Chapter 5 Review
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36 questions
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The adjective pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum means “beautiful.”
The adjective pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum means “beautiful.”
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The verb cōgitō means “to think.”
The verb cōgitō means “to think.”
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The preposition ā/ab takes the accusative case.
The preposition ā/ab takes the accusative case.
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Passive voice is when the subject is receiving the action.
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The passive infinitive is translated by using the “–ed” form of a verb after the words “to be.”
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Adjectives have all three genders.
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Which of the following is in the passive voice?
Which of the following is in the passive voice?
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In a Latin sentence containing a passive verb,
In a Latin sentence containing a passive verb,
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Choose the ending that does NOT belong on the basis of number.
Choose the ending that does NOT belong on the basis of number.
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Choose the verb form which does NOT belong on the basis of voice.
Choose the verb form which does NOT belong on the basis of voice.
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On which principal part is the present passive verb based?
On which principal part is the present passive verb based?
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How do the present passive forms of the first and second conjugations differ?
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Where is the stem vowel of the first conjugation absent in the present passive?
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Which of the following can NOT be nominative?
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Which of the following can NOT be plural?
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A present passive infinitive always ends with the letter
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Which of the following does NOT belong grammatically?
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What preposition is used with an ablative of agent?
What preposition is used with an ablative of agent?
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Which of the following does NOT have to occur in a sentence to have an ablative of agent?
Which of the following does NOT have to occur in a sentence to have an ablative of agent?
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Which of the following sentences would need an ablative of agent when translated into Latin?
Which of the following sentences would need an ablative of agent when translated into Latin?
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Which of the following is a passive infinitive?
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When an active verb in a sentence is changed to the passive form, the direct object becomes
When an active verb in a sentence is changed to the passive form, the direct object becomes
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Which of the following is NOT passive?
Which of the following is NOT passive?
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Nōn sōlum puerī praemia darī dēbent sed etiam puellae.
Nōn sōlum puerī praemia darī dēbent sed etiam puellae.
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Vipsania owes (her) brother a long letter.
Vipsania owes (her) brother a long letter.
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The sailors are waiting for (their) beautiful daughters.
The sailors are waiting for (their) beautiful daughters.
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he is being held
he is being held
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Which of the following does NOT belong grammatically?
Which of the following does NOT belong grammatically?
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Susan was known for her lachrymosity.
Susan was known for her lachrymosity.
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What is the meaning of the word from which we derive “auxiliary”?
What is the meaning of the word from which we derive “auxiliary”?
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Which of the following could be described as sempiternal?
Which of the following could be described as sempiternal?
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The principal noticed that the students were cogitating during a test as she passed by the classroom window.
The principal noticed that the students were cogitating during a test as she passed by the classroom window.
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It is easy to see that the Italian famiglia and the French famille are derived from the Latin word meaning
It is easy to see that the Italian famiglia and the French famille are derived from the Latin word meaning
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Epistle is a more formal word for
Epistle is a more formal word for
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Anna was known at school for her pulchritude.
Anna was known at school for her pulchritude.
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Mark had a dolorous look on his face when
Mark had a dolorous look on his face when