Exam Review Chapters 1-7
Answer Section
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T There are no definite or indefinite articles in Latin. Context will help you decide
whether to include them in the English translation.
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F The correct translation is puellae.
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F The plural of puella îrâta is puellae îrâtae.
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F Dêfessae is an adjective describing the subjects Cornêlia and Flâvia.
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F When a noun is the direct object of a sentence, it is in the accusative case.
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Habitat is a verb meaning (he/she) lives. Nômine is a noun meaning by name. Puella is a noun meaning girl.
Vîlla is a noun meaning country house.
A Puella is a noun meaning girl.
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Flâvia est Rômâna is the only sentence in which the subject and verb are singular and the noun and adjective
are singular.
A Lentê is an adverb. The other choices are adjectives.
A Strênua is an adjective. Hodiê and lentê are adverbs.
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The sentence, Cornêlia dêfessa est, uses est to link the subject and the complement.
A Dâvus est vir Britannicus.
A feminine plural
A masculine singular
A Britannica is feminine singular in form.
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Only arborem has the proper ending to be the direct object of a sentence. Dêfessae shows possession or is a
subject. Sexte is a form of Sextus used for direct address. Râmus could be the subject of a sentence, but not
the direct object.
A Sollicita is an adjective. Cavê is a command. Videt is a verb.
A Magna is an adjective modifying the subject vôx.
A Tum is an adverb meaning at that moment, then.
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Marce is in the form of direct address. Tû is the subject. Ascendis is the verb.
Vôcem and Sextum are direct objects.
Vult is not an infinitive. It means (she/he) wishes, wants.
Ex is used before either vowels or consonants, ê before consonants only.
Dêscendere means to come/go down.
Terrêre means to frighten or to terrify.
Neque...neque is a balanced construction meaning neither...nor. When neque is used alone, it means
and...not.
A Pater is 3rd declension. The other choices belong to the 2nd declension.
A All 3rd declension nouns introduced so far have -ês for the nominative and
accusative plural.
A Clâmôrês is in the accusative case because it is the direct object of the verb.
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