer 24

subitō, adv.

Question 25

approve; prove

Answer 25

probō, 1, tr.

Question 26

leave; leave behind

Answer 26

relinquō, relinquere, reliquī, relictus, 3, tr.

Question 27

Formative of the present and imperfect subjunctive passive

Answer 27

Follow the rules for the present and imperfect subjunctive active, then change the final personal signs exactly as was done in the indicative -ō or -m → -r, -s → -ris, etc.

Question 28

Formation of the perfect and pluperfect passive

Answer 28

For all conjugations subjunctive:

1. Find the perfect participle passive.
2. Add, as a seperate word, the proper form of the verb sum (present subjunctive of sum for the perfect tense, imperfect subjunctive of sum for the pluperfect tense).

Question 29

Rule for cum (when) in secondary sequence

Answer 29

In secondary sequence, it usually takes the subjunctive. Use the imperfect or pluperfect subjunctive according to the rule (Grammar 531-533)