Latin 1st declension and conjugation

Multiple Choice

Find the stem for the noun puella, puellae f

• puell-

• puella-

• puellae-

• pue-

Multiple Choice

How do I find the stem of a noun in the first declension?

• I remove the -a of the nominative case

• I remove the -ae of the genitive case

Multiple Choice

Find the stem for the noun Italia, Italiae f

• Ital-

• Italia-

• Itali-

Multiple Choice

All nouns from our first chapter vocabulary list are feminine, except:

• puella, puellae

  and

  agricola, agricolae

• Gallia, Galliae

  and

  Italia, Italiae

• Poeta, poetae

  and

  agricola, agricolae

• est and sum

Multiple Choice

The subject is always in which case?

• Genitive

• Nominative

• Accusative

• Ablative

Multiple Choice

We translate the Genitive as follows:

• in the ....

• the....

• of the....

Multiple Choice

The subject is the "doer" of the sentence

• right

• false

Multiple Choice

What is a tense?

• It is a category of nouns

• It relates the time of an event

• It tells us the gender of a noun

• It means that the noun is unexpressed

Multiple Choice

What does SVA mean?

• Subject Verb Agreemend

• Subject Verb Accusative

Open Ended

Please explain the term SVA

Multiple Choice

what do we refer to with "number" in Latin

• 1,2,3,4,5

• feminine or masculine

• neuter

• singular or plural

Multiple Choice

Identify the singular:

• He/she/it

• we

• you all

Multiple Choice

1st. P. Sg. in English

• I

• You

• They

• We

Multiple Choice

1st P. Pl. in English

• I

• they

• He

• We

Multiple Choice

voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatus - to call

he calls

• voco

• vocae

• vocas

• voca

Open Ended

the personal verb endings in the present tense are:

Multiple Choice

What is the imperative?

• a tense

• a case

• an order or command

• a song

Multiple Choice

the present stem for voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatus

• voco-

• vo-

• voca-

Multiple Choice

the present stem for do, dare, dedi, datus

• d-

• da-

• dar-

• dat-

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject:

Poetam puella amat.

• amat

• poetam

• puella

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject:

Laudo.

• I

• Laudo

• you

• they all

Multiple Choice

Identify the Direct Object

Agricolam poeta vocat.

• Agricolam

• poeta

• vocat

• there is no DO

Multiple Choice

Identify the Direct Object:

Poetae agricolas vocant.

• poetae

• agricolas

• vocant

Open Ended

Please translate:

Laudamus.

Open Ended

Please translate:

Agricola vocat.

Open Ended

Please translate:

Poeta agricolas vocat.

Poll

how do you feel about the grammar point we have touched so far?