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LNM Ch 8 Ex 4

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Link to noun declension charts:
https://scsk12.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/LatinII530/Eezu-qonTA1Ck20gWZ6wsm4BmNKR6RZiLdiBfvboswEQ5Q?e=l34ZbL
Link to English to Latin and Latin to English glossaries.
https://scsk12.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/LatinII530/Eezu-qonTA1Ck20gWZ6wsm4BmNKR6RZiLdiBfvboswEQ5Q?e=l34ZbL

Exercise 4

  • Change each sentence by putting the noun in parentheses into the ablative case, keeping the same number.
  • A preposition may or may not be needed.
  • Translate the sentence and identify the type of ablative in each sentence.
  • The Reading Vocabulary may be consulted.
Example: Graecī servantur. (dux)
Graecī ā duce servantur. ablative of agent The Greeks are being saved by the general.
Question 1
1.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Praemium meum exspectō. (gaudium)

Question 2
2.

Translate the following sentence:
Praemium meum cum gaudiō exspectō.

  1. joy
  2. with
  3. I await
  4. reward
  5. my
Question 3
3.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Praemium meum cum gaudiō exspectō.

Question 4
4.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Multōs miserōs senēs vidēre possum. (oculī meī)

Question 5
5.

Translate the following sentence:
Multōs miserōs senēs oculīs meīs vidēre possum.

  1. many
  2. old men
  3. I can
  4. wretched
  5. my
  6. with
  7. eyes
  8. see
Question 6
6.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Multōs miserōs senēs oculīs meīs vidēre possum.

Question 7
7.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Nautae fābulam nārrant. (lacrimae multae)

Question 8
8.

Translate the following sentence:
Nautae fābulam lacrimīs multīs nārrant.

  1. with
  2. tell
  3. many
  4. The sailors
  5. the story
  6. tears
Question 9
9.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Nautae fābulam lacrimīs multīs nārrant.

Question 10
10.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Persās exspectāre possumus. (fortitūdō)

Question 11
11.

Translate the following sentence:
Persās cum fortitūdine exspectāre possumus.

  1. with
  2. for the Persians
  3. courage
  4. wait
  5. We can
Question 12
12.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Persās cum fortitūdine exspectāre possumus.

Question 13
13.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Animus māgnus nōn vincitur. (tenebrae)

Question 14
14.

Translate the following sentence:
Animus māgnus tenebrīs nōn vincitur.

  1. by shadows
  2. conquered
  3. is
  4. not
  5. mind
  6. A great
Question 15
15.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Animus māgnus tenebrīs nōn vincitur.

Question 16
16.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Iūstī hominēs līberārī dēbent. (vincula)

Question 17
17.

Translate the following sentence:
Iūstī hominēs vinculīs līberārī dēbent.

  1. ought
  2. men
  3. from chains
  4. to be freed
  5. Just
Question 18
18.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Iūstī hominēs vinculīs līberārī dēbent.

Question 19
19.

Change the noun in parantheses into the ablative case, keeping the number, and add it to the sentence.
Ad castra ambulāmus. (casa)

Question 20
20.

Translate the following sentence:
Ad castra ā casā ambulāmus.

  1. We walk
  2. the camp
  3. the house
  4. from
  5. to
Question 21
21.

What type of ablative is used in the following sentence:
Ad castra ā casā ambulāmus.