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Mid Term Review, Latin II (SHS)
Mid Term Review, Latin II (SHS)
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Ille, illa, illud means . . .
this, that
that, those
those, these
this, these
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You can compare 2 nouns in Latin by using either the _______ case or the _________ with "quam."
ablative, accusative
ablative, nominative
nominative, ablative
dative, ablative
3
What declension has a mix of feminine, masculine and neuter nouns?
second
fourth
third
first
4
Ligature, Ligament, and religion are all derivatives of the Latin word meaning . . .
to bind
to feel
to mix
to drain
5
If you see an adjective that ends in -us, -a, -um, how do you translate it?
very + dictionary definition
most + dictionary definition
more + dictionary definition
basic dictionary definition
6
What suffixes do you use to form a comparative adjective?
-ior, -ius
-us, a, um
-is, is, e
-issimus, -rimus, -limus
7
Who was the most revolutionary general of the Late Roman Republic?
Gaius Octavianus
Julius Caesar
Marius
Gaius Gracchus
8
Hic, haec, hoc means . . .
those, these
this, that
that, those
this, these
9
If you see an adjective that ends in -issimus, -rimus, or -limus, how do you translate it?
more + dictionary definition
rather + dictionary definition
basic dictionary definition
most + dictionary definition
10
"Poteram" means ... (principal parts: possum, posse, potui)
I am able
I have been able
I was able
I had been able
11
How do you translate dative case relative pronouns?
whom/which/that
to/for whom
of whom/whose
who/which/that
12
How do you translate accusative case relative pronouns?
whose/of whom
whom/which/that
to/for whom
who/which/that
13
Sensation, desensitize, and sentient are all derivatives of the Latin word meaning . . .
to mix
to feel
to drain
to bind
14
How do you translate nominative case relative pronouns?
who/which/that
whose/of whom
to/for whom
whom/which/that
15
Mix, promiscuous, and miscegenation are all derivatives of the Latin word meaning ...
to feel
to bind
to mix
to drain
16
What declension is for mostly feminine nouns?
second
third
first
fourth
