LNM1 Ch 8 Test

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LNM1 Ch 8 Test

LNM1 Ch 8 Test

The plural accusative of templum is

The present passive infinitive form of intellegere is

The passive form of petimus is

Place to/toward which is expressed by the ____________ case.

In the sentence, “They are freed from fear,” the underlined words are expressed in Latin by the ablative of

What case is used to show possession?

Xerxes was an ancient king of the Greeks.

Darius invaded Greece and defeated the Greeks.

Cornelius Nepos wrote about famous Greeks.

Themistocles was an Athenian leader.

Melius in umbrā pugnābimus is a statement of courage.

How is the quotation “Melius in umbrā pugnābimus” translated?

Who is reputed to have spoken the Greek equivalent of “Melius in umbrā pugnābimus”?

The battle to which the quote “Melius in umbrā pugnābimus” refers, took place at

How many Greeks died in the battle referred to in the quote “Melius in umbrā pugnābimus”?

The battle referred to in the quote “Melius in umbrā pugnābimus” was lost by the Greeks because they were

The Pythia gave her prophecies at the temple in

Themistocles interpreted the oracle to mean

Which deity gave advice to mankind through the Pythia?

Themistocles helped to defeat the Persians and save Greece in

Which king of Persia led the invasion stopped by Themistocles?

Match each Latin phrase to its English equivalent.

What is the gender of rīvus, rīvī?

The plural accusative of templum is

All of the following nouns are masculine EXCEPT

Which of the following is NOT a verb?

Which of the following prepositions governs the accusative?

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

The present passive infinitive form of intellegere is

The passive form of petimus is

How is a third conjugation verb recognized in a vocabulary entry?

Which verb is NOT in the third conjugation?

Which form in the present tense of the third conjugation has the vowel u before the personal ending?

How is the present passive infinitive of a third conjugation verb formed?

Place to which takes the ablative case.

Place to/toward which is expressed by the ____________ case.

In the sentence, “They are freed from fear,” the underlined words are expressed in Latin by the ablative of

What case is used to show possession?

What use of the ablative is illustrated in the sentence “They carried their grain to town in a cart”?

Which preposition can govern more than one case?

What two uses of the ablative are illustrated in this sentence: The bird perched on my lap and sang with joy.

Julia ran into the water.

The Greeks prayed to the deity in the temple.

The soldiers’ camp is said to be large.

With great joy he says that the king is being conquered by the Romans.