English Fill-In

Question 1

Five verbs that may introduce an indirect command or request are…

Answer 1

Imperare, persuadere, rogare, mandare, monere

Question 2

An indirect command or request is introduced by __ if positive or __ if negative.

Answer 2

Ut, ne

Question 3

In an indirect command or request only the __ or __ tenses of the subjunctive may be used.

Answer 3

Present, imperfect

Question 4

A future less vivid uses the __ tense of the __ mood in both clauses.

Answer 4

Present, subjunctive

Question 5

A present contrary to fact uses the __ tense of the __ mood in both clauses.

Answer 5

Imperfect, subjunctive

Question 6

A past contrary to fact uses the __ tense of the __ mood in both clauses.

Answer 6

Pluperfect, subjunctive

Question 7

A mixed contrary to fact uses the __ tense of the subjunctive mood in the “if” clause and the __ tense of the subjunctive mood in the “then” clause.

Answer 7

Pluperfect, imperfect

Question 8

Five deponent verbs that take the ablative case are…

Answer 8

Potior, utor, fruor, fungor, vescor (PUFFV)

Question 9

An ablative absolute usually consists of a __ and a __ in the __ case.

Answer 9

Participle, noun, ablative

Question 10

Three uses of the infinitive are…

Answer 10

Subject, complementary, indirect statement

Question 11

Three verbs that can take a complementary infinitive are…

Answer 11

Posse, velle, debere

Question 12

Three verbs that can introduce an indirect statement are…

Answer 12

Dicere, credere, nuntiare

Question 13

The subject of an indirect statement is in the __ case.

Answer 13

Accusative

Question 14

In a cum clause, cum can be translated as…

Answer 14

When, since, although

Question 15

Seven “so words” that can introduce a result clause are…

Answer 15

Tam, tantus, talis, tot, totiens, sic, ita

Question 16

A result clause consists of a __, __ if it is positive/__ if negative and a __ in the __ or __ tense

Answer 16

So word, ut, ut non, subjunctive, present, imperfect

Question 17

A purpose clause consists of __ if positive, __ if negative and a __ verb in the __ or __ tense.

Answer 17

Ut, ne, subjunctive, present, imperfect

Question 18

An indirect question is introduced by an __ word.

Answer 18

Interrogative

Question 19

A gerund or gerundive may be used in the genitive case with the words __ or __ to show purpose.

Answer 19

Causa, gratia

Question 20

A gerund or gerundive may be used in the accusative case with the word __ to show purpose

Answer 20

Ad

Question 21

A passive periphrastic is a combination of a __ and a form of the verb __. In this construction, the doer of the action is in the __ case.

Answer 21

Gerundive, sum, dative

Question 22

A fear clause uses a verb of fearing, such as __, __, or __, and __ if positive or __ if negative

Answer 22

Timere, metuere, vereri, ne, ut

Question 23

A jussive subjunctive is usually in the __ or __ person.

Answer 23

2nd, 3rd

Question 24

A hortatory subjunctive is usually in the __ person.

Answer 24

1st

Question 25

Deliberative questions use __ subjunctive for present time and __ for all past times.

Answer 25

Present, imperfect

Question 26

Optative subjunctive always has…

Answer 26

Utinam

Question 27

In an optative subjunctive, the __ tense is used for things that can still come true, and the __ and __ tenses are used for things that can’t.

Answer 27

Present, imperfect, pluperfect

Question 28

A dactyl is…

Answer 28

—UU

Question 29

A spondee is…

Answer 29

— —

Question 30

Two circumstances that determine a syllable is short

Answer 30

By nature, followed by one consonant

Question 31

Three circumstances that determine a syllable is long

Answer 31

By nature, followed by two or more consonants, diphthong

Question 32

Four circumstances that determine that one syllable can elide with another syllable

Answer 32

v—v, m—v, v—h, m—h

Question 33

The pattern ABBA is called

Answer 33

Chiasmus

Question 34

The pattern ABAB is called

Answer 34

Synchesis

Question 35

The repetition of a word or phrase is called

Answer 35

Anaphora

Question 36

The inversion of a preposition and its object is called

Answer 36

Anastrophe

Question 37

Lack of conjunctions is called

Answer 37

Asyndeton

Question 38

An overabundance of conjunctions is called

Answer 38

Polysyndeton

Question 39

The substitution of one word for another that it suggests is called

Answer 39

Metonymy

Question 40

UNUS NAUTA words; these have an __ in the genitive singular and __ in the dative singular

Answer 40

Unus, nullus, ullus, solus, neuter, alter, uter, totus, alius; -ius, -i