Adjectives that take a dative Latin IB vocab II

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benignus pater

• kind father

• friendly brother

• kind mother

• evil maiden

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Adjectives match the noun they modify in gender, number, and ________.

• declension

• case

• conjugation

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How would you translate the phrase: Amicus Romanis

• friendly Roman

• Friendly to the Romans

• Friendly to Rome

• Roman Friends

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Who was the fifth king of Rome?

• Tarquin the Elder (Priscus)

• Romulus

• Remus

• Tullius Hostilius

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In the previous sentence, what was the meaning of coniunx?

• house

• wife

• knife

• mouse

Draw

Draw what happened in the previous slide

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Quid ad regem ab aquilā portabatur?

• antiquus gladius

• carus carrus

• altus mons

• nova galea

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What tense is ero?

• present

• imperfect

• future

• pluperfect

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Why is Romanos accusative?

• Direct Object

• Object of a Preposition

• Indirect Object

• Predicate Nominative

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Lucius erat notus victoriis suis in bello.

• for his victories

• of his victories

• his victories

• her victories

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What case is aedificiis and why?

• Ablative of means

• Ablative of manner

• Dative with a special adjective

• Dative Indirect Object

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Quid est in Cloacā Maximā?

• stercus

• liberi

• coniunx

• elephanti

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Quomodo (how) rex necabatur?

• Saxo

• Gladio

• Fuste

• Veneno

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Verba reginae erant vera?

• Sic, verba erant vera.

• Minime, non verba erant vera.

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What voice is vulnerabatur?

• active

• passive