Chapter 7

Question 1

ara

Answer 1

ara, arae
f.

alter

Question 2

copia

Answer 2

copia, copiae
f.

abundance; (pl.) troops, forces

Question 3

fortuna

Answer 3

fortuna, fortunae
f.

fortune, chance

Question 4

insidiae

Answer 4

insidiae, insidiarum
f. pl.

ambush, plot, treachery

Question 5

natura

Answer 5

natura, naturae
f.

nature

Question 6

umbra

Answer 6

umbra, umbrae
f.

shadow, shade

Question 7

ingenium

Answer 7

ingenium, ingenii
n.

nature; disposition; (natural) talent

Question 8

templum

Answer 8

templum, templi
n.

temple

Question 9

ars

Answer 9

ars, artis, -ium
f.

skill, art; guile, trick

Question 10

civitas

Answer 10

civitas, civitatis
f.

state, citizenry; citizenship

Question 11

frater

Answer 11

frater, fratris
m.

brother

Question 12

mors

Answer 12

mors, mortis, -ium
f.

death

Question 13

pars

Answer 13

pars, partis, -ium
f.

part

Question 14

soror

Answer 14

soror, sororis
f.

sister

Question 15

virtus

Answer 15

virtus, virtutis
f.

manliness, courage; excellence, virtue

Question 16

vox

Answer 16

vox, vocis
f.

voice, word

Question 17

maneo

Answer 17

maneo, manere, mansi, mansusus

remain, stay; (tr.) await

Question 18

terreo

Answer 18

terreo, terrere, terrui, territus

terrify, frighten

Question 19

cupio

Answer 19

cupio, cupere, cupii/cupivi, cupitus

desire, long for, want

Question 20

fugio

Answer 20

fugio, fugere, fugi, fugiturus

flee

Question 21

peto

Answer 21

peto, petere, petii/petivi, petitus

ask (for), seek; attack

Question 22

trado

Answer 22

trado, tradere, tradidi, traditus

hand over, surrender, hand down

Question 23

vinco

Answer 23

vinco, vincere, vici, victus

conquer, overcome; (intr.) win

Question 24

aufero

Answer 24

aufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatus

carry away, take away, remove

Question 25

differo

Answer 25

differo, differre, distuli, dilatus (intr.) differ, be different' (tr.) carry in different directions

Question 26

acerbus

Answer 26

acerbus, -a, -um bitter, harsh

Question 27

antiquus

Answer 27

antiquus, -a, -um old, ancient

Question 28

carus

Answer 28

carus, -a, -um precious, dear (to) (+dat)

Question 29

certus

Answer 29

certus, -a, -um sure, certain, reliable

Question 30

incertus

Answer 30

incertus, -a, -um unsure, uncertain, unreliable

Question 31

falsus

Answer 31

falsus, -a, -um deceptive, false

Question 32

novus

Answer 32

novus, -a, -um new; strange

Question 33

verus

Answer 33

verus, -a, -um real, true

Question 34

mortalis

Answer 34

mortalis, mortale mortal

Question 35

immortalis

Answer 35

immortalis, immortale immortal

Question 36

ante

Answer 36

(adv.) before, earlier, previously | (pre +acc) before, in front of

Question 37

aut

Answer 37

(conj) or

Question 38

aut...aut

Answer 38

either...or

Question 39

etiam

Answer 39

(adv) also, even, still

Question 40

ita

Answer 40

(adv) so, thus, in this way, in such a way

Question 41

ne

Answer 41

(adv) not

Question 42

post

Answer 42

(adv) after(ward), later; behind (prep + acc) after, behind

Question 43

solum

Answer 43

(adv) only

Question 44

non solum...sed/verum etiam

Answer 44

not only...but also

Question 45

utinam

Answer 45

(introduces an Optative Subjunctive)

Question 46

vero

Answer 46

(adv) certainly, indeed, but

Question 47

verum

Answer 47

(conj) but