Identify the case and number of each noun. For some, more than one answer is possible.
Example: venēna
nominative or accusative plural
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Question 1
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How many groups (or declensions) of nouns are in Latin?
Question 2
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Nouns are grouped into separate declensions based on the ending of which case?
Question 3
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What is the genitive singular ending for 2nd declension masculine nouns?
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What is the genitive singular ending for 2nd declension neuter nouns?
Question 5
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What two cases have identical endings for all neuter nouns
Question 6
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What is the nominative and accusative ending for all neuter nouns?
Question 7
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If the nominative and accusative endings are identical for 2nd declension neuter nouns, how can you tell if a 2nd declension nouns is the subject or direct object?
Question 8
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Which forms of neuter 2nd declension nouns are different from 2nd declension masculine nouns?
