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L240 Practice Final Exam 2020-2021
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PART I: Section A:
Verb Synopsis and Noun-Adj Pair
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PART I: Section B:
Multiple Choice
Question 45
45.
Question 46
46.
Question 47
47.
Question 48
48.
Question 49
49.
Question 50
50.
Choose the most accurate Latin form to complete the sentence.
Tūne _________________________ accēpistī?
Did you receive the
letter
?
epistula, epistulae,
f.:
letter
Question 51
51.
equī
equōrum
equōs
equīs
Question 52
52.
Choose the most accurate Latin form to complete the sentence.
Licet _________________________ in caupōnā pernoctāre.
It is allowed
for the soldier
to spend the night in an inn.
mīles mīlitis,
m.:
soldier
Question 53
53.
Choose the most accurate Latin form to complete the sentence.
_________________________ ad urbem redīre necesse erat.
It was necessary
for father
to return to the city.
pater, patris,
m.: f
ather
Question 54
54.
Choose the most accurate Latin form to complete the sentence.
Pater _________________________ in Asiā est.
The
boy's
father is in Asia.
puer, puerī,
m.:
boy
Question 55
55.
Choose the adjective form that agrees with the underlined noun.
Patrēs
puerōrum
_________________________ in Asiā erant.
puer, puerī,
m.:
boy
trīstis, trīstis, trīste:
sad
Question 56
56.
Choose the adjective form that agrees with the underlined noun.
Patrēs cum
puerīs
_________________________ ad Asiam iter faciunt.
puer, puerī,
m.:
boy
trīstis, trīstis, trīste:
sad
Question 57
57.
Choose the adjective form that agrees with the underlined noun.
Puella
mātrem
_________________________ reprehendit.
māter, mātris,
f.:
mother
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum:
angry
Question 58
58.
Choose the adjective form that agrees with the underlined noun.
Fīlia
mātris
_________________________ ancillam reprehendit.
māter, mātris,
f.:
mother
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum:
angry
PART II:
Translation & Grammar Questions
Question 59
59.
Translate the sentence.
Nōlīte nocēre virīs baculō, custōdēs!
noceō, nocēre, nocuī, nocitūrus
(+ dat.):
to harm
vir, virī,
m.:
man
baculum, baculī,
n.:
stick
custōs, custōdis,
m.:
guard
Question 60
60.
Question 61
61.
Question 62
62.
Translate the sentence.
Ubi pater hās rēs dīxerat, in tablīnum domūs iit.
hās:
these
rēs, reī,
f.:
thing
dīco, dīcere, dīxī, dictus:
to say
tablīnum, -ī,
n.:
study, office
domus, domūs,
f.:
home
eō, īre, iī, itūrus:
to go
Question 63
63.
Question 64
64.
present
Question 65
65.
Translate the sentence.
Sī puerī sine custōde in urbem exierint, pater certē eōs pūniet.
sī:
if
puer, puerī,
m.:
boy
sine
(+ abl.):
without
exeō, exīre, exiī, exitūrus:
to go out
certē
(adv.):
certainly
eōs:
them
pūniō, pūnīre, pūnīvī, pūnītus:
to punish
Question 66
66.
present
Question 67
67.
present
Question 68
68.
Translate the sentence.
Hominēs scelestī, iniūstitiā īrātī, bona cīvium arripuērunt.
homō, hominis,
m.:
person
scelestus, -a, -um:
wicked
iniūstitia, -ae,
f.:
injustice
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum:
angry
bona, bonōrum,
n. pl.:
goods, possessions
cīvis, cīvis,
m./f.:
citizen
arripiō, arripere, arripuī, arreptus:
to snatch, seize, steal
Question 69
69.
Question 70
70.
Question 71
71.
present
Question 72
72.
Translate the sentence.
Cum praedōnēs bona virō scelestō tulerint, ad urbem redībunt.
cum
(+ abl.):
with;
(without abl.):
when
praedō, praedōnis,
m.:
robber
scelestus, -a, -um:
wicked
bona, bonōrum,
n. pl.:
goods, possessions
ferō, ferre, tulī, lātus:
to bring, carry
redeō, redīre, rediī, reditūrus:
to return, go back
Question 73
73.
Question 74
74.
Question 75
75.
Translate the sentence.
Nōnnumquam pīrātae, quī cīvibus nocēre volunt, eōs capiunt.
nōnnumquam
(adv.):
sometimes
pīrāta, -ae,
m.:
pirate
cīvis, cīvis,
m./f.:
citizen
noceō, nocēre, nocuī, nocitūrus
(+ dat.):
to harm
volō, velle, voluī:
to want
eōs:
them
capiō, capere, cēpī, captus:
to seize, capture
Question 76
76.
Question 77
77.
present
Question 1
1.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
LATIN:
PRESENT: 2nd person plural
Question 2
2.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
ENGLISH:
PRESENT: 2nd person plural
Question 3
3.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
LATIN:
IMPERFECT: 2nd person plural
Question 4
4.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
ENGLISH:
IMPERFECT: 2nd person pl
Question 5
5.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
LATIN:
FUTURE: 2nd person plural
Question 6
6.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
ENGLISH:
FUTURE: 2nd person plural
Question 7
7.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
LATIN:
PERFECT: 2nd person plural
Question 8
8.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
ENGLISH:
PERFECT: 2nd person plural
Question 9
9.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
LATIN:
PLUPERFECT: 2nd person pl
Question 10
10.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
ENGLISH:
PLUPERFECT: 2nd person pl
Question 11
11.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
LATIN:
FUT PERFECT: 2nd person pl
Question 12
12.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
ENGLISH:
FUT PERFECT: 2nd person pl
Question 13
13.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
LATIN:
PARTICIPLE*
*NOTE: Change ending from
-us
to
-ī
Question 14
14.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
ENGLISH:
PARTICIPLE
Question 15
15.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
LATIN:
INFINITIVE
Question 16
16.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
ENGLISH:
INFINITIVE
Question 17
17.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
LATIN:
POSITIVE IMPERATIVE: plural
Question 18
18.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
ENGLISH:
POSITIVE IMPERATIVE
Question 19
19.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
LATIN:
NEGATIVE IMPERATIVE: plural
Question 20
20.
trahō, trahere, trāxī, tractus:
drag
ENGLISH:
NEGATIVE IMPERATIVE
Question 21
21.
onus, oneris
, n.:
nominative sing
Question 22
22.
onus, oneris
, n.:
genitive sing
Question 23
23.
onus, oneris
, n.:
dative sing
Question 24
24.
onus, oneris
, n.:
accusative sing
Question 25
25.
onus, oneris
, n.:
ablative sing
Question 26
26.
onus, oneris
, n.:
vocative sing
Question 27
27.
onus, oneris
, n.:
nominative pl
Question 28
28.
onus, oneris
, n.:
genitive pl
Question 29
29.
onus, oneris
, n.:
dative pl
Question 30
30.
onus, oneris
, n.:
accusative pl
Question 31
31.
onus, oneris
, n.:
ablative pl
Question 32
32.
onus, oneris
, n.:
vocative pl
Question 33
33.
magnus, magna, magnum:
nom sing
Question 34
34.
magnus, magna, magnum:
gen sing
Question 35
35.
magnus, magna, magnum:
dat sing
Question 36
36.
magnus, magna, magnum:
acc sing
Question 37
37.
magnus, magna, magnum:
abl sing
Question 38
38.
magnus, magna, magnum:
voc sing
Question 39
39.
magnus, magna, magnum:
nom pl
Question 40
40.
magnus, magna, magnum:
gen pl
Question 41
41.
magnus, magna, magnum:
dat pl
Question 42
42.
magnus, magna, magnum:
acc pl
Question 43
43.
magnus, magna, magnum:
abl pl
Question 44
44.
magnus, magna, magnum:
voc pl
Choose the correct case and usage for the underlined noun.
Servī
gladiōs
mīlitibus tradiderant.
gladius, gladiī,
m.:
sword
mīles, mīlitis,
m.:
soldier
tradō, tradere, tradidī, traditus:
to hand over
NOMINATIVE: subject
NOMINATIVE: complement
GENITIVE: possession
DATIVE: indirect object
DATIVE: object of special verb
DATIVE: impersonal verb
ACCUSATIVE: direct object
ACCUSATIVE: object of preposition
ABLATIVE: accompaniment
ABLATIVE: cause
ABLATIVE: manner
ABLATIVE: means
ABLATIVE: time
ABLATIVE: object of preposition
VOCATIVE: direct accress
Choose the correct case and usage for the underlined noun.
Servī gladiōs
mīlitibus
tradiderant.
gladius, gladiī,
m.:
sword
mīles, mīlitis,
m.:
soldier
tradō, tradere, tradidī, traditus:
to hand over
NOMINATIVE: subject
NOMINATIVE: complement
DATIVE: indirect object
DATIVE: object of special verb
DATIVE: impersonal verb
ABLATIVE: accompaniment
ABLATIVE: cause
ABLATIVE: manner
ABLATIVE: means
ABLATIVE: time
ABLATIVE: object of preposition
Choose the correct case and usage for the underlined noun.
Mīlitēs magnā cum
fortitūdine
pugnābant.
fortitūdō, fortitūdinis,
f.:
strength
DATIVE: indirect object
DATIVE: object of special verb
DATIVE: impersonal verb
ABLATIVE: accompaniment
ABLATIVE: cause
ABLATIVE: manner
ABLATIVE: means
ABLATIVE: time
ABLATIVE: object of preposition
Choose the correct case and usage for the underlined noun.
Ego amīcum meum
verbīs
laesī.
verbum, verbī,
n.:
word
laedō, laedere, laesī, laesus:
to hurt, harm
DATIVE: indirect object
DATIVE: object of special verb
DATIVE: impersonal verb
ABLATIVE: accompaniment
ABLATIVE: cause
ABLATIVE: manner
ABLATIVE: means
ABLATIVE: time
ABLATIVE: object of preposition
Choose the correct case and usage for the underlined noun.
Puerī cum patruō prope
curriculum
sedēbant.
curriculum, curriculī,
n.:
racetrack
ACCUSATIVE: direct object
ACCUSATIVE: object of preposition
ABLATIVE: accompaniment
ABLATIVE: cause
ABLATIVE: manner
ABLATIVE: means
ABLATIVE: time
ABLATIVE: object of preposition
epistulae
epistulam
epistulīs
epistulā
epistulās
Choose the most accurate Latin form to complete the sentence.
Aurīga _________________________ nocuit, ubi mētam circumībat.
The charioteer harmed the
horses
, when he was going around the turning post.
noceō, nocēre, nocuī, nocitūrus
(+ dat.):
harm
equus, equī,
m.:
horse
equō
mīlite
mīlitī
mīlitem
mīles
mīlitis
pater
patris
patrī
patre
patrem
puer
puerum
puerō
puerī
puerōrum
trīstēs
trīstium
trīstī
trīstem
trīstibus
trīstibus
trīstī
trīstēs
trīstem
trīstium
īrātīs
īrātae
īrātam
īrātā
īrātārum
īrātam
īrātā
īrātae
īrātīs
īrātārum
Choose the correct case and usage for the underlined noun.
Nōlīte nocēre
virīs
baculō, custōdēs!
noceō, nocēre, nocuī, nocitūrus
(+ dat.):
to harm
vir, virī,
m.:
man
baculum, baculī,
n.:
stick
custōs, custōdis,
m.:
guard
NOMINATIVE: subject
NOMINATIVE: complement
GENITIVE: possession
DATIVE: indirect object
DATIVE: object of special verb
DATIVE: impersonal verb
ACCUSATIVE: direct object
ACCUSATIVE: object of preposition
ABLATIVE: accompaniment
ABLATIVE: cause
ABLATIVE: manner
ABLATIVE: means
ABLATIVE: time
ABLATIVE: object of preposition
VOCATIVE: direct address
Choose the correct case and usage for the underlined noun.
Nōlīte nocēre virīs
baculō
, custōdēs!
noceō, nocēre, nocuī, nocitūrus
(+ dat.):
to harm
vir, virī,
m.:
man
baculum, baculī,
n.:
stick
custōs, custōdis,
m.:
guard
NOMINATIVE: subject
NOMINATIVE: complement
DATIVE: indirect object
DATIVE: object of special verb
DATIVE: impersonal verb
ABLATIVE: accompaniment
ABLATIVE: cause
ABLATIVE: manner
ABLATIVE: means
ABLATIVE: time
ABLATIVE: object of preposition
Choose the correct case and usage for the underlined noun.
Ubi pater hās rēs dīxerat, in tablīnum
domūs
iit.
rēs, reī,
f.:
thing
tablīnum, -ī,
n.:
study, office
domus, domūs,
f.:
home
eō, īre, iī, itūrus:
to go
NOMINATIVE: subject
NOMINATIVE: complement
GENITIVE: possession
DATIVE: indirect object
DATIVE: object of special verb
DATIVE: impersonal verb
ACCUSATIVE: direct object
ACCUSATIVE: object of preposition
ABLATIVE: accompaniment
ABLATIVE: cause
ABLATIVE: manner
ABLATIVE: means
ABLATIVE: time
ABLATIVE: object of preposition
VOCATIVE: direct accress
Choose the correct tense for the underlined verb.
Ubi pater hās rēs
dīxerat
, in tablīnum domūs iit.
rēs, reī,
f.:
thing
tablīnum, -ī,
n.:
study, office
domus, domūs,
f.:
home
eō, īre, iī, itūrus:
to go
imperfect
future
perfect
pluperfect
future perfect
Choose the correct case and usage for the underlined noun.
Sī puerī sine custōde in urbem
exierint
, pater certē eōs pūniet.
sī:
if
puer, puerī,
m.:
boy
sine
(+ abl.):
without
exeō, exīre, exiī, exitūrus:
to go out
certē
(adv.):
certainly
eōs:
them
pūniō, pūnīre, pūnīvī, pūnītus:
to punish
imperfect
future
perfect
pluperfect
future perfect
Choose the correct case and usage for the underlined noun.
Sī puerī sine custōde in urbem exierint, pater certē eōs
pūniet
.
sī:
if
puer, puerī,
m.:
boy
sine
(+ abl.):
without
exeō, exīre, exiī, exitūrus:
to go out
certē
(adv.):
certainly
eōs:
them
pūniō, pūnīre, pūnīvī, pūnītus:
to punish
imperfect
future
perfect
pluperfect
future perfect
Translate the sentence.
Hominēs scelestī,
iniūstitiā
īrātī, bona cīvium arripuērunt.
homō, hominis,
m.:
person
scelestus, -a, -um:
wicked
iniūstitia, -ae,
f.:
injustice
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum:
angry
bona, bonōrum,
n. pl.:
goods, possessions
cīvis, cīvis,
m./f.:
citizen
arripiō, arripere, arripuī, arreptus:
to snatch, seize, steal
NOMINATIVE: subject
NOMINATIVE: complement
DATIVE: indirect object
DATIVE: object of special verb
DATIVE: impersonal verb
ABLATIVE: accompaniment
ABLATIVE: cause
ABLATIVE: manner
ABLATIVE: means
ABLATIVE: time
ABLATIVE: object of preposition
Translate the sentence.
Hominēs scelestī, iniūstitiā īrātī, bona
cīvium
arripuērunt.
homō, hominis,
m.:
person
scelestus, -a, -um:
wicked
iniūstitia, -ae,
f.:
injustice
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum:
angry
bona, bonōrum,
n. pl.:
goods, possessions
cīvis, cīvis,
m./f.:
citizen
arripiō, arripere, arripuī, arreptus:
to snatch, seize, steal
NOMINATIVE: subject
NOMINATIVE: complement
GENITIVE: possession
DATIVE: indirect object
DATIVE: object of special verb
DATIVE: impersonal verb
ACCUSATIVE: direct object
ACCUSATIVE: object of preposition
ABLATIVE: accompaniment
ABLATIVE: cause
ABLATIVE: manner
ABLATIVE: means
ABLATIVE: time
ABLATIVE: object of preposition
VOCATIVE: direct accress
Translate the sentence.
Hominēs scelestī, iniūstitiā īrātī, bona cīvium
arripuērunt
.
homō, hominis,
m.:
person
scelestus, -a, -um:
wicked
iniūstitia, -ae,
f.:
injustice
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum:
angry
bona, bonōrum,
n. pl.:
goods, possessions
cīvis, cīvis,
m./f.:
citizen
arripiō, arripere, arripuī, arreptus:
to snatch, seize, steal
imperfect
future
perfect
pluperfect
future perfect
Choose the correct case and usage for the underlined noun.
Cum praedōnēs bona
virō
scelestō tulerint, ad urbem redībunt.
cum
(+ abl.):
with;
(without abl.):
when;
NOTE:
cum
has two meanings; which one makes sense here?
praedō, praedōnis,
m.:
robber
scelestus, -a, -um:
wicked
bona, bonōrum,
n. pl.:
goods, possessions
ferō, ferre, tulī, lātus:
to bring, carry
redeō, redīre, rediī, reditūrus:
to return, go back
NOMINATIVE: subject
NOMINATIVE: complement
DATIVE: indirect object
DATIVE: object of special verb
DATIVE: impersonal verb
ABLATIVE: accompaniment
ABLATIVE: cause
ABLATIVE: manner
ABLATIVE: means
ABLATIVE: time
ABLATIVE: object of preposition
Choose the correct case and usage for the underlined noun.
Cum praedōnēs bona virō scelestō bona tulerint, ad
urbem
redībunt.
cum
(+ abl.):
with;
(without abl.):
when;
NOTE:
cum
has two meanings; which one makes sense here?
praedō, praedōnis,
m.:
robber
scelestus, -a, -um:
wicked
bona, bonōrum,
n. pl.:
goods, possessions
ferō, ferre, tulī, lātus:
to bring, carry
redeō, redīre, rediī, reditūrus:
to return, go back
NOMINATIVE: subject
NOMINATIVE: complement
GENITIVE: possession
DATIVE: indirect object
DATIVE: object of special verb
DATIVE: impersonal verb
ACCUSATIVE: direct object
ACCUSATIVE: object of preposition
ABLATIVE: accompaniment
ABLATIVE: cause
ABLATIVE: manner
ABLATIVE: means
ABLATIVE: time
ABLATIVE: object of preposition
VOCATIVE: direct accress
Translate the sentence.
Nōnnumquam pīrātae, quī
cīvibus
nocēre volunt, eōs capiunt.
nōnnumquam
(adv.):
sometimes
pīrāta, -ae,
m.:
pirate
cīvis, cīvis,
m./f.:
citizen
noceō, nocēre, nocuī, nocitūrus
(+ dat.):
to harm
volō, velle, voluī:
to want
capiō, capere, cēpī, captus:
to seize, capture
NOMINATIVE: subject
NOMINATIVE: complement
GENITIVE: possession
DATIVE: indirect object
DATIVE: object of special verb
DATIVE: impersonal verb
ACCUSATIVE: direct object
ACCUSATIVE: object of preposition
ABLATIVE: accompaniment
ABLATIVE: cause
ABLATIVE: manner
ABLATIVE: means
ABLATIVE: time
ABLATIVE: object of preposition
VOCATIVE: direct accress
Translate the sentence.
Nōnnumquam pīrātae, quī cīvibus nocēre volunt, eōs
capiunt
.
nōnnumquam
(adv.):
sometimes
pīrāta, -ae,
m.:
pirate
cīvis, cīvis,
m./f.:
citizen
noceō, nocēre, nocuī, nocitūrus
(+ dat.):
to harm
volō, velle, voluī:
to want
capiō, capere, cēpī, captus:
to seize, capture
imperfect
future
perfect
pluperfect
future perfect
