Cambridge Latin Course Stage 17: Genitive Nouns
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12 questions
Note from the author:
This formative review the creation and translation of genitive case nouns.
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What does the word "case" refer to in Latin?It is the characteristic of a noun that indicates...
What does the word "case" refer to in Latin?
It is the characteristic of a noun that indicates...
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Match each case to its corresponding noun use.
Match each case to its corresponding noun use.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Nominative | arrow_right_alt | subject |
Ablative | arrow_right_alt | possession |
Dative | arrow_right_alt | indirect object; object of special verbs (like appropinquare) |
Genitive | arrow_right_alt | direct object; object of non-SID SPACE prepositions |
Accusative | arrow_right_alt | object of SID SPACE prepositions |
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To form a noun's stem, you go to the genitive form of a noun and remove the genitive _______
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In addtion to being used to create a noun's stem, what other helpful information does a noun's genitive ending tell us?
In addtion to being used to create a noun's stem, what other helpful information does a noun's genitive ending tell us?
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Match each genitive ending with the declension it indicates.
Match each genitive ending with the declension it indicates.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
-i | arrow_right_alt | 2nd declension |
-ae | arrow_right_alt | 4th declension |
-ei | arrow_right_alt | 1st declension |
-is | arrow_right_alt | 3rd declension |
-us | arrow_right_alt | 5th declension |
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What declension do each of these nouns belong to based on their genitive endings?
What declension do each of these nouns belong to based on their genitive endings?
- litus, litoris, n. - shore
- ara, arae, f. - altar
- arena, arenae, f. - arena
- auxilium, auxilii, n. - help
- puer, pueri, m. - boy
- poeta, poetae, m. - poet
- gladiator, gladiatoris, m. - gladiator
- princeps, principis, m. - chieftain
- 1st Declension
- 2nd Declension
- 3rd Declension
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What is the stem of the following noun? Use the "Show Your Work" feature to show me how you formed your stem.femina, feminae, f. - womanPlease do not include any dashes or underscores in your answer.
What is the stem of the following noun?
Use the "Show Your Work" feature to show me how you formed your stem.
femina, feminae, f. - woman
Please do not include any dashes or underscores in your answer.
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What is the stem of the following noun? Use the "Show Your Work" feature to show me how you formed your stem.consilium, consilii, n. - plan, ideaPlease do not include any dashes or underscores in your answer.
What is the stem of the following noun?
Use the "Show Your Work" feature to show me how you formed your stem.
consilium, consilii, n. - plan, idea
Please do not include any dashes or underscores in your answer.
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What is the stem of the following noun? Use the "Show Your Work" feature to show me how you formed your stem.flumen, fluminis, n. - riverPlease do not include any dashes or underscores in your answer.
What is the stem of the following noun?
Use the "Show Your Work" feature to show me how you formed your stem.
flumen, fluminis, n. - river
Please do not include any dashes or underscores in your answer.
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Given our process for forming noun stems and the endings in this video, what is the genitive plural form of puella, puellae, f. - girl?
Given our process for forming noun stems and the endings in this video, what is the genitive plural form of puella, puellae, f. - girl?
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Given our process for forming noun stems and the endings in this video, what is the accusative plural form of consilium, consilii, n. - plan?
Given our process for forming noun stems and the endings in this video, what is the accusative plural form of consilium, consilii, n. - plan?
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Given our process for forming noun stems and the endings in this video, what is the ablative singular form of flumen, fluminis, n. - river?
Given our process for forming noun stems and the endings in this video, what is the ablative singular form of flumen, fluminis, n. - river?