Chapter 21 Flashcards by Chris Wilson

What is the first principal part of the verb that means “know”?

scio

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True/False: The future passive second-person singular form of duco has a mandatory long mark over the e.

TRUE

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Give the present passive first-person singular form of audio.

audior

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What is the Latin conjunction that means “because”?

quod

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Give the present passive third-person singular form of audio.

auditur

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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “clan, race, nation, people”?

gens

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What is the first principal part of the verb that means “seize, snatch, carry away”?

rapio

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Give the future passive second-person singular form of audio.

audieris

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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means “clan, race, nation, people”?

gentis

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Give the present passive second-person plural form of capio.

capimini

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Give the future passive first-person singular form of capio.

capiar

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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “praise, glory, fame”?

feminine

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Give the future passive second-person plural form of capio.

capiemini

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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “boundaries, territory”?

masculine

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Give the future passive first-person plural form of duco.

ducemur

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What is the second principal part of the verb that means “seize, snatch, carry away”?

rapere

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What is the third principal part of the verb that means “bid, order, command”?

iussi

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What is the fourth principal part of the verb that means “bid, order, command”?

iussum

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Give the future passive first-person plural form of capio.

capiemur

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What is the fourth principal part of the verb that means “hold together, contain, keep, enclose, restrain”?

contentum

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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “cause, reason”?

feminine

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What is the fourth principal part of the verb that means “know”?

scitum

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Give the future passive third-person plural form of duco.

ducentur

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What is the first principal part of the verb that means “bid, order, command”?

iubeo

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Give the future passive third-person singular form of *duco*.

ducetur

What is the third principal part of the verb that means "know"?

scivi

What is the gender of the Latin word that means "world, universe"?

masculine

Give the future passive first-person plural form of *audio*.

audiemur

What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means "end, limit, boundary, purpose"?

finis

Give the future passive third-person plural form of *capio*.

capientur

Give the future passive third-person singular form of *audio*.

audietur

What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means "world, universe"?

mundus

Give the present passive third-person singular form of *duco*.

ducitur

What is the third principal part of the verb that means "seize, snatch, carry away"?

rapui

Give the present passive second-person plural form of *duco*.

ducimini

What is the second principal part of the verb that means "know"?

scire

What is the gender of the Latin word that means "end, limit, boundary, purpose"?

masculine

What is the Latin conjunction that means "and, and also, and even"?

atque

What is the genitive plural form of the Latin word that means "boundaries, territory"?

finium

What is the first principal part of the verb that means "hold together, contain, keep, enclose, restrain"?

contineo

What is the second principal part of the verb that means "hold together, contain, keep, enclose, restrain"?

continere

What is the fourth principal part of the verb that means "touch"?

tactum

Give the present passive third-person plural form of *capio*.

capiuntur

Give the present passive first-person singular form of *capio*.

capior

What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means "praise, glory, fame"?

laus

What is the third principal part of the verb that means "touch"?

tetigi

Give the future passive first-person singular form of *audio*.

audiar

Give the present passive second-person plural form of *audio*.

audimini

What is the second principal part of the verb that means "bid, order, command"?

iubere

Give the future passive third-person singular form of *capio*.

capietur

True/False: In third (and third-io) conjugations, you form the passive infinitive simply by changing the last letter of the active infinitive from an *e* to an *i*.

FALSE

Give the present passive third-person plural form of *audio*.

audiuntur

What is the fourth principal part of the verb that means "seize, snatch, carry away"?

raptum

True/False: In the fourth conjugation, you form the passive infinitive simply by changing the last letter of the active infinitive from an *e* to an *i*.

TRUE

What is the third principal part of the verb that means "hold together, contain, keep, enclose, restrain"?

continui

What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means "cause, reason"?

causae

Give the future passive second-person plural form of *duco*.

ducemini

Give the future passive third-person plural form of *audio*.

audientur

What is the first principal part of the verb that means "touch"?

tango

What is the second principal part of the verb that means "touch"?

tangere

True/False: In third and fourth conjugations, the future passive indicative is formed using the -*bo/bi/bu*- tense marker.

FALSE

Give the present passive third-person plural form of *duco*.

ducuntur

What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means "world, universe"?

mundi

What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means "end, limit, boundary, purpose"?

finis

True/False: In third and fourth conjugations, the imperfect passive indicative is formed using the -*ba*- tense marker.

TRUE

Give the present passive second-person singular form of *audio*.

audiris

Give the present passive first-person singular form of *duco*.

ducor

Give the future passive first-person singular form of *duco*.

ducar

Give the present passive first-person plural form of *capio*.

capimur

Give the present passive third-person singular form of *capio*.

capitur

Give the present passive second-person singular form of *duco*.

duceris

Give the present passive first-person plural form of *duco*.

ducimur

What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means "cause, reason"?

causa

Give the present passive second-person singular form of *capio*.

caperis

What is the nominative plural form of the Latin word that means "boundaries, territory"?

fines

Give the future passive second-person singular form of *capio*.

capieris

Give the future passive second-person plural form of *audio*.

audiemini

What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means "praise, glory, fame"?

laudis

Give the present passive first-person plural form of *audio*.

audimur

What is the gender of the Latin word that means "clan, race, nation, people"?

feminine

Chapter 21 Flashcards

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