Chapter 13 Overview (Language notes and video)

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What is the feminine form of the relative pronoun for 'who'?

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quae

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In the sentence 'puella, quam Alexander videt, est Sabīna', what case is 'quam'?

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accusative

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In the sentence 'theātrum, quod est in colōniā, est pulchrum', what does 'quod' refer to?

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the theater

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In the sentence 'Marcus, quī magnam nāvem habēbat, Sabīnam laetē salūtāvit', what does 'quī magnam nāvem habēbat' refer to?

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Marcus

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In the sentence 'in viā est plaustrum, quod ligna et saxa portat', what does 'quod ligna et saxa portat' refer to?

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the cart

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In the sentence 'colōnia, quae est in Galliā, templa pulchra habet', what does 'quae est in Galliā' refer to?

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the colony

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In the sentence 'Sabīna Neptūnō, quī est deus maris, vīnum dedit', what does 'quī est deus maris' refer to?

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Neptune

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In the sentence 'puella, quae ad āram stat, est Sabīna', what does 'quae ad āram stat' refer to?

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the girl

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What is the most common subordinate clause in all of Latin?

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Relative clause

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Which pronoun is used to introduce the relative clause in Latin? Options: Iste, ista, istud; Hic, haec, hoc; Ille, illa, illud; Qui, quae, quod

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Qui, quae, quod