Chapter 12 Flashcards

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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “king”?

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rex

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What is the fourth principal part of audio, audire?

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auditum

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What is the third principal part of facio, facere?

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feci

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What is the third principal part of habeo, habere?

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habui

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What is the perfect first-person singular ending?

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i

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What is the third principal part of the verb that means “say, tell, speak; name, call”?

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dixi

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What is the fourth principal part of habeo, habere?

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habitum

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What is the fourth principal part of the verb that means “conquer, overcome”?

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victum

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What is the second principal part of the verb that means “say, tell, speak; name, call”?

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dicere

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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “Caesar”?

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masculine

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Give the first principal part: superavi

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supero

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How many principal parts does each verb have?

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four

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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “Asia”?

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feminine

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What is the third principal part of erro, errare?

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erravi

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What is the perfect third-person plural ending?

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erunt

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What is the third principal part of sum, esse?

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fui

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What is the fourth principal part of fugio, fugere?

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fugitum

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What is the third principal part of ago, agere?

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egi

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What is the perfect second-person plural ending?

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istis

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What is the fourth principal part of scribo, scribere?

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scriptum

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What is the fourth principal part of valeo, valere?

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valiturum

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What is the second principal part of the verb that means “conquer, overcome”?

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vincere

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What is the third principal part of possum, posse?

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potui

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What is the third principal part of mitto, mittere?

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misi

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What is the fourth principal part of *capio*, *capere*?
captum
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What is the fourth principal part of *do*, *dare*?
datum
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What is the third principal part of *do*, *dare*?
dedi
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What is the fourth principal part of *laudo*, *laudare*?
laudatum
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What is the third principal part of *venio*, *venire*?
veni
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What is the third principal part of *voco*, *vocare*?
vocavi
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means "god"?
masculine
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What is the fourth principal part of *duco*, *ducere*?
ductum
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What is the fourth principal part of *moneo*, *monere*?
monitum
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means "Caesar"?
Caesaris
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means "sky, heaven"?
caelum
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What is the third principal part of *debeo*, *debere*?
debui
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What is the perfect second-person singular ending?
isti
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What is the fourth principal part of *debeo*, *debere*?
debitum
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What is the fourth principal part of *supero*, *superare*?
superatum
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The future perfect endings take the form of what tense of *sum*?
future
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means "god"?
deus
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What is the first principal part of the verb that means "conquer, overcome"?
vinco
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What is the fourth principal part of *ago*, *agere*?
actum
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means "Asia"?
Asiae
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What is the fourth principal part of *erro*, *errare*?
erratum
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What is the fourth principal part of *sentio*, *sentire*?
sensum
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True/False: The fourth principal part of *possum*, *posse* is *poturus*.
FALSE
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means "sky, heaven"?
neuter
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What is the third principal part of *scribo*, *scribere*?
scripsi
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What is the third principal part of *amo*, *amare*?
amavi
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What is the third principal part of *valeo*, *valere*?
valui
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What is the third principal part of *video*, *videre*?
vidi
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means "liberty"?
feminine
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Give the first principal part: *ventum*
venio
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What is the fourth principal part of *sum*, *esse*?
futurus
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means "sky, heaven"?
caeli
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What is the fourth principal part of *doceo*, *docere*?
doctum
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What is the third principal part of *vivo*, *vivere*?
vixi
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means "king"?
masculine
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What is the fourth principal part of *amo*, *amare*?
amatum
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What is the third principal part of *capio*, *capere*?
cepi
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What is the third principal part of *audio*, *audire*?
audivi
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What is the Latin adverb that means "long, for a long time"?
diu
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What is the third principal part of *moneo*, *monere*?
monui
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What is the first principal part of the verb that means "say, tell, speak; name, call"?
dico
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What is the third principal part of *tolero*, *tolerare*?
toleravi
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means "Asia"?
Asia
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What is the third principal part of *doceo*, *docere*?
docui
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What is the fourth principal part of *mitto*, *mittere*?
missum
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What is the third principal part of *duco*, *ducere*?
duxi
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What is the third principal part of *sentio*, *sentire*?
sensi
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Give the first principal part: *valui*
valeo
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What is the fourth principal part of *venio*, *venire*?
ventum
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What is the third principal part of *supero*, *superare*?
superavi
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What is the third principal part of the verb that means "conquer, overcome"?
vici
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What is the third principal part of *audeo*, *audere*?
ausus sum
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What is the third principal part of *remaneo*, *remanere*?
remansi
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What is the third principal part of *servo*, *servare*?
servavi
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What is the third principal part of *fugio*, *fugere*?
fugi
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What is the third principal part of *cogito*, *cogitare*?
cogitavi
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True/False: the future perfect third-person plural form of *laudo* would be *laudaverunt*.
FALSE
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What is the fourth principal part of *vivo*, *vivere*?
victum
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What is the perfect third-person singular ending?
it
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means "king"?
regis
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What is the fourth principal part of the verb that means "say, tell, speak; name, call"?
dictum
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What is the fourth principal part of *tolero*, *tolerare*?
toleratum
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What is the fourth principal part of *servo*, *servare*?
servatum
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What is the perfect first-person plural ending?
imus
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means "liberty"?
libertas
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What is the third principal part of *laudo*, *laudare*?
laudavi
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What is the fourth principal part of *voco*, *vocare*?
vocatum
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What is the fourth principal part of *remaneo*, *remanere*?
remansum
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means "Caesar"?
Caesar
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Give the first principal part: *feci*
facio
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What is the fourth principal part of *video*, *videre*?
visum
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True/False: There is no fourth principal part of *possum*, *posse*.
TRUE
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means "god"?
dei
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What is the fourth principal part of *facio*, *facere*?
factum
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The pluperfect endings take the form of what tense of *sum*?
imperfect
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means "liberty"?
libertatis
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What is the fourth principal part of *cogito*, *cogitare*?
cogitatum
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Give the first principal part: *egi*
ago