Midterms Everything

Question 1

On which river of the Underworld would gods and goddesses swear oaths?

Answer 1

River Styx

Question 2

What sinner in the Underworld must continually plait a rope, the end of which is eaten by a donkey?

Answer 2

Oncus

Question 3

What group of creatures were born from the union of Ixion and a cloud shaped like Hera?

Answer 3

Centaurs

Question 4

Give the form of is, ea, id that would agree with the noun militem?

Answer 4

eum

Question 5

Give the form of is, ea, id that would agree with the noun militibus?

Answer 5

eis

Question 6

If the head verb is present, future, or future perfect, what sequence will the sentence be in?

Answer 6

Primary

Question 7

If the head verb is imperfect, perfect, or pluperfect, what sequence will the sentence be?

Answer 7

Secondary

Question 8

Scio cur id facias.
Q1. What is the sequence?
Q2. If you changed scio to sciebam, what must you do?

Answer 8

Q1. Primary
Q2. make facias faceres

Question 9

What son of Tantalus was the main ingredient of a stew designed to trick the gods?

Answer 9

Pelops

Question 10

What sinner in the Underworld has to forever roll a boulder up a hill only for it to roll back down once he reaches the top?

Answer 10

Sisyphus

Question 11

What sinner tried to seduce Leto for which he was shot by Apollo and Artemis then stretched across 9 acres in Tartarus?

Answer 11

Tityus

Question 12

Which of the Danaids was the only one not to kill her husband?

Answer 12

Hypermanestra

Question 13

Which river of the Underworld was the river of forgetfulness?

Answer 13

Lethe

Question 14

In what region of the Underworld did heroes and the blessed live?

Answer 14

Elysium

Question 15

What sinner in the Underworld is cursed to forever spin on a wheel of fire?

Answer 15

Ixion

Question 16

Docērem omnēs discipulōs melius.

Q1: What part of speech is melius?

Answer 16

Q1. adverb

Question 17

Quis vestrum hoc fecit?

Q1. Translate
Q2. What is the case and use of hoc?
Q3. What tense is fecit?
Q4. Make hoc plural.
Q5. What is the case and use of vestrum?

Answer 17

Q1. Which of you did this?
Q2. Accusative direct object
Q3. Perfect
Q4. haec
Q5. Partative Genetive

Question 18

Iulius dux virtutis erat.

Q1. Translate.
Q2. What is the case and use of virtutis?
Q3. What is the case and use of Iulius?
Q4. What is the case and use of dux?
Q5. Parse erat.

Answer 18

Q1. Julius was a general of virtue.
Q2. genetive of description
Q3. nominative subject
Q4. nominative predicate
Q5. 3rd person singular, imperfect, active, indicative

Question 19

Habemusne satis aquae?

Q1. Translate
Q2. What is ne?
Q3. Is satis declinable?
Q4. What is the case and use of aquae?

Answer 19

Q1. Do we have enough of water?
Q2. Inclitic
Q3. No
Q4. Genetive Partative

Question 20

Non est satis temporis ambulare ad forum.

Q1. Translate
Q2. What kind of infinative is ambulare?

Answer 20

Q1. There is not enough time to walk to the forum.
Q2. Complementary

Question 21

Saepae magistros dubitate, discipuli.

Q1. Translate
Q2. Parse dubitate
Q3. What is the case and use of magistros?
Q4. What is the case and use of discipuli?

Answer 21

Q1. Often question your teachers, students.
Q2. Second person plural, present, active, imperative
Q3. Accusative direct object
Q4. Vocative of direct address

Question 22

Scimus Cloeliam fuisse feminam magnae virtutis.

Q1. Translate
Q2. What part of speach is scimus?
Q3. What is the case and use of Cloeliam?
Q4. What is the case and use of feminam?
Q5. What is the case and use of magnae virtutis?

Answer 22

Q1. We know that Cloelia was a women of great virtue.
Q2. verb
Q3. accusative subject
Q4. accusative predicate
Q5. genetive of description

Question 23

Cupio esse pars tuae terrae.

Q1. Translate
Q2. What kind of infinative is esse
Q3. What is the case and use pars?
Q4. What is the case and use of tuae terrae?
Q5. What does this sentence reference?

Answer 23

Q1. I want to be part of your world.
Q2. Complementary
Q3. Nominative predicate
Q4. Partative of Genetive
Q5. The Little Mermaid

Question 24

Minerva, dea maximae sapientae, mortales iuvat.

Q1. Translate
Q2. What is the case and use of sapientae?
Q3. Parse iuvat.

Answer 24

Q1. Minerva, a goddess of the greatest knowledge, helps the mortals.
Q2. Genetive of Description
Q3. 3rd person singular, present, active, indicative

Question 25

Potesne dare mihi plus cibi? Q1. Translate. Q2. What is the case and use of mihi? Q3. What is the case and use of cibi?

Answer 25

Q1. Are you able to give me more food? Q2. Dative of Indirect Object Q3. Partative genetive

Question 26

Plūrēs canēs mihi sint. Q1: What degree of adjective is plūrēs? Q2: Make plūrēs superlative. Q3: What is the case and use of mihi? Q4: Parse sint.

Answer 26

Q1: Comparative Q2: Plurimi Q3: Dative of Possession. Q4: 3rd person plural present active subjunctive

Question 27

Caesar mīlitēs auxiliō cīvibus mīserat. Q1: What is the case and use of mīlitēs? Q2: What is the case and use of auxiliō? Q3: What is the case and use of cīvibus? Q4: What construction do we call the combination of auxiliō and cīvibus? Q5: Parse mīserat.

Answer 27

Q1: Accusative Direct Object Q2: Dative of Purpose Q3: Dative of Reference Q4: Double Dative Q5: 3rd person singular pluperfect active indicative

Question 28

Mihi vidētur imperītōs mīlitēs nōn ūtilēs in proeliō esse. Q1: What is the case and use of mihi. Q2: Parse vidētur. Q3: What is the case and use of mīlitēs? Q4: What use of the infinitive is esse?

Answer 28

Q1: Dative of reference Q2: 3rd person singular present passive indicative. Q3: Accusative subject Q4: Infinitive in Indirect Statement

Question 29

Legēmusne hunc locum aut illum locum castrīs? Q1: Parse legēmus. Q2: Make 'hunc locum aut illum locum' plural. Q3: What is the case and use of castrīs?

Answer 29

Q1: 1st person plural future active indicative Q2: hos locos aut illos locos Q3: Dative of purpose

Question 30

Multa dōna discipulīs ā benignō magistrō data sunt. Q1: What is the case and use of dōna? Q2: What is the case and use of discipulīs? Q3: What is the case and use of magistrō? Q4: Parse data sunt.

Answer 30

Q1: Nominative Subject Q2: Dative Indirect Object Q3: Ablative of Agent Q4: Third person plural perfect passive indicative

Question 31

Palūs nōnne perīculōsa vōbīs estne? Q1: What kind of answer does nōnne expect? Q2: What does the -ōsus ending denote about an adjective? Q3: What is the case and use of vōbīs?

Answer 31

Q1: Yes/positive answer Q2: "Full of" the noun; periculum (danger) + -ōsus = dangerous/full of danger Q3: Dative of Reference

Question 32

Rēx populō suō nārrāvit tōtam potestātem sibi esse. Q1: What is the case and use of populō? Q2: What is the case and use of potestātem? Q3: What is the case and use of sibi? Q4: What use of the infinitive is esse? Q5: Parse nārrāvit.

Answer 32

Q1: Dative of Indirect Object Q2: Accusative Subject Q3: Dative of Possession Q4: Infinitive in Indirect Statement Q5: 3rd person singular perfect active indicative

Question 33

Translate: Iūlia audīvit puellās cantāre.

Answer 33

Julia heard that the girls sing.

Question 34

Name any 3 early Latin authors.

Answer 34

Correct Answer Andronicus Correct Answer Ennius Correct Answer Naevius Correct Answer Plautus Correct Answer Cato Correct Answer Terence Correct Answer Lucilius

Question 35

Name any 3 golden age authors.

Answer 35

Correct Answer Catullus Correct Answer Vergil Correct Answer Propertius Correct Answer Tibullus Correct Answer Ovid Correct Answer Lucretius Correct Answer Cicero Correct Answer Horace Correct Answer Livy Correct Answer Nepos

Question 36

Name any 3 silver age authors.

Answer 36

Correct Answer Petronius Correct Answer Juvenal Correct Answer Tacitus Correct Answer Suetonius Correct Answer Seneca Correct Answer Pliny Correct Answer Lucan Correct Answer Martial

Question 37

Name any 3 Christian authors.

Answer 37

Correct Answer Tertulian Correct Answer Lactantius Correct Answer Jerome Correct Answer Ambrose

Question 38

Canis ūllī estne? Q1: What is the case and use of ūllī?

Answer 38

Q1: Nominative Predicate