BMTI: Revision

BMT I:

Revision

By Klára Modlíková

The basics and nouns

• ​​How do nouns look like in the dictionary/vocabulary list?​

• How do you identify the declension of a noun?​

• What is a stem? What is it good for?

• What is a case?​

• What is a function of nominative and genitive in a phrase?​

• When are accusative and ablative cases used?​

• What do you need to remember about neuters?​

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Multiple Choice

What is the declension and model word of:

manus, us, f.

• 2nd declension, nervus

• 4th declension, ductus

• 3rd declension, corpus

• 4th declension, genu

Multiple Choice

What is the declension and model word of:

capilli, orum, m.

• 3rd declension, rete

• 2nd declension, septum

• 2nd declension, nervus

• none of these

Multiple Choice

What is the declension and model word of:

vas, is, n.

• 3rd declension, rete

• 3rd declension, corpus

• 2nd declension, septum

• multiple options are correct

The basics and nouns

• ​​How do nouns look like in the dictionary/vocabulary list?​

• How do you identify the declension of a noun?​

• What is a stem? What is it good for?

• What is a case?​

• What is a function of nominative and genitive in a phrase?​

• When are accusative and ablative cases used?​

• What do you need to remember about neuters?​

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Multiple Select

Pick all correctly created genitives.

• sanguis - sanguinis

• diabetes - diabetae

• unguis - unguinis

• colon - coli

• cornua - cornuum

The basics and nouns

• ​​How do nouns look like in the dictionary/vocabulary list?​

• How do you identify the declension of a noun?​

• What is a stem? What is it good for?

• What is a case?​

• What is a function of nominative and genitive in a phrase?​

• When are accusative and ablative cases used?​

• What do you need to remember about neuters?​

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Adjectives

• What is the dictionary entry​ for an adjective?

• How many gender forms do adjec​tives have?

• According to what declensions are adjectives inflected?

• ​Latin adjective needs to match its noun in...?

• Does the adjective need to have the same ending as its noun?

Multiple Select

Pick correct statement(s).

• adjectives are usually in postposition to the nouns

• "mater" in dura mater is an adjective

• 3rd declension adjectives have -e in abl. sg.

• neutral adjectives generally end in -um or -e in nom. sg.

fractura costae secundae dislocata

dislocatus, a, um

dislocatio articulationis sacroiliacae

dislocatio, onis, f.

Confusing words?

​ruptura, ae, f.

​ruptus, a, um

​ruptura tendinum manus dextrae

sutura parietis vaginae ruptae post partum

​other examples:

suspicio, onis, f. X suspectus, a, um

perforatio, onis, f. X perforatus, a, um

Multiple Choice

Which picture depicts the word "morsus"?

Multiple Choice

Which picture depicts the word "fascia"?

Multiple Choice

Which picture depicts the word "paries"?

Identify the mistakes.

• sub meato acustico

• collapsus pulmonum in graviditem

• ​ulcus durus duodeni

• ​vulna scissa in regio abdominis

• abruptio corpi vertebrae​

• abortus post traumam gravem

• ​in dente permanente

• ​musculi sphinctes

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Identify the mistakes.

• sub meato acustico

• collapsus pulmonum in graviditem

• ​ulcus durus duodeni

• ​vulna scissa in regio abdominis

• abruptio corpi vertebrae​

• abortus post traumam gravem

• ​in dente permanente

• ​musculi sphinctes

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​How many mistakes did you catch? If you marked a correct word as a mistake, count it as a minus point. Maximum is 10 points.

Open Ended

How many mistakes did you catch?

Write it like this: 4/10

Translate.

1. rupture of the wide fascia

2. death after an animal bite

3. ​parts of gall bladder

4. ​pelvic surface of sacral bone

5. ​infectious diseases

6. perforation of the wall of the stomach​

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Translate.

1. rupture of the wide fascia

2. death after an animal bite

3. ​parts of gall bladder

4. ​pelvic surface of sacral bone

5. ​infectious diseases

6. perforation of the wall of the stomach​

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1. ​ruptura fasciae latae

2. mors post morsum animalis

3. partes vesicae felleae​ / cholecystis

4. facies pelvica / pelvina ossis sacri

5. morbi infectiosi

6. perforatio parietis​ gastris

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Open Ended

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