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

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

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• Not at all confident

• A little confident

• Pretty confident