Capitulum Octavum

Question 1

precious stone, jewel

Answer 1

gemma, -ae

Question 2

string, line

Answer 2

līnea, ae

Question 3

pearl

Answer 3

margarīta, -ae

Question 4

shop, stall

Answer 4

taberna, -ae

Question 5

ring

Answer 5

ānulus,-ī

Question 6

neck

Answer 6

collum, -ī

Question 7

finger

Answer 7

digitus, -ī

Question 8

ornament, piece of jewelry

Answer 8

ōrnāmentum, -ī

Question 9

price, value

Answer 9

pretium, -ī

Question 10

sesterce (coin)

Answer 10

sēstertius, -ī

Question 11

shopkeeper

Answer 11

tabernārius, -ī

Question 12

pronoun

Answer 12

prōnōmen, prōnōminis (n.)

Question 13

shout

Answer 13

clāmat, clāmant

Question 14

costs, stands firm

Answer 14

cōnstat, cōnstant

Question 15

point out, show

Answer 15

mōnstrat, mōnstrant

Question 16

equip, adorn

Answer 16

ōrnat, ōrnant

Question 17

stop, halt

Answer 17

cōnsistit, cōnsistunt

Question 18

buy

Answer 18

emit, emunt

Question 19

show

Answer 19

ostendit, ostendunt

Question 20

sell

Answer 20

vēndit, vēndunt

Question 21

sell

Answer 21

vēndit, vēndunt

Question 22

look at, look

Answer 22

aspicit, aspiciunt

Question 23

receive

Answer 23

accipit, accipiunt

Question 24

comes together with , meets, suits

Answer 24

convenit, conveniunt
(Intransitive verb regarding two things described using correlatives, the second of which is in the accusative and preceded by “ad.”

Question 25

go away

Answer 25

abut, abeunt

Question 26

another, other (adj.)

Answer 26

alius, alia, aliud

Question 27

set with a jewel

Answer 27

gemmātus, -a, -um

Question 28

mid, middle

Answer 28

medius, -a, -um

Question 29

wealthy

Answer 29

pecūniōsus, -a, -um

Question 30

how large, (as large) as

Answer 30

quantus, -a, -um

Question 31

fourth

Answer 31

quārtus, -a, -um

Question 32

so big, so great (adj.)

Answer 32

tantus, -a, -um

Question 33

ninety

Answer 33

nōnāgintā

Question 34

eighty

Answer 34

octōgintā

Question 35

twenty

Answer 35

vīgintī

Question 36

that, the one, he

Answer 36

ille, illa, illud

Question 37

too, too much

Answer 37

nimis

Question 38

enough

Answer 38

satis

Question 39

or

Answer 39

aut

Question 40

Decline the singular Interrogative Pronouns (who/what/which?)

Answer 40

quis/quī quae quid/quod cuius cui quem quam quod quō quā quō

Question 41

Decline the plural Interrogative Pronouns (who/what/which?)

Answer 41

quī quae quae quõrum quārum quōrum quibus quōs quās quae quibus

Question 42

Decline the singular 3º Person Relative Pronoun (who/he,she who) that will refer to an antecedent

Answer 42

quī quae quod cuius cui quem quam quod quō quā quō

Question 43

Decline the singular 3º Person Personal Pronoun which can serve as a pronoun (he, she, it), and is used to refer to someone other than the subject of a sentence, or as an adjective (that)

Answer 43

is ea id eius ei eum eam id eō eā eō

Question 44

Decline the plural Personal Pronouns (they who)

Answer 44

iī eae ea eōrum eārum eōrum iīs eōs eās ea iīs

Question 45

Decline the plural Relative Pronouns

Answer 45

iī eae ea eōrum eārum eōrum iīs eōs eās ea iīs

Question 46

Decline the singular Demonstrative Pronouns (This)

Answer 46

hic haec hoc huius huic hunc hanc hoc hōc hāc hōc

Question 47

Decline the plural Demonstrative Pronouns (These)

Answer 47

hī hae haec hōrum hārum hōrum hīs hōs hās haec hīs

Question 48

Decline the singular Demonstrative Pronouns (That)

Answer 48

ille illa illud illīus illī illum illam illud illō illā illō

Question 49

Decline the plural Demonstrative Pronouns (Those)

Answer 49

illī illae illa illōrum illārum illōrum illīs illōs illās illa illīs

Question 50

What are the interrogative pronouns? They are used before what?

Answer 50

quis, quae, quid They are used before a noun

Question 51

What are the relative pronouns?

Answer 51

quī, quae, quod

Question 52

What are the three groups of demonstrative pronouns?

Answer 52

is, ea, id (he/she who, it) hic, haec, hoc (this) Ille, illa, illud (that)

Question 53

Must relative pronouns have an antecedent?

Answer 53

No, alone they can function like “he who, etc.” or “whoever.”

Question 54

What is the ablative of means?

Answer 54

A noun in ablative without a preposition can indicate that the noun is a means or the agent of a passive verb.

Question 55

When talking about size (as big as), the correlatives “tam … quam” are replaced by the adjectives

Answer 55

tantus… quantus (As adjectives they agree with the nouns they modify.) (They can each be used alone) (Tantum can also mean “only.”)

Question 56

how

Answer 56

quam

Question 57

Prices related to the verbs “constat,” “emit,” “vendit” are in what case?

Answer 57

ablative (ablātīvus pretiī)

Question 58

whoever

Answer 58

quī