Chapter 5

Question 1

audax, audacis

Answer 1

bold

Question 2

ingens, ingentis

Answer 2

huge

Question 3

felix, felicis

Answer 3

happy, lucky, fruitful

Question 4

infelix, infelicis

Answer 4

unhappy, unlucky, unfruitful

Question 5

vetus, veteris

Answer 5

old, aged; long-standing

Question 6

ferox, ferocis

Answer 6

fierce, warlike, wild

Question 7

prudens, prudentis

Answer 7

sensible, prudent

Question 8

dives, divitis

Answer 8

rich; costly

Question 9

potens, potentis

Answer 9

capable; powerful

Question 10

absens, absentis

Answer 10

absent

Question 11

praesens, praesentis

Answer 11

present (i.e., not absent)

Question 12

pauper, pauperis

Answer 12

poor

Question 13

adulescens, adulescentis

Answer 13

youth, young person, young man

Question 14

frater, fratris

Answer 14

brother

Question 15

princeps, principis

Answer 15

leader, first one, prince; emeror

Question 16

civitas, civitatis

Answer 16

citizenship, state, commonwealth

Question 17

soror, sororis

Answer 17

sister

Question 18

List the forms for the adjective audax: Masculine/Feminine (Singular)

Answer 18

audax, audacis, audaci, audacem, audaci

Question 19

List the forms for the adjective audax: Masculine/Feminine (Plural)

Answer 19

audaces, audacium, audacibus, audaces, audacibus

Question 20

List the forms for the adjective audax: Neuter (Singular)

Answer 20

audax, audacis, audaci, audax, audaci

Question 21

List the forms for the adjective audax: Neuter (Plural)

Answer 21

audacia, audacium, audacibus, audacia, audacibus

Question 22

In which tree forms of the neuter do one-termination third-declension adjectives actually still have two terminations?

Answer 22

accusative singular, nominative plural, and accusative plural