Latin I Exam Review

Question 1

1st declension endings

Answer 1

a, ae, ae, am, a, ae, arum, is, as, is

Question 2

2nd declension endings

Answer 2

us/r, i, o, um, o, i, orum, is, os, is

Question 3

2nd declension endings (n)

Answer 3

um, i, o, um, o, a, orum, is, a, is

Question 4

3rd declension endings

Answer 4

given, is, i, em, e, es, um, ibus, es, ibus

Question 5

3rd declension endings (n)

Answer 5

given, is, i, given, e, a, um, ibus, a, ibus

Question 6

present tense endings

Answer 6

o, s, t, mus, tis, nt

Question 7

imperfect tense endings

Answer 7

bam, bas, bat, bamus, batis, bant

Question 8

connecting vowel for 1st conjugation present tense

Answer 8

a

Question 9

connecting vowel for 1st conjugation imperfect and future tenses

Answer 9

a

Question 10

connecting vowel for 2nd conjugation present tense

Answer 10

e

Question 11

connecting vowel for 2nd conjugation imperfect and future tenses

Answer 11

e

Question 12

connecting vowel for 3rd conjugation present tense

Answer 12

i/u

Question 13

connecting vowel for 3rd conjugation imperfect and future tenses

Answer 13

e

Question 14

connecting vowel for 3rd io and 4th conjugations present tense

Answer 14

i/iu

Question 15

connecting vowel for 3rd io and 4th conjugations imperfect and future tenses

Answer 15

ie

Question 16

What kind of words are; amare, habere, regere, capere, audire

Answer 16

infinitives

Question 17

ama, habe, cape, audi are what?

Answer 17

singular imperatives (command)

Question 18

amate, habete, capite, audite are what?

Answer 18

plural imperatives (command)

Question 19

What principal part is used to determine the conjugation of a verb?

Answer 19

The second principal part=infinitive

Question 20

What principal part is used to determine the verb base/stem?

Answer 20

2nd principal part=infinitive

Question 21

What case is used to determine the declension of a noun?

Answer 21

The genitive

Question 22

What case is used to determine the stem of a noun?

Answer 22

The genitive

Question 23

What job/function does the nominative serve?

Answer 23

subject

Question 24

What job/function does the genitive case serve?

Answer 24

of phrases, possession

Question 25

What job/function does the dative case serve?

Answer 25

to/for phrases, indirect object

Question 26

What is the main job of the accusative?

Answer 26

Direct object

Question 27

What is the job/function of the ablative case?

Answer 27

Object of some prepositions

Question 28

In the sentence, Susan teaches students of Rivendell to give gifts to people in poverty.
What is the subject?

Answer 28

Susan

Question 29

In the sentence, Susan teaches students of Rivendell to give gifts to people in poverty.
What is the subject?

Answer 29

Susan