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Chapter 1 Study Guide

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The letters SPQR stand for

the legend of the wolf.

the founding of the city.

the story of Romulus and Remus.

the supreme power of ancient Rome.

Mars is a god.

True

False

Rome was founded in 753 bce

True

False

In 753 bce

A wolf nursed the twins.

Rhea Silvia was imprisoned.

Amulius took the throne from his brother.

The city of Rome was founded.

Rhea Silvia was loved by

Lupa

Vesta

Amulius

Mars

When Amulius put the twins into the water, he hoped that

they would drown.

they would be rescued.

they would swim to safety.

they would float to a neighboring city.

The parents of Romulus and Remus were

Mars and Lupa.

Mars and Rhea Silvia.

Numitor and Rhea Silvia.

Numitor and Lupa.

Which of the following was a deity?

Mars

Rhea Silvia

Amulius

Numitor

Who made Rhea Silvia a priestess?

Mars

Lupa

Numitor

Amulius

Priestesses of Vesta

were safe from harm.

could not marry.

always had twins.

worshipped the wolf.

Which of the following did NOT occur while Romulus and Remus were with the wolf?

They built Rome.

They were loved.

They grew up.

They were cared for.

Rhea Silvia est _____ Nūmitōris.

fīliae

fīliam

fīlia

fīliās

Rhea Silvia had two _____ . 

fīliōs

fīlia

fīliae

fīliīs

An agricola is a farmer.

True

False

A poēta is a sailor.

True

False

Match the Latin words to their meanings.

posteā

athlete

āthlēta

she-wolf

lupa

well

bene

afterwards

Match the Latin words to their meanings.

est

he/she/it loves

amat

he/she/it walks to

ambulat

he/she/it takes care of, cares for

cūrat

he/she/it is

Which word does NOT belong by gender?

agricola

poēta

nauta

terra

What part of speech expresses emotion?

pronoun

conjunction

preposition

interjection

Identify the part of speech of posteā.

adverb

interjection

conjunction

noun

Identify the part of speech of est.

verb

adverb

preposition

conjunction

Which of the following is a prepositional phrase?

Itaque Rhea Silvia

est deus

Rōmulus et Remus

ad aquam

Which of the following is a conjunction?

cūrat

est

bene

itaque

Match the following terms to their examples.

preposition

nominative

number

feminine

case

singular

gender

with

Latin nouns have all of the following EXCEPT

number

tense

case

gender

The term which indicates a singular or plural noun is

direct object

nominative.

number

case

What term indicates the function of a noun?

gender

predicate

case

accusative

Put these cases in order, from the top of a declension chart to the bottom.

Dative

Nominative

Ablative

Genitive

Accusative

The nominative case is used for the predicate nominative and the

object of a preposition

direct object

verb

subject

Which of the following is a nominative?

puellā

puellae

puellīs

puellam

Which two cases have the same endings in the singular?

dative and genitive

ablative and accusative

dative and ablative

nominative and genitive

Which two cases have the same plural endings?

genitive and dative

ablative and dative

dative and accusative

nominative and genitive

The Latin word neuter means “neither.” In grammar, it refers to a word

neither masculine nor feminine.

neither nominative nor accusative.

neither singular nor plural.

neither present nor future.

The characteristic vowel of the first declension is

u

i

e

a

Which of the following would be used as a direct object?

fīliīs

fīliae

fīliam

fīlia

Which word describes the actions of Amulius?

pessimē

meliusculē

optimē

mediocriter

Sanjay came to school one day feeling very out-of-sorts, and, when he was greeted with the words “Quid agis?” by his teacher, he replied,

“Mediocriter”

“Bene”

“Melius”

“Pessimē”

Sonja sees her two best friends coming into the Latin classroom and says to them,

“Valēte!”

“Salvēte!”

“Salvē!”

“Valē!”

The girl loves water.

Aqua puellam amat.

Puellā aqua amat.

Aquae puella amat.

Aquam puella amat.

Which of the following is a correct statement?

Agricola aquam cūrat.

Poēta terra est.

Rōma ad lupam ambulat.

Fīlia est puella.

What are discipulae?

students

friends

daughters

poets