Schola Secunda

Question 1

3rd person singular indicative active

He, she, it is; there is; is

Answer 1

est

Question 2

3rd person singular indicative subjunctive active

May he, she, it be

Answer 2

sit

Question 3

3rd person singular indicative imperfect

He, she, it was; there was; was

Answer 3

erat

Question 4

earth, land

Answer 4

terra, -ae (f 1st)

Question 5

glory

Answer 5

gloria, -ae (f 1st)

Question 6

daughter

Answer 6

filia, -ae (f 1st)

Question 7

lord, master

Answer 7

dominus, -i (m 2nd)

Question 8

God

Answer 8

Deus -i (m 2nd)

Question 9

beginning, start, origin

Answer 9

principium, -i (n 2nd)

Question 10

war

Answer 10

bellum, -i (n 2nd)

Question 11

age, world

Answer 11

saeculum, -i (n 2nd)

Question 12

peace

Answer 12

pax, pacis (f 3rd)

Question 13

good (adj)

Answer 13

bonus, -a, -um

Question 14

second, following (adj.)

Answer 14

secundus, -a, -um

Question 15

as, just as

Answer 15

sicut

Question 16

now

Answer 16

nunc

Question 17

always

Answer 17

semper

Question 18

or

Answer 18

aut

Question 19

either…or

Answer 19

aut…aut

Question 20

All cases 2nd declension neuter

Answer 20

Nominative -um
Genitive -i
Dative -o
Accusative -um
Ablative -o

Nominative -a
Genitive -orum
Accusative -a

Question 21

First Declension endings: Nominative, Genitive, Dative, and Ablative

Answer 21

• a
• ae
• ae
• ā

Question 22

Second Declension endings: Nominative, Genitive, Dative, and Ablative

Answer 22

• us/um
• i
• o
• o

Question 23

Third Declension endings: Nominative, Genitive, Dative, and Ablative

Answer 23

-

• is
• i
• e

Question 24

Fourth Declension endings: Nominative, Genitive, Dative, and Ablative

Answer 24

• us
• ūs
• ui
• u

Question 25

Distinguish between est and sit

Answer 25

est = 3rdps indicative, “he/she/it is”
sit = 3ps subjunctive, “may he/she/it be”

Question 26

The adjective “sanctus” has which declension endings when modifying a masculine noun.

Answer 26

2nd declension

Question 27

Prepositions which are static are followed by what tense?

Answer 27

Ablative

Question 28

Prepositions indicating motion are followed by which case?

Answer 28

Accusative

Question 29

Case endings for neuter nouns of the second declension are

Answer 29

N. -um, G. -i, D. -o, Ac. -um, Ab. -o

Plural Nom. -a, Gen. -orum, Acc. -a