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LNM1 Ch 5 Study Guide

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Asemmisa {{asɛmmisaAhyɛnsode}}
1.

STVBEEV could be a complete letter.

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2.

STVBEEV stands for Sī tū valēs, bene est; ego valeō.

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3.

The abbreviation STVBEEVwould be used by Romans

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4.

Which letter in the abbreviation STVBEEV stands for the adverb meaning “well?”

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5.

Cicero never wrote a letter to his wife.

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6.

Cicero’s wife was Tullia.

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7.

Terentia was the wife of

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8.

How many children did Cicero have?

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9.

According to the story, Cicero

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10.

The adjective pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum means “beautiful.”

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11.

The verb cōgitō means “to think.”

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12.

The preposition ā/ab takes the accusative case.

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13.
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Fīlia ā tē cūrātur.

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The story is being told.

patria pulchra

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The daughter is being cared for by you.

Auxilium darī dēbet.

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beautiful country

āthlētārum miserōrum

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by/with the distinguished poet

Terra ā nautā vidētur.

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of the wretched athletes

poētā praeclārō

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the good women

Animus est miser.

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I expect beautiful rewards.

fēminās bonās

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The mind is sad.

Praemia pulchra exspectō.

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Help ought to be given.

Fābula nārrātur.

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Land is seen by the sailor.

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14.

The passive infinitive is translated by using the “–ed” form of a verb after the words “to be.”

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15.

Adjectives have all three genders.

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16.

Passive voice is when the subject is receiving the action.

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17.

Which of the following is in the passive voice?

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18.

In a Latin sentence containing a passive verb,

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19.

Choose the ending that does NOT belong on the basis of number.

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20.

Choose the verb form which does NOT belong on the basis of voice.

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21.

On which principal part is the present passive verb based?

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22.

How do the present passive forms of the first and second conjugations differ?

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23.

Where is the stem vowel of the first conjugation absent in the present passive?

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24.

Which of the following can NOT be nominative?

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25.

Which of the following can NOT be plural?

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26.

A present passive infinitive always ends with the letter

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27.

Which of the following does NOT belong grammatically?

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28.

What preposition is used with an ablative of agent?

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29.

Which of the following does NOT have to occur in a sentence to have an ablative of agent?

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30.

Which of the following sentences would need an ablative of agent when translated into Latin?

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31.

Which of the following is a passive infinitive?

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32.

When an active verb in a sentence is changed to the passive form, the direct object becomes

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33.

Which of the following is NOT passive?

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34.

Nōn sōlum puerī praemia darī dēbent sed etiam puellae.

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35.

Vipsania owes (her) brother a long letter.

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36.

The sailors are waiting for (their) beautiful daughters.

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37.

he is being held

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38.

Which of the following does NOT belong grammatically?

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39.

Susan was known for her lachrymosity.

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40.

What is the meaning of the word from which we derive “auxiliary”?

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41.

Which of the following could be described as sempiternal?

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42.

The principal noticed that the students were cogitating during a test as she passed by the classroom window.

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43.

It is easy to see that the Italian famiglia and the French famille are derived from the Latin word meaning

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44.

Epistle is a more formal word for

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45.

Anna was known at school for her pulchritude.

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46.

Mark had a dolorous look on his face when

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47.

What is the meaning of cōnsilium?

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48.

The English word “magistrate” is derived from the Latin word meaning, among other things,

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49.

Which of the following is NOT derived from medicus?

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50.

What would be a custōs pūblicus in modern society?

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51.

In the Roman world a negōtiātor was a