LNM1 Ch 6 Talking and Preparing for a Test

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
In chartā versā.		exam
Probātiōnem subībis, subībitis		quiz
probātiō, f. / exāmen, n.		“Take up your pens.”
Tollite calamōs.		“Write on an empty piece of paper.”
Nōlim in probātiōne cadere!		“On the back of the paper.”
In chartā vacuā scrībite.		“On the front of the paper.”
probātiuncula, probātiunculae, f.		“You/you (plural) will take an exam.”
Notam optimam accipiēs.		“You will get an excellent grade.”
In chartā rēctā.		“I don’t want to fail the exam!”

Answer the following questions in Latin. 
In your answers, you should use, as far as possible, the words in the dialogue, changing the endings only where appropriate for a correct answer.
See below for translations of Latin question words.
quid – what? ubi – where?
quem – whom/what? 
-ne (an interrogative particle added to the end of the first word of a question, used to indicate the sentence is a question)

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Cūr probātiunculam hodiē subīre dēbent discipulī?

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Litterāsne Latīnās amat Christīna?

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Quem locum discere dēbet Christīna?

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Suntne in locō Caesaris multa verba?

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Solentne multa verba memoriā servāre Christīna et amīcī?

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Quid iam memoriā tenet Christīna?

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Suntne discipulī parātī?

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Cūr probātiunculam hodiē subīre dēbent discipulī?

Litterāsne Latīnās amat Christīna?

Quem locum discere dēbet Christīna?

Suntne in locō Caesaris multa verba?

Solentne multa verba memoriā servāre Christīna et amīcī?

Quid iam memoriā tenet Christīna?

Suntne discipulī parātī?

Ubi scrībere dēbent discipulī?