UNIT 13: Checkpoint Revision

Question 1

indirect question

Answer 1

a question phrase that acts as the DIRECT OBJECT of a verb

Question 2

quō modō

Answer 2

how

Question 3

unde

Answer 3

from where

Question 4

quō

Answer 4

to where

Question 5

quantus

Answer 5

how big/great/much

Question 6

what categories of nouns don’t use prepositions?

Answer 6

cities, towns, and small islands + domus (“home), humus (“ground”), rūs (“countryside”)

Question 7

TO somewhere

Answer 7

accusative of place to which

Question 8

FROM somewhere

Answer 8

ablative of place from which

Question 9

AT/IN somewhere

Answer 9

locative case
s: -ae, -ī, -ī
pl: -īs, -īs, -ibus

Question 10

gerundive endings

Answer 10

-ndus, -nda, -ndum

Question 11

literal translation of the gerundive form

Answer 11

“to be ____ed”
(usually ___ must ____)

Question 12

what is the dative that gerundives use called

Answer 12

dative of agent

Question 13

gerundive + est

Answer 13

passive periphrastic

Question 14

what formulas can you use for translating the ut in a purpose clause?

Answer 14

so that, in order that, in order to (only if the subject is the same)

Question 15

how do you negate a purpose clause?

Answer 15

replace ut with nē

Question 16

what is the relationship between the ut clause and main clause in a result clause?

Answer 16

the ut clause happens because of the main clause

Question 17

tam

Answer 17

so

Question 18

tantus

Answer 18

so big, so great, so much

Question 19

tot

Answer 19

so many

Question 20

quotus

Answer 20

how many

Question 21

totiēns

Answer 21

so many times, so often

Question 22

tālis

Answer 22

of such a sort

Question 23

quālis

Answer 23

what sort

Question 24

ita/sic

Answer 24

in such a way

Question 25

adeō

Answer 25

so greatly, to such an extent

Question 26

how do you negate a result clause?

Answer 26

ut ... nōn

Question 27

what formulas can you use for translating an indirect command?

Answer 27

"that...", "to..."

Question 28

imperō

Answer 28

to order, command (+ dat.)

Question 29

moneō

Answer 29

to warn, advise

Question 30

rogō

Answer 30

to ask

Question 31

ōrō

Answer 31

to beg

Question 32

postulō

Answer 32

to demand, ask, beg

Question 33

poscō

Answer 33

to demand, ask, beg

Question 34

quaerō

Answer 34

to seek

Question 35

petō

Answer 35

to seek

Question 36

incitō

Answer 36

to urge, encourage

Question 37

hortātus

Answer 37

having urged, encouraged

Question 38

precātus

Answer 38

having prayed

Question 39

what latin verb means "to order" but NEVER introduces an indirect command?

Answer 39

iubeō