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Question 1

Decline quī, quae, quod in the singular.

Answer 1

quī, quae, quod
cuius, cuius, cuius
cui, cui, cui
quem, quam, quod
quō, quā, quō

Question 2

Decline quī, quae, quod in the plural.

Answer 2

quī, quae, quae
quōrum, quārum, quōrum
quibus, quibus, quibus
quōs, quās, quae
quibus, quibus, quibus

Question 3

What is the implicated translation for the Nominative of relative pronouns?

Answer 3

(m&f) who, which, that
(n) which, that

Question 4

What is the implicated translation for the Genitive of relative pronouns?

Answer 4

(m&f) whoose
(n) of which

Question 5

What is the implicated translation for the Dative of relative pronouns?

Answer 5

(m&f) to/for whom
(n) to/for which

Question 6

What is the implicated translation for the Accusative of relative pronouns?

Answer 6

(m&f) whom
(n) which, that

Question 7

What is the implicated translation for the Ablative of relative pronouns?

Answer 7

(m&f) by/with/from whom
(n) by/with/from which

Question 8

field

Answer 8

ager, agrī, m

Question 9

conspire

Answer 9

coniūrō, coniūrāre, coniūrāvī, coniūrātum

Question 10

against

Answer 10

contra (prep. + acc.)

Question 11

about, concerning, from

Answer 11

dē (prep. + acc.)

Question 12

give, offer

Answer 12

dō, dare, dedī, datum

Question 13

daughter

Answer 13

fīlia, fīliae, f

Question 14

son

Answer 14

fīlius, fīliī, m

Question 15

form, shape, beauty

Answer 15

fōrma, fōrmae, f

Question 16

immortal

Answer 16

immortālis, immortāle (adj)

Question 17

so, thus (adv.)

Answer 17

ita

Question 18

mother

Answer 18

māter, mātris, f

Question 19

nothing, not at all

Answer 19

nihil, n

Question 20

father

Answer 20

pater, patris, m

Question 21

few, a few (plural adj.)

Answer 21

paucī, paucae, pauca

Question 22

besides, except, beyond

Answer 22

praeter (prep. + acc.)

Question 23

who, which, that (relative pron.)

Answer 23

qui, quae, quod

Question 24

republic, state

Answer 24

res pūblica

Question 25

thing, event, affair, business, fact, cause, property

Answer 25

res N Irr.

Question 26

ever (adv.)

Answer 26

umquam

Question 27

How are Present Tense theme vowels changed in the Future Tense for the 3rd & 4th conjugations?

Answer 27

from o/i/u to a/e

Question 28

What distinguishes the 3rdio and 4th conjugation in the Future Tense?

Answer 28

the i is retained before the endings

Question 29

For the Future Tense, endings are added to what for the 3rd & 4th conjugations

Answer 29

first principal part minus the o

Question 30

For the Future of the 1st & 2nd Tenses, endings are added to what?

Answer 30

the 2nd Principal Part minus the “re”

Question 31

What are the endings for the Future Active of the 1st & 2nd Conjugations?

Answer 31

-bō, -bis, -bit -bimus, -bitis, -bunt

Question 32

What are the endings for the Future Passive of the 1st & 2nd Conjugations?

Answer 32

-bor, -beris, -bitur -bimur, -bimini, -buntur

Question 33

What are the endings for the Future Passive of the 3rd & 4th Conjugations?

Answer 33

-ar, -ēris, -etur -ēmur, -ēminī, -entur

Question 34

How is the Active Imperfect Indicative formed for the 1st Conjugation?

Answer 34

Begin with the first principal part and replace the “o” with an “ā” followed by the endings -bam, -bās, -bat -bāmus, -bātis, -bant

Question 35

How is the Active Imperfect Indicative formed for the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Conjugations?

Answer 35

Begin with the first principal part and replace the “o” (or “ēo”) with an “ē” and add the endings -bam, -bās, -bat -bāmus, -bātis, -bant

Question 36

How is the Passive Imperfect Indicative formed for the 1st Conjugation?

Answer 36

Begin with the first principal part and replace the “o” with an “ā” followed by the endings -bar, -bāris, -batur -bāmur, -bāminī, -bantur

Question 37

How is the Passive Imperfect Indicative formed for the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Conjugations?

Answer 37

Begin with the first principal and replace the “o” or “eō” with an “ē” followed by the endings -bar, -bāris, -batur -bāmur, -bāminī, -bantur

Question 38

What distinguishes the 3rdio and 4th conjugation in the Imperfect Tense?

Answer 38

the i is retained before the endings

Question 39

How is the Imperfect Subjunctive formed for all conjugations Active or Passive?

Answer 39

Personal endings, Active or Passive, are added to the second principal part.

Question 40

How is the Imperfect Subjunctive translated?

Answer 40

I might “verb” I might be “verbed”

Question 41

doleō, dolēre, doluī, dolitūum

Answer 41

grieve, suffer, hurt 2°

Question 42

intellegō, intellegere, intellēxī, intellēctum

Answer 42

understand 3°

Question 43

maneō, manēre, mānsī, mānsum

Answer 43

remain, stay, abide 2°

Question 44

requīrō, requīrere, requīsīvī, requīsītum

Answer 44

seek, ask for, miss, need, require 2°

Question 45

rogō, rogāre, rogāvī, rogātum

Answer 45

ask, ask for 1°

Question 46

Complete this sentence; In the Future Tense there are two basic patterns,

Answer 46

for the 1°&2° conjugations begin with the second principal part minus the “re,” then add bo/bi/bu before the active or passive endings, for the 3°&4° conjugations begin with the 1st principal part minus the “o,” then add a/e before the active or passive endings.

Question 47

The Imperfect Subjunctive (I might be verbed) is formed by…

Answer 47

adding the personal endings to the second principal part.

Question 48

The Imperfect Indicative (I verbed/I was verbing/I used to verb) is formed by

Answer 48

adding the personal endings to the marker “ba” which is attached to the first principal part minus its “”o” with an intervening “ē” for the 2°,3°,&4° conjugations, and an “ā” to the 1° conjugation.

Question 49

What is distinctive about the second person singular of the Passive Future Tense for the 1°&2° conjugations?

Answer 49

The vowel “i” shifts to “e.”