4th and 5th declension review questions

Front

4th declension nouns can be identified by finding this ending in the genitive singular.

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-ūs

Front

5th declension nouns can be identified by finding this ending in the genitive singular: -ō, -is, -eī, -ae

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-eī

Front

Which of these is a 4th declension noun? Options: mīles, mīlitis, m.; onus, oneris, n.; exercitus, -ūs, m.; nūntius, -ī, m.

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exercitus, -ūs, m.

Front

Which of these is a 5th declension noun? Options: stola, -ae, f.; arcus, -ūs, m.; coniūnx, coniugis, m./f.; effigiēs, -eī, f.

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effigiēs, -eī, f.

Front

Sextus ___ audit.

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strepitum

Front

Raedae ibant cum magnīs ___.

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strepitibus

Front

Magnitūdō magnī ___ Sextum terruit.

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strepitūs

Front

Sextus magnam ___ audīvit.

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rem

Front

Magnae ___ sunt undique in Rōmā.

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rēs

Front

Cornēliī ā domū discessit cum multīs ___.

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rēbus