Latin 101A and B (2009)
Sample quiz 9: questions may or may not be repeated.
I. Please provide the forms of the reflexive pronoun for the first person plural and the
third person sg./pl. The third person sg./pl. form will definitely be on the quiz, along
with one of the first or second person sets. (2.0 points)
1st person pl.
Nom.
3rd person sg./pl.
Gen.
Dat.
Acc.
Abl.
II. Please provide the forms of the intensive pronoun ipse ipsa ipsum in all cases of the
singular and plural (3.0 points). This question will be repeated verbatim on the quiz.
Sg.
M.
F.
N.
Pl. M.
F.
N.
Nom.
Gen.
Dat.
Acc.
Abl.
III. Please translate the following sentences into Latin. You may use one page of notes
prepared according to the criteria discussed in class (up to four comments per sentences
on the vocabulary or usage of individual words). I have shown an example of how to do
this in the answer key. In order to get credit for these sentences, please leave your
notes with your quiz paper, and be sure to put your name and I.D. on the paper. (5
points)
12.1 For the sake of his beautiful daughter the father had given his money to that doctor
(of either sex).
12.2 In the beginning Caesar had conquered Asia (Minor), but he recently lost it (i.e.,
Asia Minor).
12.3 Their mother, however, kept finding no patience in that young man.
12.4 If we will have had a good life, we will have no fear of old age.
12.5 Our mothers had understood too well the nature of that bitter disease.
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Answer key:
I. 1st person pl.
Nom. ---------
3rd person sg./pl.
---------
Gen. nostrî
suî
Dat. nôbîs
sibi
Acc. nôs
sê
Abl. nôbîs
sê
II. Please provide the forms of the intensive pronoun ipse ipsa ipsum in all cases of the
singular and plural (3.0 points). This question will be repeated verbatim on the quiz.
Sg.
M.
F.
N.
Pl. M.
F.
N.
Nom. ipse
ipsa
ipsum
ipsî
ipsae
ipsa
Gen. ipsîus
ipsîus
ipsîus
ipsôrum
ipsârum
Dat. ipsî
ipsî
ipsî
ipsîs
ipsîs
ipsîs
Acc. ipsum
ipsam
ipsum
ipsôs
ipsâs
ipsa
Abl. ipsô
ipsâ
ipsô
ipsîs
ipsîs
ipsîs
ipsôrum
III. Rather than providing English to Latin translations for chapter 12, I will give
examples from my English to Latin sentences for chapter 11 to show the kinds of notes
that are acceptable to provide for the quiz.
Please leave the notes with the proctor in order to gain credit for the sentences.
Please also put your name and I.D. at the top of the paper.
11.1 That no-good slime bucket sister of yours is dear to no one.
1. "that no good... of yours:" ista is fine for all.
2. "dear: cârus, -a, -um + dative
3. The dative of "no one" is nêminî.
4. Linking verb requires predicate nominative for cârus.
11.2 His friend, however, sent the chapters of those same books to the writer.
1. autem: however. Do not make this the first word, but rather the second or third.
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2. chapters: caput, capitis, n.
3. same: eôrundem is the right gender, number, and case. Note the insructor's rather
ludicrous typo in one of the classes, which she will not repeat here.
4. writer: use scrîptor, scrîptôris, m. as an indirect object.
11.3 Not only her brother but also your sister think the same (thing).
1. Only: sôlum
2. her: eius
3. think: do not forget to make sentiô plural.
4. the same thing: idem as substantive, remembering the correct case.
11.4 Since neither the consuls nor the Roman people understand these fears, they will not
send their forces on that road.
1. neither... nor....: neque/nec, repeated.
2. A consul is a person, not a plan: cônsul, cônsulis, m.
3. Roman people: use a form of populus, -î, m. in the singular.
4. forces: use a form of côpiae, -ârum, f.pl.
11.5 No one will do that on account of love for you.
1. No one: nêmô in the nominative.
2. will do: faciô is a third -iô verb and thus does NOT form its future like moneô.
3. that: neuter singular substantive, illud.
4. of you: tuî, objective genitive
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