Semester One Finals

Question 1

video, videre, vidi, visus

Answer 1

see

Question 2

est

Answer 2

is, there is, he/she/it is

Question 3

non

Answer 3

not

Question 4

et

Answer 4

and

Question 5

sed

Answer 5

but

Question 6

bonus, bona, bonum

Answer 6

good

Question 7

durus, dura, durum

Answer 7

hard

Question 8

magnus, magna, magnum

Answer 8

great, large, big

Question 9

longus, longa, longum

Answer 9

long

Question 10

novus, nova, novum

Answer 10

new, strange

Question 11

amo, amare, amavi, amatus

Answer 11

love, like

Question 12

paro, parare, paravi, paratus

Answer 12

get, get ready, prepare

Question 13

specto, spectare, spectavi, spectatus

Answer 13

look (at), watch

Question 14

equus, equi m.

Answer 14

horse

Question 15

laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudtus

Answer 15

praise

Question 16

ubi

Answer 16

where

Question 17

clarus, clara, clarum

Answer 17

clear, famous

Question 18

ad

Answer 18

followed by noun in accusative case, to, toward (with verbs of motion); near (with verbs of rest)

Question 19

gratus grata, gratum

Answer 19

pleasing, grateful

Question 20

mando, mandare, mandavi, mandatus

Answer 20

entrust, give to (to keep safe)

Question 21

nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus

Answer 21

announce, report to

Question 22

meus, mea, meum

Answer 22

my, mine

Question 23

tuus, tua, tuum

Answer 23

your, yours (referring to one person)

Question 24

disciplina, disciplinae f.

Answer 24

training, instruction

Question 25

augeo, augere, auxi, auctus

Answer 25

increase

Question 26

doceo, docere, docui, doctus

Answer 26

teach

Question 27

habeo, habere, habui, habitus

Answer 27

have, hold

Question 28

amicitia, amicitiae f.

Answer 28

friendship

Question 29

gloria, gloriae f.

Answer 29

glory

Question 30

gratia, gratiae f.

Answer 30

gratitude, influence

Question 31

in

Answer 31

with abl. in, on

Question 32

casa, casae f.

Answer 32

house

Question 33

mereo, merere, merui, meritus

Answer 33

deserve, earn

Question 34

captivus, captivi m.

Answer 34

prisoner

Question 35

a, ab

Answer 35

with abl., away from, from

Question 36

de

Answer 36

with abl., down from, from, about, concerning

Question 37

ager, agri m.

Answer 37

field

Question 38

filius, fili m.

Answer 38

son

Question 39

magister, magisteri m.

Answer 39

teacher

Question 40

puer, pueri m.

Answer 40

boy

Question 41

vir, viri m.

Answer 41

man, hero

Question 42

amicus, amica, amicum

Answer 42

friendly

Question 43

liber, libera, liberum

Answer 43

free

Question 44

Philippus filium habuit, Alexandrum, puerum bonum et amicum.

Answer 44

Philip had a son, Alexander, a good and friendly boy.

Question 45

Philippus claro magistro Aristoteli puerum Alexandrum mandavit: "Doce meum, philosophe."

Answer 45

Philip entrusted the boy Alexander to the famous teacher Aristotle: "teach my son philosopher."

Question 46

Aristoteles Alexandrum de philosophia et de Homero, poeta claro, docuit.

Answer 46

Aristotle taught Alexander about philosophy and teach about Homer, the famous poet.

Question 47

Alexander Homerum amavit et laudavit, sed philosophia erat disciplina dura et longa.

Answer 47

Alexander loved and praised Homer, but philosophy was a training hard and long.

Question 48

In agro Alexander equum novum habuit.

Answer 48

In the field Alexander had a new horse.

Question 49

Alexander agrum et equum spectavit, et Aristoteli nuntiavit.

Answer 49

Alexander looked at the horse and the field and announced to Aristotle,

Question 50

"Vide, magister, agrum gratum

Answer 50

"look teacher, a pleasing field,

Question 51

Casam tuam non amo

Answer 51

I do not like your house.

Question 52

Doce me in agro.

Answer 52

Teach me in the field.

Question 53

Puer sum non vir.

Answer 53

I am a boy, not a man.

Question 54

Puer liber sum, filius Philippi, non captivus tuus.

Answer 54

I am a free boy, the sun of Philip, not your captive.

Question 55

In agro Homerum et gloriam viri amgni Achillis memoriae mandabo."

Answer 55

In the field I will entrust to memory Homer and the glory of the great man Achillies.

Question 56

Aristoteles in agro Alexandrum docere parat.

Answer 56

Aristotle prepares to teach Alexander in the field

Question 57

Sed ubi est puer Alexander?

Answer 57

But where is the boy Alexander?

Question 58

Alexander as silvam equum incitat.

Answer 58

Alexander incites his horse to the forest.

Question 59

Liber est!

Answer 59

He is free!