Scola Prima -

Question 1

lesson, class, school

Answer 1

schola, -ae (f 1st)

Question 2

glory

Answer 2

gloria, -ae (f 1st)

Question 3

son

Answer 3

filius, -i (m 2nd)

Question 4

slave, servant

Answer 4

servus, -i (m 2nd)

Question 5

brother

Answer 5

frater, fratris (m 3rd)

Question 6

mother

Answer 6

mater, matris (f 3rd)

Question 7

father

Answer 7

pater, patris (m 3rd)

Question 8

name

Answer 8

nomen, nominis (n 3rd)

Question 9

sister

Answer 9

soror, sororis (f 3rd)

Question 10

spirit

Answer 10

spiritus, spiritūs (m 4th)

Question 11

first

Answer 11

primus, -a, -um

Question 12

holy, sacred

Answer 12

sanctus, -a, -um

Question 13

with

Answer 13

cum (followed by ablative case)

Question 14

in, on

Answer 14

in (followed by ablative case)

Question 15

both…..and

Answer 15

et…..et

Question 16

and

Answer 16

et

Question 17

1st declension

Answer 17

Nom. -a

Gen. -ae

Abl. -ā

Question 18

2nd declension

Answer 18

Nom. -us (m) -um (n)

Gen. -i

Abl. -o

Question 19

3rd declension

Answer 19

Nom. -

Gen. -is

Abl. -e

Question 20

4th declension

Answer 20

Nom. -us

Gen. -ūs

Abl. -u

Question 21

without

Answer 21

sine (followed by ablative case)

Question 22

The stem of third decelension nouns is derived from

Answer 22

the genitive

Question 23

case for the subject of a sentence

Answer 23

nominative

Question 24

case of the possessive

Answer 24

genitive

Question 25

case of the indirect object

Answer 25

dative

Question 26

case of the direct object

Answer 26

accusative

Question 27

case of direct address

Answer 27

vocative

Question 28

case of many prepositions, an indication of agency, and other uses

Answer 28

ablative

Question 29

case indicating place where

Answer 29

locative

Question 30

Adjectives always have the same …

Answer 30

number, gender, and case of the nouns they modify.

Question 31

Adjectives are listed in dictionaries and glossaries with …

Answer 31

masculine, feminine, and neuter endings.

Question 32

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

Answer 32

2nd declension