Chapter II Review

Question 1

Number means

Answer 1

The term for “singular” or “plural”

Question 2

Infinitive means

Answer 2

The “to” form of a verb

Question 3

Subject means

Answer 3

The term describing the subject as a speaker

Question 4

Conjugation means

Answer 4

A group of verbs operating in the same way

Question 5

Macron means

Answer 5

The long mark over a vowel

Question 6

Person means

Answer 6

The “doer” of the action of a verb

Question 7

Agreement means

Answer 7

How the subjects and verbs fit together

Question 8

Derivative means

Answer 8

An English word formed from Latin

Question 9

Tense means

Answer 9

The “time” of a verb

Question 10

Principle parts means

Answer 10

The pieces of a Latin verb

Question 11

There are …. principle parts in most Latin verbs.

Answer 11

4

Question 12

The … part is the most helpful for determining the conjugation.

Answer 12

2

Question 13

The …. part has the -I- subject built right in.

Answer 13

1

Question 14

Latin verbs have …. persons.

Answer 14

3

Question 15

Latin verbs have … numbers.

Answer 15

2

Singular or plural

Question 16

The first principle part of a Latin verb usually ends in the letter….

Answer 16

Ō

Question 17

Remove the final -re from the infinitive form to find the Latin …. which is most helpful in leaning English words.

Answer 17

Stem or root

Question 18

If a Latin verb ends in -nt its subject must be …..

Answer 18

Plural

Question 19

To go through the motions of giving all possible endings for a Latin verb is called….

Answer 19

Conjugation

Question 20

The word “patriotic” comes from the Latin word …. Which means “fatherland”.

Answer 20

Patria

Question 21

The word “curator” comes from the Latin word cūrāre, which means….

Answer 21

Cares for

Question 22

For the English derivative “perambulator” the Latin root word is …. Which means …

Answer 22

Ambulat. Walk

Question 23

For the English derivative “evoke” the Latin root is …. which means ….

Answer 23

Voco. To call

Question 24

For the English derivative “expectant” the latin root is …. which means ….

Answer 24

Exspecto. Expect/wait

Question 25

Fort eh English derivative "patriarch" the Latin root is .... which means .....

Answer 25

Patria. Fatherland

Question 26

For the English derivative "separate" the Latin root is .... which means ...

Answer 26

Para. Prepare

Question 27

For the English derivative "visible" the latin root word is .... which means ...

Answer 27

Video. See

Question 28

For the English derivative "narrative" the Latin root is ..... Which means ....

Answer 28

Narro. Tell

Question 29

For the English derivative "tenacious" the Latin root is ... which means ....

Answer 29

Teno. Hold

Question 30

For the English derivative "biform" the Latin root is ..... which means .......

Answer 30

Forma. Form

Question 31

For the English word "debt" the Latin root is ..... which means ....

Answer 31

Debo. Owe

Question 32

The nominative case derives it's name from the Latin word

Answer 32

Nōmen - name

Question 33

``` Which could be called a discipula? Mark Julius Luke Anna ```

Answer 33

Anna

Question 34

``` Which verb does not belong by conjugation? Habitō Exspectō Habeō Cūrō ```

Answer 34

Habeō

Question 35

In which principle part do we find the stem of a present tense?

Answer 35

2

Question 36

Both nouns and verbs have

Answer 36

Number

Question 37

How many conjugations are there in Latin?

Answer 37

4

Question 38

``` Which verb doesn't belong by person? Nārrātis Tenēs Dēbent Vocās ```

Answer 38

Dēbent because all others are you verbs

Question 39

``` Which verb is plural? Amāmus Sum Parat Habēs ```

Answer 39

Amāmus

Question 40

What ending distinguishes a present infinitive?

Answer 40

Re

Question 41

What type of Latin verbs are not based on a stem?

Answer 41

Verbs that end in o

Question 42

``` Which does not translate habemus? We did have We have We are having We do have ```

Answer 42

We did have | Did makes it past tense

Question 43

Most verb endings end in o. What other ending is sometimes used?

Answer 43

M

Question 44

The grammatical term used to indicate the time in which an action is taking place is.....

Answer 44

Tense

Question 45

The second conjugation is distinguished by a ....

Answer 45

Long ē

Question 46

The translation of an infinitive is preceded by the word.....

Answer 46

To

Question 47

``` Agricola terram ...... Vidēs Videt Vident Videō ```

Answer 47

Vident They(farmers) see the land. They makes the verb end in nt

Question 48

``` Patriam ...... dēbēs. Amās Amātis Amat Amāre ```

Answer 48

Amare Dēbēs- you ought Amare- to love== You ought to love fatherland

Question 49

I am telling a story. Means in Latin

Answer 49

Fābulam nārro.

Question 50

What does "You and I are waiting for" mean in Latin?

Answer 50

Exspectāmus | You and I =we= mus

Question 51

What does "I have the appearance" mean in Latin?

Answer 51

Fōrmam habeō Formam- predicate noun of form Habeō- I have

Question 52

The sailor is preparing to tell a story. mean in Latin

Answer 52

Nauta fābulam nārrāre parat. | Both nouns are singular.

Question 53

Tell me, George, in what country do you live? What does do you live mean in Latin from this sent.

Answer 53

Habitās

Question 54

``` ...... sum. Discipulās Discipulae Discipula Discipulīs ```

Answer 54

Discipula. | I am a student.