Schola Septima

Question 1

debtor, owner

Answer 1

debitor, -is m 3rd

Question 2

debt, obligation

Answer 2

debitum, -i n 2nd

Question 3

bread

Answer 3

panis, panis m 3rd

Question 4

temptation

Answer 4

tentatio, tentationis f 3rd

Question 5

to give, put, place

Answer 5

do, dare, dedi, datus 1st

Question 6

to forgive, send away

Answer 6

dimitto, dimittere, dimisi, dimissus 3rd

Question 7

to lead into

Answer 7

induco, inducere, induxi, inductus 3rd

Question 8

to free, deliver, liberate

Answer 8

libero, liberare, liberavi, liberatus 1st

Question 9

daily, of the day

Answer 9

cot(t)idianus, -a, -um

Question 10

evil, bad (adjective)

Answer 10

malus, -a, -um

Question 11

seventh

Answer 11

septimus, -a, -um

Question 12

today

Answer 12

hodie

Question 13

not (with indicative)

Answer 13

non

Question 14

not (with subjunctive)

Answer 14

ne

Question 15

as

Answer 15

sicut

Question 16

from, away from

Answer 16

ab, a (with ablative)

Question 17

Dative and Ablative endings in plural

Answer 17

1st & 2nd -is

3rd & 4th -ibus

Question 18

to owe, ought

Answer 18

debeo, debēre, debui, debitus 2nd

Question 19

Give! (singular and plural)

Answer 19

Da.

Date.

Question 20

Forgive! (singular and plural)

Answer 20

Dimitte.

Dimittite!

Question 21

Verb infinitives in the second and third declensions end with -ere. The first e is ē for which conjugation?

Answer 21

2nd

Question 22

Verb infinitives in the first and fourth declensions end with what respectively?

Answer 22

-are and -ire

Question 23

What is the ending for first person plural verbs?

Answer 23

-mus

Question 24

What is the connecting vowel before “re” in the infinitive for verbs of the first, second, third, and fourth conjugations?

Answer 24

1. a
2. ē
3. e
4. i

Question 25

We are.

Answer 25

Sumus.

Question 26

Negative commands in the Subjunctive are written by placing what particle before the verb?

Answer 26

ne

Question 27

What is the second person singular active subjunctive of “to lead into?”

Answer 27

inducas

Question 28

Conjugate “lead” in first, second, and third persons singular and the first person plural in both Indicative and Subjunctive.

Answer 28

induco inducis inducit inducimus inducam inducas inducat inducamus

Question 29

Negative commands in the Indicative are written by placing what particle before the verb?

Answer 29

non

Question 30

What preposition means “from?” It is followed by what case? Before a word beginning with a vowel the particle changes to...?

Answer 30

a Ablative ab

Question 31

The ablative of “malus” is “malo” and is ambiguous because...?

Answer 31

It can be neuter or masculine.

Question 32

to send

Answer 32

mitto, mittere, misi, missus 3rd

Question 33

Free, liberate, deliver!

Answer 33

Libera!

Question 34

Forgive! (singular and the plural)

Answer 34

Dimitte! Dimittite!

Question 35

What is the difference between the “ere” endings of the second and the third conjugation infinitives?

Answer 35

2nd conjugation infinitive ends with -ēre. 3rd conjugation infinitive ends with -ere.

Question 36

What vowels precede the “re” at the end of the infinitives of the first and fourth conjugations?

Answer 36

first -are fourth -ire

Question 37

What are the vowels that precede the personal endings of the four conjugations?

Answer 37

1st “a” 2nd “ē” 3rd “i” 4th “i”

Question 38

How are negative commands formed?

Answer 38

“ne” is used before the appropriate person subjunctive

Question 39

Conjugate “inducere” in both the Indicative and Subjunctive for 1st, 2nd, 3rd singular and 1st person plural?

Answer 39

induco, inducis, inducit, inducimus inducam, inducas, inducat, inducamus

Question 40

translate “ne inducam”

Answer 40

May I not lead into

Question 41

evil, mischief, disaster, misfortune, punishment, harm N

Answer 41

malum, mali N 2nd N