Latin I Unit 3 Test Review (Ch. 13-21)
I.
Nomen
Reading Comprehension:
A. Story content
B. Character Identification
Directions: Match each character to the proper description.
a. miles Romanus
1. Raedam devertebat, sed frustra.
b. Syrus
2. In cauponā manere non voluit. In sordidis lectis dormire
c. Cornelia
non voluit.
d. Apollodorus
3. Per iocum, cum pilā Corneliam feriebat.
e. Aurelia
4. Eam manum ad latrantes canes extendit.
f. Cornelius
5. A caupone scelesto necabatur.
g. Eucleides
6. Amicum Graecum qui est caupona habet.
h. Sextus
7. Graecum cauponem est.
i. Marcus
8. In viā et raedā pernoctare non voluit.
j. Aulus
9. Fabulam de caupone scelesto narravit.
k. Septimus
10. Somnium de amico et morte habuit.
11. ad medium noctem vigilare voluit.
C. READING COMP QUESTIONS: SOME IN ENGLISH, SOME IN LATIN
D. Grammar Analysis
II.
Vocab & Derivatives:
A. Study Vocab lists from Ch. 13-21 at www.quia.com (available via class web page)
and/or www.quizlet.com (type “Harrison Latin” into the search box and then
choose the group option). Study your derivatives lists from Ch. 19 – 21. Nota
Bene: Studying Ch. 1-12 would be a helpful review for the reading
comprehension questions!
B. Question Words – memorize the translations for the following question words
(many new ones are from Pg. 90-91 in Ch. 12):
Cur?
-ne…?
1
Quid … facit?
Qualis ?
Quos?
Quem?
Quocum?
Quo instrumento?
Cuius?
III.
Quo?
Ubi?
Quae?
Unde?
Quibuscum?
Quomodo?
Quando?
Inflection & Syntax
A. Noun Cases – you must know the title & use of each noun case
Case
Use
Translation words/Description
of word order
Nominative
Genitive
Accusative
Ablative
Vocative
B. Noun endings & Neuter Nouns: You must be able to tell the gender of a noun
by looking at it’s dictionary entry. You should also know the 2nd & 3rd Neuter
endings from memory. Fill in the following chart:
Sing.
1st
2nd
2nd N
3rd
3rd N
Nom.
Gen.
Dat.
Acc.
Abl.
Plural
xxxxx
xxxxx
xxxxx
xxxxx
xxxxx
Nom.
Gen.
Dat.
Acc.
Abl.
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C. Adjectives: You must know the two different types of Adjectives & which
endings they use.
Review your grammar notes from Ch. 16 & 18 and fill in the blanks below.
1. “2-1-2” adjectives use the
and
declensions.
2. Fill in the suffixes for the “2-1-2” adjective dictionary entry:
_-
,-
,-
3. The other type of adjectives use the
declension noun endings.
4. Fill in the suffixes for the other type of adjective dictionary entry:
_-
,-
,-
5. The gender order of adjective entries is always
,
, then
.
D. Noun / Adjective Agreement
1. Adjectives must agree with the nouns they modify in
and
,
.
2. Adjective endings will be in the same horizontal
your noun chart, but not in the same
as the noun ending on
.
3. True / False: Noun / adjective pairs must have endings that are spelled exactly
the same.
4. Adjectives of Quantity may also describe
, and they come
the nouns they modify.
5. Adjectives of Quality come
the nouns they modify.
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E. Verb Tenses – Recognition & Translation: You must be able to choose the
correct translation of a verb based upon its spelling (tense signs) & helping verbs. You
MUST KNOW YOUR VERB CHART IN ORDER TO DO THIS. Fill in the chart below.
Engl. Pro. Present Tense
Imperfect Tense
Perfect Tense
xxxxxxx
*
*
*
xxxxxxx
*
*
*
*
*
*
S. 1st
2nd
3rd
P. 1st
2nd
3rd
Tran.
Identify the tense of each verb:
Voluimus
eunt
Iubet
duxit
Erant
intras
Is
ibam
Explicant
visitavit
Amamus
amabam
IV. Culture
A. Olympian Family Tree: fill in the family tree chart below.
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Fill in each space below with the correct name from the list below. Pay close attention to the
clues listed below
(not Olympian)
male
Apollo
Mercury
Vulcan
male
Bacchus
Minerva
male
Ceres
Neptune
Diana
Pluto
female
Juno
Venus
(not Olympian)
female
Jupiter
Proserpina
female
Mars
Vesta
B. Cursus Honorum: What were the main offices of the Cursus honorum in the Roman
Republic? In what order did they go? Define the following terms:
Quaestor –
Tribunus –
Aedile –
Praetor –
Consul –
Propraetor –
Proconsul –
Censor Dictator –
Equites –
Plebeians –
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C. Heroes of Early Rome: know what each of the following heroes was famous for.
Horatius Cloelia Mucius Scaevola –
Cincinnatus -
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