Latin II Capita VII/VIII Formative Quick Review

Capita VII/VIII Formative Quick Review

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The Locative Case

• Cities, towns, small islands and select nouns (rus, domus, etc.) use the locative to show placement, without a preposition
  

• Places that are not cities, towns, small islands, or select nouns use the ablative to show placement, with a preposition
  

• When showing motion towards a location, the same rules apply, only instead of using the locative/no preposition or ablative/with preposition, the accusative case is used.

The Locative Case

Multiple Select

Which of the following would use the locative?

• Paris

• Germany

• Miami

• Australia

• Cuba

Multiple Choice

True or False: "In Omaha" would use the preposition "in"

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False: "to Spain" would use the preposition "ad"

• True

• False

Present Active Infinitives

Present Passive Infinitives

Multiple Choice

portare

• to carry

• to be carried

• to have carried

Multiple Choice

portari

• to carry

• to have carried

• to be carried

Perfect Active Infinitives

Perfect Passive Infinitives

Multiple Choice

portavisse

• to carry

• to have carried

• to have been carried

Multiple Choice

portatum esse

• portari

• portatum esse

• portavisse

Indirect Statements

• Indirect statements are introduced by a "head" verb (saying, wondering, thinking, etc.) and followed by the original statement
  

• The original statement retains all of its content. However, the original subject changes to the occusative; additionally the original verb becomes its infinitive form.

Multiple Select

In the statement, "Magistra discipulos docet," what must be changed?

• Magistra

• discipulos

• docet

• nothing changes

• everything changes

Fill in the Blanks

When the original verb in my statement is present or future tense, the verb will change to the

infinitive

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the appropriate verb change for the statement, "Tu gladium meum in armario ponebas."

• ponere

• potuisse

• positurus esse

• no change is needed

Poll

How confident do you feel about this test?

• Not at all confident

• A little confident

• Pretty confident