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LNM1 Ch 3 Test

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What is Terence’s full name?

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

True

False

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

hūmānī nihil ā mē aliēnum putō

hūmānī nunc ā mē aliēnum putat

nōlī hūmānum aliēnum ā mē putāre

nōn hūmānum aliēnum ā mē putās

Who is the author of the quotation beginning Homō sum?

Demea

Sosicles

Terence

Plautus

Terence was born in Spain.

True

False

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

True

False

The author of the Adelphoi wrote

comedies

epics

histories

philosophical essays

The play entitled Adelphoi has a Greek name meaning

brothers

sons

inhabitants of Delphi

going to Delphi

According to the story, who lives in agrīs?

Demea

Syrus

Micio

Aeschinus

The conflict in the Adelphoi revolves around

raising children

politics

a generation gap

the difficulties of city life

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

temple

field

hill

river

The noun fīlius means “son.”

True

False

The verb timeō means “to hold.”

True

False

The preposition cum takes the ablative case.

True

False

fīlius nautae

with the son

cum fīliō

in the fields

in agrīs

on the road

in viā

with friends

Quis es tū, amīce?

I do not love you.

Fīlium nōn videō.

the house of the farmer

cum amīcīs

I do not see (my) son.

Tē nōn amō.

the son of a sailor

casa agricolae

the souls of poets

animī poētārum

Who are you, friend

Num, nautae, aquam timētis?

You do fear the water, sailor, don’t you?

Sailors, you do not fear the water, do you?

Do you not fear the water, sailor?

Sailors do not fear the water.

Virī in casā fīliōs agricolae vident.

The farmers see the sons of the men in the house.

The sons see the men of the farmer in the house.

The sons of the man in the house see the farmer.

The men in the house see the sons of the farmer.

What is the meaning of deinde?

afterwards

for a long time

strongly

then

Which of the following is NOT a meaning of animus?

friend

spirit

soul

mind

A domestic servant

babysits

works in the house

does the gardening

drives cars

Puerile behavior is

childish

admirable

intelligent

loving

Second declension masculine nouns have nominatives that end in either –us, -er or –ir.

True

False

The genitive singular of ager is agrī.

True

False

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

genitive and dative

nominative and genitive

dative and ablative

nominative and ablative

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

nominative and ablative

nominative and genitive

genitive and dative

dative and ablative

Which two forms in the second declension are the same?

nominative singular and accusative singular

genitive singular and nominative plural

nominative plural and accusative plural

genitive singular and dative singular

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

of

by

to

with

Which case is used to show possession?

nominative

accusative

genitive

ablative

How are you, Marcus, my son?

Mārce, mī fīlī

Mārcus, mee fīle

Mārce, meī fīliī

Mārcus, meus fīlius

The son of (my) friend is a poet.

Fīliī amīcī est poētam.

Amīcī fīlius est poētārum.

Fīlius amīcī est poēta.

Amīcī poētae est fīliī.

Which of the following is NOT a vocative?

Tullia

puer

Servius

agricolae

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

True

False

The preposition cum is always followed by the _____ case.

nominative

accusative

dative

ablative

A sailor works _____.

in terrae

in casam

in aquā

in viā

You should not fear the man in the river.

In rīvō virōs nōn timētis.

Vir in rīvum nōn timeō.

Virum in rīvō nōn timēre dēbēs.

In rīvō virī nōn. timeō dēbētis.

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

creta

scirpiculum

rīvī

sellae

What is a magistra?

teacher

tissue

board marker

chalk

How would a teacher tell his students to sit down?

Cōnsīdātis

Surgātis

Scrībātis

Veniātis