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LNM1 Ch 3 Study Guide

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Asemmisa {{asɛmmisaAhyɛnsode}}
1.

Homō sum: hūmānī nihil ā mē aliēnum putō means “I am a human being: I think that nothing human is foreign to me.”

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2.

The quotation at the beginning of Chapter 3 commences with the words Homō sum. Which of the following completes the quote correctly?

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3.

Who is the author of the quotation beginning Homō sum?

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4.

Terence was born in Spain.

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5.

Terence wrote a play entitled Adelphoi, “The Brothers.”

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6.

What is Terence’s full name?

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7.

The author of the Adelphoi wrote

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8.

The play entitled Adelphoi has a Greek name meaning

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9.

According to the story, who lives in agrīs?

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10.

The conflict in the Adelphi revolves around

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11.

According to Syrus, Ctesipho is visiting a friend who lives near a

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12.

The noun fīlius means “son.”

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13.

The verb timeō means “to hold.”

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14.

The preposition cum takes the ablative case.

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15.
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in agrīs

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with the son

casa agricolae

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in the fields

Fīlium nōn videō.

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on the road

animī poētārum

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with friends

fīlius nautae

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I do not love you.

cum amīcīs

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the house of the farmer

Tē nōn amō.

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I do not see (my) son.

cum fīliō

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the son of a sailor

Quis es tū, amīce?

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the souls of poets

in viā

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Who are you, friend

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16.

Num, nautae, aquam timētis?

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17.

Virī in casā fīliōs agricolae vident.

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18.

What is the meaning of deinde?

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19.

Which of the following is NOT a meaning of animus?

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20.

A domestic servant

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21.

Puerile behavior is

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22.

Second declension masculine nouns have nominatives that end in either –us or –r.

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23.

The genitive singular of ager is agrī.

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24.

Which two cases have the same singular ending in the second declension?

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25.

Which two cases have the same plural endings in both the first and second declension?

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26.

Which two forms in the second declension are the same?

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27.

Which word is used to translate a noun in the genitive case?

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28.

Which case is used to show possession?

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29.

How are you, Marcus, my son?

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30.

The son of (my) friend is a poet.

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31.

Which of the following is NOT a vocative?

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32.

A prepositional phrase consists of a preposition followed by a noun.

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33.

The preposition cum is always followed by the _____ case.

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34.

A sailor works _____.

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35.

You should not fear the man in the river.

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36.

Which of the following would NOT be found in a classroom?

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37.

What is a magistra?

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38.

How would a teacher tell his students to sit down?