Lesson 2

Question 1

Imperrãtor

Answer 1

comander or general

Question 2

Pontifex Maximus

Answer 2

Cheif Priest

Question 3

Bellum

Answer 3

war

Question 4

Gallia

Answer 4

Gaul(france)

Question 5

Agõ

Answer 5

I do

I am doing

Do I?

Am I doing?

Question 6

Ago

Agere

ëgï

actum

Answer 6

I do

to do

i did, or have done

having been done

Question 7

present active indicitive ending

Answer 7

o/m

s

t

mus

tis

nt

Question 8

present active indicitive ending

Agere

Answer 8

to do

ago

agis

agit

agimus

agitis

agunt

Question 9

Agis

Answer 9

you are doing

you do do it

do you?

Question 10

agit

Answer 10

he does

does she?

it is doing

Question 11

agimus

Answer 11

we do

we are doing

do we?

Question 12

agitis

Answer 12

y’all do

do y’all

Question 13

agunt

Answer 13

they do

do they?

they are doing

Question 14

bellum agere

Answer 14

to wage war

Question 15

bellum agunt

Answer 15

they wage war

Question 16

caesar bellum agit

Answer 16

caesar wages war

Question 17

Gaius Iulius Caesar,

imperator et pontifex maximus

bellum in gallia agit.

Answer 17

Gaius Iulius Caesar, commander and high priest, wages war in gaul.

Question 18

age bellum, Caesar!

Answer 18

wage war, Caesar!

Question 19

age

Answer 19

do it

Question 20

agite

Answer 20

y’all do it

Question 21

bellum agite, mïlites

Answer 21

wage war, soldiers!

Question 22

Imperitive singular

age!

Answer 22

you do it!

Question 23

Imperitive plural

agite!

Answer 23

y’all do it!

Question 24

bibō,

bibere,

bibī,

bibitum

Answer 24

I drink

to drink

drank, have drank

having been drank

Question 25

caedō, caedere, cecīdī, caesum:

Answer 25

cut, cut down, slay I cut to cut has been cut having been cut

Question 26

Caesar:

Answer 26

Gaius Julius Caesar, politician, author, and conquerer of Gaul, famously assassinated on March 15 (the Ides), 44 B.C.E.

Question 27

cibum:

Answer 27

food

Question 28

dīcō, dīcere, dīxī, dictum:

Answer 28

say, speak, tell I say to say said having been said

Question 29

discipulī (m.), discipulae (f.):

Answer 29

students

Question 30

edō, edere, ēdī, ēsum:

Answer 30

Eat i eat to eat ate having been eaten

Question 31

est

Answer 31

is

Question 32

et

Answer 32

and

Question 33

flōrēs:

Answer 33

flowers

Question 34

Gallia:

Answer 34

Gaul (corresponding geographically to modern France)

Question 35

mīles/mīlitēs:

Answer 35

soldier/soldiers

Question 36

mulier/mulierēs:

Answer 36

woman/women

Question 37

-ne (enclitic particle):

Answer 37

attaches to the first word in the sentence to indicate that what follows is a question

Question 38

pōnō, pōnere, posuī, positum:

Answer 38

put, place, put aside, put away I put to put placed having been put

Question 39

pontifex/pontificēs:

Answer 39

priest/priests (pontifex maximus = chief priest)

Question 40

salvē (sing.), salvēte (pl.):

Answer 40

greetings

Question 41

valē (sing.), valēte (pl.):

Answer 41

be well, farewell

Question 42

vendō, vendere, vendidī, venditum:

Answer 42

sell I sell to sell sold having been sold

Question 43

vincō, vincere, vīcī, victum:

Answer 43

conquer I conquer to conquer conquered having been conquered

Question 44

vīnum:

Answer 44

wine

Question 45

to say

Answer 45

dīcere

Question 46

Put away! (singular)

Answer 46

pōne

Question 47

Put away! (plural)

Answer 47

pōnite

Question 48

to drink

Answer 48

bibere

Question 49

Eat! (plural)

Answer 49

edite

Question 50

We sell.

Answer 50

vendimus

Question 51

to drive

Answer 51

agere

Question 52

She is driving.

Answer 52

agit

Question 53

Drive! (singular)

Answer 53

age

Question 54

to conquer

Answer 54

vincere

Question 55

They are conquering.

Answer 55

vincunt

Question 56

They drink.

Answer 56

bibunt

Question 57

We are cutting.

Answer 57

caedimus

Question 58

Are you (singular) cutting?

Answer 58

caedisne

Question 59

You (plural) eat

Answer 59

editis

Question 60

Caesar dīcit.

Answer 60

Caesar says (is saying/does say).

Question 61

Dīcimus.

Answer 61

We say (are saying/do say).

Question 62

Dīcite, muliērēs!

Answer 62

Speak, women!

Question 63

Caesar bellum agit.

Answer 63

Caesar wages (is waging/does wage) war.

Question 64

Caesar flōrēs caedit.

Answer 64

``` Caesar cuts (is cutting/does cut) the flowers. ```

Question 65

Mīlitēs flōrēs caedunt

Answer 65

The soldiers cut (are cutting/do cut) the flowers.

Question 66

Pōnite flōrēs, mīlitēs, et vincite!

Answer 66

Put away the flowers, soldiers, and conquer!

Question 67

Mīlitēs cibum edunt.

Answer 67

The soldiers eat (are eating/do eat) the food.

Question 68

Pontificēs vīnum bibunt

Answer 68

The priests drink (are drinking/do drink) the wine.

Question 69

Servum vendō.

Answer 69

I sell (am selling/do sell) the slave.

Question 70

Vince, Caesar!

Answer 70

Conquer, Caesar!

Question 71

Agite bellum, mīlitēs!

Answer 71

Wage war, soldiers!

Question 72

Cibum edimus et vīnum bibimus.

Answer 72

``` We eat (are eating/do eat) the food and drink (are drinking/ do drink) the wine. ```

Question 73

Edisne cibum?

Answer 73

Are you eating (do you eat) the food?

Question 74

Bibitisne vīnum?

Answer 74

Do you drink (are you drinking) wine?

Answer 75

Singular Plural 1 pōnō pōnimus 2 pōnis pōnitis 3 pōnit pōnunt

Question 76

present indicitive verbs

Answer 76

I. Singular Plural 1 -ō or -m -mus 2 -s -tis 3 -t -nt

Question 77

Ago

Answer 77

II. Singular Plural 1 agō agimus 2 agis agitis 3 agit agunt

Question 78

Pono

Answer 78

III. Singular Plural 1 pōnō pōnimus 2 pōnis pōnitis 3 pōnit pōnunt

Question 79

Bibo

Answer 79

Singular Plural 1 bibō bibimus 2 bibis bibitis 3 bibit bibunt

Question 80

Vinco

Answer 80

Singular Plural 1 vincō vincimus 2 vincis vincitis 3 vincit vincunt