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Chapter 4 Review

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The preposition ad takes the accusative case.

True

False

The noun castra belongs to the first declension.

True

False

Neuter nominative plural forms always end in –ī.

True

False

The noun vinculum means poison.

True

False

The preposition in may take accusative or ablative case.

True

False

What neuter forms always end in the letter a?

dative and ablative plural

genitive and dative singular

dative and ablative singular

nominative and accusative plural

The ending –um in the second declension indicates all of the following EXCEPT

accusative singular neuter

genitive singular masculine

nominative singular neuter

accusative singular masculine

Which of the following does NOT belong on the basis of gender?

castra

āthlēta

nauta

agricola

Which of the following does NOTbelong on the basis of declension?

bella

patria

venēna

vincula

Which of the following does NOTbelong on the basis of gender?

praemium

bellum

dolum

vinculum

Which case is used for the indirect object?

genitive

accusative

ablative

dative

An indirect object is most often found in sentences with a verb belonging to all the following categories EXCEPT

giving

telling

showing

moving

Which of the following sentences, when translated into Latin, would use the dative case?

Did you give the poison or did he?

Clare is entrusting her life to you.

Let’s go to the beach!

I would love to visit them.

Adjectives must agree with their nouns in all of the following EXCEPT

case

gender

number

tense

The adjective bonus will agree with all of the following EXCEPT

poēta

vir

bellum

fīlius

The field of the good farmer is large.

Ager agricolae bonae est magnum.

Ager agricolae bonae est magna.

Ager agricolae bonī est magnus.

Ager agricolae bonī est magnae.

The Romans see the camp of the Greeks.

Castra Rōmānōrum Graeca videt.

Romani castra Graecōrum vident.

Graecī castrīs Rōmānus videt.

Rōmānī castrōrum Graecī vident.

Claudius, are you ordering the men to enter the camp?

Iubēsne, Claudī, virōs in castra intrāre?

Iubēs, Claudī, virīs castra intrāre?

Claudius, iubēs virōs in castrīs intrāre?

Claudiusne, iubētis virōs castrīs intrāre?

Distinguished Romans should have great rewards.

Rōmānī praeclārī magna praemia habēre dēbent.

Rōmānī praeclārī magnōs praemiōs habēre dēbent.

Magnōs praemiōs Rōmānī praeclārī habitare dēbet.

Magna praemia Rōmānī praeclarī habitāre dēbet.

The Romans love to tell stories to (their) sons and daughters.

Fīliō et fīliae fābulīs Rōmānī nārrāre amant.

Rōmānī ad fīliōs et fīliās fābulās nārrāre amant.

Rōmānī fīliīs et fīliābus fābulās nārrāre amant.

Fīliī et fīliae Rōmānīs fābulam nārrāre amant.

Which of the following does NOT belong grammatically?

ex

in

cum

ad

Caesar gave a reward to the good poet.

poētae bonae

ad poētam bonam

ad poētam bonum

poētae bonō

Drive the horses into the water, my friend

ad aquam, mē amīce

in aquā

in aquam, mī amīce

ad aquā, mē amīce

Which verb has an unusual short stem vowel?

intrō

dō

iubeō

dēbeō

Which of the following does NOT belong to the group by meaning?

armātus

bellum

rīvus

castra

What is the meaning of dolus?

appearance

mind

chain

deception

Which of the following is NOT a meaning for iūstus?

young

open

legitimate

just

What is the meaning of autem?

then

however

strongly

now

Choose the SYNONYM of sed.

autem

deinde

itaque

diū

Which of the following could be described as bellicose?

Hitler

Gandhi

Mother Theresa

Quakers

The words “castle” and “chateau” are derived from the Latin word meaning

take care of

camp

house

with

The word “venom” is derived from the Latin word meaning

chain

man

poison

road

A magnifying glass makes objects seem

small

pretty

famous

large

The word bonus is the base of many English words, including all of the following EXCEPT

brief

beautiful

benefactor

bonbon

The English word “premium” is derived from the Latin word meaning

appearance

reward

good

prepare

What is a school pēnsum?

a hall pass

a passage of Latin

a class schedule

an assignment

What is a lexicum?

rules for writing

a dictionary

a philosophical essay

a true story

What word can mean “also” or “even”?

etiam

sed

deinde

itaque

The speaker was known for his veracity.

friendliness

truthfulness

humor

bitterness

Procrastination, which is derived from the Latin word meaning _____, does not help a student finish an assignment.

house

run

get ready

tomorrow

What is one way Romans indicated questions in Latin?

a verb at the beginning

a question mark at the end

the enclitic; –ne­ attached to the first word

an upside down question mark at the beginning