Chapters 1

1)	Change the case of this noun to the accusative plural: animôrum.
	a.	animôs
	b.	animîs
	c.	anima
	d.	animum
	e.	None of the above
2)	Change the case of this noun to the dative singular: puerîs
	a.	puerae
	b.	puerô
	c.	puerum
	d.	puerâ
	e.	None of the above
3)	Which of the following endings could never be found on a second declension noun?
	a.	-â
	b.	-î
	c.	-îs
	d.	-a
	e.	-ôrum
4)	Which of following endings could never be found on a first declension noun?
	a.	-îs
	b.	-î
	c.	-ôrum
	d.	-um
	e.	-us
5)	Which of these statements is true about neuter nouns of the second declension?
	a.	The nominative singular ending is -um.
	b.	The nominative plural and accusative plural ending is -a.
	c.	The ablative and dative plural endings are both -îs.
	d.	The genitive singular is -î.
	e.	None of the above
6)	Which of these statements is (are) false?
	a.	The sign of the imperfect tense is -bâ.
	b.	The dative singular ending of the first declension is -ae
	c.	The future third person plural ending of first and second conjugation verbs is -bint.
	d.	The dative plural of the noun ager, agrî m. is agerîs.
	e.	Laudâbimus is the first person plural imperfect of the verb laudô, laudâre.
7)	Change the tense of the verb in this sentence to the future: Angustus animus pecûniam amat.
	a.	amâmus
	b.	amâbit
	c.	amâbat
	d.	amâre
	e.	None of the above
8)	Change the tense of the verb in this sentence to the present: Officium vocâbat.
	a.	vocâre
	b.	vocâtis
	c.	vocat
	d.	vocâbit
	e.	None of the above
9)	Which of these verbs is (are) in an impossible form.
	a.	culpêbit
	b.	habet
	c.	satiâbâmus
	d.	vidâbô
	e.	None of the above
10)	Which of these verbs is (are) in an impossible form.
	a.	monê
	b.	iuvâbimus
	c.	estis
	d.	remanête
	e.	None of the above
11)	Which of these sentences exemplies (exemplify) the predicative nominative construction?
	a.	Fortûna virôs magnôs iuvat.
	b.	O amîce, vir bonus es.
	c.	Infînîtus est numerus stultôrum.
	d.	Amîcitia vêra est praeclâra.
	e.	Amîca agricolae portam videt.
12)	Which of these sentences contain(s) at least one syntactical (as distinct from a spelling or inflectional) error?
	a.	Remedium îrae est mora.
	b.	Semper glôria et fâma tua remanêbit.
	c.	Poêta vîtam et agrôrum semper laudat.
	d.	Propter numerum sagittârum nostrârum caelum nôn vidêbitis.
	e.	Quid côgitô dêbeô?
13)	Which of these sentences contain(s) at least one syntactical (as distinct from a spelling or inflectional) error?
	a.	Sapientia puellârum semper laudâmus.
	b.	Nûlla copia pecûniae avârum virum satiat.
	c.	Sêcrête amîcum admonê; laudâ palam.
	d.	Culpa est meam.
	e.	In umbrâ igitur pugnâbimus.
14)	Translate into English: Multî in agrîs manêbant et Rômânôs adiuvâbant.
	a.	Many fields were left for the Romans and they helped.
	b.	Many men remained in the fields and helped the Romans.
	c.	The Romans were many in the fields and they helped.
	d.	The Romans had many fields and they helped the Romans.
	e.	The Romans stayed in many of the fields and helped.
15)	Translate the underlined words: Therefore, you will save the reputation of the our foolish boys.
	a.	fâmam servâbis
	b.	fâmae servâbis
	c.	fâmâ servâs
	d.	fâmam servâs
	e.	fâmam servâbâs
16)	Translate the underlined words: Because of anger, you are at fault and you will pay the penalty.
	a.	poenâ dabitis
	b.	poena dabitis
	c.	poenâ dabatis
	d.	poena dabatis
	e.	None of the above
17)	Which of these statements is (are) true?
	a.	The subject of a verb is in the nominative case.
	b.	The ending -s on a verb indicates the second person plural.
	c.	The plural imperative ending is -te.
	d.	The accusative singular of the Latin word for friendship is amîcitium.
	e.	I do run is an example of the English present progressive tense
18)	Parse the underlined word: Magistrî parvîs puerîs crûstula saepe dant.
	a.	feminine, nominative, singular
	b.	feminine, accusative, plural
	c.	neuter, accusative, plural
	d.	feminine, ablative, singular
	e.	neuter, nominative, plural
19)	In this English sentence, what one word is the subject of the verb: Without wisdom the sailors' good fortune is nothing.
	a.	wisdom
	b.	sailors'
	c.	fortune
	d.	nothing
20)	Translate the underlined words: My son's cares are often foolish.
	a.	Cûra meôrum fîliôrum
	b.	Cûra meus fîlius
	c.	Cûrae meus fîlius
	d.	Cûrae meî fîliî
	e.	Cûrârum meôrum fîliôrum
21)	Rewrite this following Latin sentence so that it reads the pretty girl is giving a rose to the boy: Rosam puer puellae bellam dat.
	a.	Rosam puella bella puer dat.
	b.	Puellae bellae rosam puerô dat.
	c.	Rosam puerô puella bella dat.
	d.	Rosam puerô puellae bellam dat.
	e.	Rosam puer bella puellae dat.
22)	Which of the following could be a correct analysis of the adjective pulchra.
	a.	feminine, nominative, singular
	b.	feminine, ablative, singular
	c.	neuter, nominative, plural
	d.	neuter, accusative, plural
	e.	feminine, nominative, plural
*The next three questions are based on this passage from Wheelock.*
	1	Agricola et vîtam et fortûnam nautae saepe laudat; nauta
	2	magnam fortûnam et vîtam poêtae saepe laudat; et poêta vîtam
	3	et agrôs agricolae laudat. Sine philosophiâ avârî virî dê
	4	pecûniâ semper côgitant: multam pecûniam habent, sed
	5	pecûnia multa virum avârum nôn satiat.
23)	Write this in Latin: Without money, the poets will always praise philosophy.
	a.	Sine pecûniâ, poêtae dê philosophiâ semper laudâbunt.
	b.	Sine pecûniâ, poêta philosophiam semper laudâbit.
	c.	Sine pecûniâ, poêtae philosophiam semper laudâbant.
	d.	Sine pecûniâ, poêtae philosophiâ semper laudâbunt.
	e.	Sine pecûniâ, poêtae philosophiam semper laudant.
24)	Parse the verb habent in line 4.
	a.	future, third person plural
	b.	present, third person plural
	c.	imperfect, third person plural
	d.	present, first person plural
	e.	None of the above
25)	What case and number is agricolae in line 3.
	a.	nominative, plural
	b.	genitive, singular
	c.	dative, singular
	d.	genitive, plural
	e.	None of the above

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