LNM1 Ch 1-3 Review: Exercises 5 & 6 + Mirabile Auditu

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14 questions

LNM1 Ch 1-3 Review: Exercises 5 & 6 + Mirabile Auditu

Last updated over 3 years ago

14 questions

EXERCISE 5
In each pair of nouns, change the second one into the genitive, using the number indicated in parentheses. 
Translate each phrase.
Example: ager amīcus (plural)
ager amīcōrum  the field of the friends or the friends’ field

animī poēta (plural)

animī + genitive plural of poēta

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

2. aqua āthlēta (singular)

aqua + genitive singular of āthlēta

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

3. terra fīlia (plural)

terra + genitive plural of fīlia

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

4. patria puer (plural)

patria + genitive plural of puer

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

5. amīcus fīlius (singular)

amīcus + genitive singular of fīlius

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

6. fōrma rīvus (plural)

fōrma + genitive plural of rīvus

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

Translate the following Latin text:
Nōn amo tē, Sabidī, nec possum dīcere quārē.
Hoc tantum possum dīcere: nōn amo tē.

Match the following Latin phrases and quotations with their English translations:

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Plaudite, ācta est fābula.		Characters in a play
Mīles gloriōsus.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Plaudite, ācta est fābula.		Characters in a play
Mīles gloriōsus.		S/he exits <the scene>. They exit <the scene>
Nōdum in scirpō quaeris.		A bragging soldier
Drāmatis persōnae		You seek a knot in the bulrush.
Exit. Exeunt.		Applaud, the play is over.

LNM1 Ch 1-3 Review: Exercises 5 & 6 + Mirabile Auditu

LNM1 Ch 1-3 Review: Exercises 5 & 6 + Mirabile Auditu

EXERCISE 5

animī + genitive plural of poēta

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

aqua + genitive singular of āthlēta

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

terra + genitive plural of fīlia

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

patria + genitive plural of puer

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

amīcus + genitive singular of fīlius

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

fōrma + genitive plural of rīvus

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

Translate the following Latin text:Nōn amo tē, Sabidī, nec possum dīcere quārē.Hoc tantum possum dīcere: nōn amo tē.

Match the following Latin phrases and quotations with their English translations:

EXERCISE 5

animī + genitive plural of poēta

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

aqua + genitive singular of āthlēta

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

terra + genitive plural of fīlia

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

patria + genitive plural of puer

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

amīcus + genitive singular of fīlius

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

fōrma + genitive plural of rīvus

Translation of the phrase in the previous question:

Translate the following Latin text:Nōn amo tē, Sabidī, nec possum dīcere quārē.Hoc tantum possum dīcere: nōn amo tē.

Match the following Latin phrases and quotations with their English translations:

Translate the following Latin text:
Nōn amo tē, Sabidī, nec possum dīcere quārē.
Hoc tantum possum dīcere: nōn amo tē.

Translate the following Latin text:
Nōn amo tē, Sabidī, nec possum dīcere quārē.
Hoc tantum possum dīcere: nōn amo tē.