Latin 1a
PRACTICE Final Exam 2006
NAME:
Directions: Give one English meaning and nothing more.
1.
vulnerō:
21.
sum:
2.
gravis:
22.
volvō:
3.
fīlia:
23.
flūctus:
4.
pūniō:
24.
factum:
5.
meus:
25.
ūtilis:
6.
doceō:
26.
parvus:
7.
malus:
27.
rogō:
8.
tēlum:
28.
veniō:
9.
soror:
29.
accipiō:
10.
vir:
30.
teneō:
11.
proximus:
31.
annus:
12.
vester:
32.
iter:
13.
dēleō:
33.
dē:
14.
ad:
34.
somnus:
15.
epistula:
35.
scrība:
16.
ōra:
36.
poēta:
17.
mittō:
37.
sedeō:
18.
nāvis:
38.
opus:
19.
fēlīx:
39.
umbra:
20.
videō:
40.
fugiō:
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Latin 1a
Final PROPOSED Exam 2006
NAME:
Directions: Fill in the following synopses.
Principal Parts: audi, audīre, audīv, audītum
Person: 2nd Number: singular
Gender: feminine
ACTIVE
PASSIVE
present
imperfect
future
perfect
pluperfect
fut. perfect
Principal Parts: mitt, mittere, mīs, missum
Person: 3rd Number: plural
Gender: neuter
ACTIVE
PASSIVE
present
imperfect
future
perfect
pluperfect
fut. perfect
Directions: Identify the person, number, tense, and voice of the following forms. Please abbreviate as
demonstrated. Then translate and give the first principal part of the verb. [1/2 pt each]
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Latin 1a
Final PROPOSED Exam 2006
person number
ex. amat
3rd
sing.
NAME:
tense
voice
translation
1st prinicipal part
pres.
act.
she loves
amō
1. scrīpta sunt
2. dedistī
3. amābis
4. movētur
5. mūniēbant
6. fuerant
7. fēcerit
Directions: Give the following verb forms and translate them.
EX:
1st singular, present active of AMŌ
AMO
1. 1st plural pluperfect active of SEDE:
2. 3rd singular present active of SURG:
3. 2nd plural imperfect passive of ROG:
4. 3rd plural future passive of PŪNI
5. 2nd singular perfect passive of DŌ:
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Latin 1a
Final PROPOSED Exam 2006
NAME:
Directions: Identify the following nouns in case, number and gender. Give only one identification even if
there are several possibilities.
ex. puellīs
case
number
gender
dative
plural
feminine
1. aquae
2. campum
3. bella
4. cīvibus
5. gradū
6. corpus
7. gradū
8. corpus
Directions: Decline the following NOUN – ADJECTIVE combination.
huge waves – ingentes fluctūs
the unhappy citizen -- miser civis
singular
plural
nom. ______________ ______________
______________ ______________
gen.
______________ ______________
______________ ______________
dat.
______________ ______________
______________ ______________
acc.
______________ ______________
______________ ______________
abl.
______________ ______________
______________ ______________
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Latin 1a
Final PROPOSED Exam 2006
NAME:
Directions: Translate the sentences into English and identify the case, number and gender of the underlined
nouns or adjectives. Please abbreviate as per example.
EX: Mātrēs fīliōs amant.
Transl:
filios:
ACC
PL
MASC
Mothers love their sons
1. Dōna amīcīs dant.
dōna: _______ _________ ________
Transl:
2. Omnēs urbēs in terrā ā pīrātīs dēlēbuntur.
pīrāts: _______ _________ ________
Transl:
3. Māter rēgis ā cīvibus amāta est.
rēgis: _______ _________ ________
Transl:
4. Mults dis cum cārō fīliō mānsērunt.
dis: _______ _________ ________
Transl:
5. Epistulam brevem fliae tuae ded.
tuae: _______ _________ ________
Transl:
6. Multī in exercitū capita tegēbant.
multī : _______ _________ ________
Transl:
7. Īrātī deī maris magnōs flūctūs in lītora volvent.
fluctūs: _______ _________ ________
Transl:
8. Carmina dulcia ā nostrīs poētīs scrīpta sunt.
nostrīs : _______ _________ ________
Transl:
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Final PROPOSED Exam 2006
NAME:
Directions: Translate the following sentences into English and give the tense and voice of the underlined
verbs.
EX: Mātrēs fīliōs amant.
Transl:
amant:
present
active .
Mothers love their sons
1. Mea īra surrēxit quod frātrem meum interfēcerant
surrēxit: _________ _________
Transl:
2. Nomina mīlitum proximō annō nuntiābuntur.
nuntiābuntur: _________ _________
Transl:
3. Parātī estis, quod exercitum vīderāmus.
vīderāmus: _________ _________
Transl:
4. Lgs bonae nōn  ducibus factae sunt, sed  cvibus.
factae sunt: _________ _________
Transl:
5. Cum sorore meā in lītore sedēs.
sedēs: _________ _________
Transl:
6. Bellum grave cum gentibus geritur.
geritur: _________ _________
Transl:
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Final PROPOSED Exam 2006
NAME:
Directions: Fill in the blank with the missing single noun or adjective.
1. Scrībae ūtilēs ___________________ erant.
Scribes were useful to poets.
2. ___________________ multōrum amīcōrum in urbe audiet.
He will hear the words of many friends in the city.
3. Prm ______________________________mlits forts rēgem malum interficient.
At dawn the brave soldiers will kill the wicked king.
4. ___________________ tristis amīcī meam sorōrem terruit.
The sad appearance of (her) friend terrified my sister.
5. Mūrī _____________________ urbis mūniēbantur..
The walls of the huge city were being fortified.
Directions: Translate the following sentences into Latin.
1. You are speaking sweet words to my sister, but bad (ones) to my brother.
2. For many hours he was making the difficult journey into the high mountains.
3. The winds from the sea were heard by the inhabitants of the plains.
4. The weapons of the king of the tribes will be received by our leader.
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Latin 1a
Final PROPOSED Exam 2006
NAME:
Directions: Read, but do not translate, the following passage and answer in English the questions that
follow.
From Monarchy to Republic
Post septem rēgēs et cāsum Tarquiniī Superbī, rēgis ultimī, Rōmānī cīvēs rem pūblicam
constituērunt. Duo consulēs quōtannīs ā cīvibus facti sunt; libertātem cīvium et lēgēs Rōmānōrum
servāvērunt. Aeduī olim, gens Gallica, contrā Rōmānōs surrēxērunt. Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus
consensū omnium dictātor dictus est. Nuntiī ā senātū ad Cincinnatum in agrōs vēnērunt et in urbem
vocāvērunt. Cincinnatus pius exercitum Rōmānum contrā Aeduōs dūxit. Quam celerrimē Aeduōs
sub iugum mīsit. Sextō decimō diē dictātūram deposuit et cīvis privātus in agrōs revēnit.
septem – seven
rem pūblicam – republic
constituērunt - set up
consulēs – consuls
quotannīs – every year
libertātem – freedom
Aeduī – the Aeduans
contrā – against
consensū – with the consent
quam celerrimē – as quickly as possible
sub iugum – under the yoke (an act of submission) sextō decimō 16th dictātūram – dictatorship
1. What was the name of the last king of Rome? [1]
2. Who set up a republic? [1]
3. How often were the consuls chosen? [1]
4. Who chose the consuls? [1]
5. What two things did the consuls protect? [2]
6. What case, number, and gender is legēs? [3]
7. Who were the Aeduans? [1]
8. What are the principal parts of vēnērunt? [4] Avoid memorization questions
9. Who was made dictator? [1]
10. How long did this dictatorship last? [1]
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