Latin II Unit II Review

Front

CELATUS means

Back

having been concealed

Front

Which participles use first and second declension endings? Options: present active, perfect passive, present passive, imperfect active

Back

perfect passive

Front

The fourth principal part of the verb is which participle?

Back

perfect passive

Front

The 4th principal part of the verb is also called the ______ participle.

Back

perfect passive

Front

Sagittā in arcum positā, Miles pro bello paratus erat. 

Back

with the arrow having been placed

Front

Rege Sexto, imperium fiebat maius alteris.

Back

With Sextus being (as) king

Front

Which form is perfect passive? Options: scitus erat, acceperunt, factus est, acti erunt

Back

factus est

Front

Which form is future passive? Options: commemorabantur, erat, putabuntur, datus eris

Back

putabuntur

Front

Which form is pluperfect passive? Options: egeratis, comparati erant, adiunctus erit, paratus ero

Back

comparati erant

Front

Which form is future perfect passive? Options: excitatus eris, laudavero, fecerint, ductus eram

Back

excitatus eris