LNM1 Chapter 7 Test

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LNM1 Chapter 7 Test

Last updated over 3 years ago

32 questions

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item

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One can determine the declension of a noun by looking at the ____________ case, singular.

1

An adjective agrees with its noun in gender, ____________, and case, but not necessarily in declension.

1

A construction which begins with a “head verb” or a verb of cognition and is followed by an infinitive is called an ____________.

1

The English word ____________ is often implied in the above construction, although it is not expressed in the Latin.

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In this construction, the subject is not in the nominative case, but in the ____________ case.

1

A Latin word that can mean “himself,” “herself,” or “themselves” is ____________.

1

The words “himself,” “herself,” and “themselves” are known in English as ____________ pronouns because they reflect on the subject.

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An infinitive does not have the ____________ of a regular Latin verb.

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The ____________ of a third declension noun must be learned with the meaning of each new noun of this type.

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Match the Latin noun form with its English meaning.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
digitō		pet
dēliciae		with eyes
pāx		words
oculīs		of a sparrow
passeris		loves
dominās		with a finger
verba		mistresses
senēs		of sisters
sorōrum		peace
amōrēs		old men

Catullus lived in the first century bce.

True

False

Clodia and Lesbia are probably the same person.

True

False

We have fewer than ten of Catullus’s poems in existence today.

True

False

Like Catullus, Propertius, Tibullus, and Ovid also wrote elegiac poetry.

True

False

The existence of a “secret lover” is a theme that is carried through much of the later Middle Ages poetry.

True

False

Catullus compares his girlfriend to a sparrow.

True

False

Catullus is jealous of the sparrow.

True

False

The phrase ūnīus assis tells just how much Catullus values the opinions of old men.

True

False

A reader of Catullus’s poetry can hear the chirping of the sparrow in the Latin word pīpiat.

True

False

Catullus urges his girlfriend to love him because, ultimately, life is short.

True

False

One can determine the declension of a noun by looking at the ____________ case, singular.

An adjective agrees with its noun in gender, ____________, and case, but not necessarily in declension.

A construction which begins with a “head verb” or a verb of cognition and is followed by an infinitive is called an ____________.

The English word ____________ is often implied in the above construction, although it is not expressed in the Latin.

In this construction, the subject is not in the nominative case, but in the ____________ case.

A Latin word that can mean “himself,” “herself,” or “themselves” is ____________.

The words “himself,” “herself,” and “themselves” are known in English as ____________ pronouns because they reflect on the subject.

An infinitive does not have the ____________ of a regular Latin verb.

The ____________ of a third declension noun must be learned with the meaning of each new noun of this type.

What is the translation of the famous quotation “Ōdī et amō”?

I also love to hate

I love even as I hate

I also love to be hated

I hate and I love

Who is the author of the quotation “Ōdī et amō”?

Caesar

Vergil

Cicero

Catullus

The author of the quotation “Ōdī et amō” is describing his feelings about

Clodia

Pyrrhus

Caesar

Terentia

All of the following wrote love poetry EXCEPT

Terence

Ovid

Propertius

Tibullus

What kind of bird does the girlfriend of the poet have?

parakeet

bluebird

sparrow

chickadee

How does the poet feel about the girl’s bird?

He likes to play with it.

He thinks it is a pest.

He is jealous.

He is contemptuous.

The girl allows the bird to bite her

cheek

chin

hand

finger

Identify the case and number of pācis.

genitive singular

dative plural

nominative singular

ablative plural

Identify the case and number of sorōrī.

dative singular

ablative singular

genitive singular

nominative plural

What third declension ending is the same as the nominative plural?

dative singular

ablative plural

accusative plural

genitive singular

What case is used for the object of invideō?

accusative

dative

genitive

ablative

We ought to love peace more than war.

Pācem plūs quam bellum amāre dēbēmus.

Pācī plūs quam bellī amārī dēbēmus.

Pācem plūs quam bellō amāre dēbēmus.

Pāce plūs quam bella amārī dēbēmus.

Match the Latin noun form with its English meaning.

digitō

pet

dēliciae

with eyes

pāx

words

oculīs

of a sparrow

passeris

loves

dominās

with a finger

verba

mistresses

senēs

of sisters

sorōrum

peace

amōrēs

old men

Catullus lived in the first century bce.

True

False

Clodia and Lesbia are probably the same person.

True

False

We have fewer than ten of Catullus’s poems in existence today.

True

False

Like Catullus, Propertius, Tibullus, and Ovid also wrote elegiac poetry.

True

False

The existence of a “secret lover” is a theme that is carried through much of the later Middle Ages poetry.

True

False

Catullus compares his girlfriend to a sparrow.

True

False

Catullus is jealous of the sparrow.

True

False

The phrase ūnīus assis tells just how much Catullus values the opinions of old men.

True

False

A reader of Catullus’s poetry can hear the chirping of the sparrow in the Latin word pīpiat.

True

False

Catullus urges his girlfriend to love him because, ultimately, life is short.

True

False

What is the translation of the famous quotation “Ōdī et amō”?

I also love to hate

I love even as I hate

I also love to be hated

I hate and I love

Who is the author of the quotation “Ōdī et amō”?

Caesar

Vergil

Cicero

Catullus

The author of the quotation “Ōdī et amō” is describing his feelings about

Clodia

Pyrrhus

Caesar

Terentia

All of the following wrote love poetry EXCEPT

Terence

Ovid

Propertius

Tibullus

What kind of bird does the girlfriend of the poet have?

parakeet

bluebird

sparrow

chickadee

How does the poet feel about the girl’s bird?

He likes to play with it.

He thinks it is a pest.

He is jealous.

He is contemptuous.

The girl allows the bird to bite her

cheek

chin

hand

finger

Identify the case and number of pācis.

genitive singular

dative plural

nominative singular

ablative plural

Identify the case and number of sorōrī.

dative singular

ablative singular

genitive singular

nominative plural

What third declension ending is the same as the nominative plural? 

dative singular

ablative plural

accusative plural

genitive singular

What case is used for the object of invideō?

accusative

dative

genitive

ablative

We ought to love peace more than war.

Pācem plūs quam bellum amāre dēbēmus.

Pācī plūs quam bellī amārī dēbēmus.

Pācem plūs quam bellō amāre dēbēmus.

Pāce plūs quam bella amārī dēbēmus.