participle review!

Latin 2 - Participle review

Open Ended

Free write: take 2 minutes and write what you remember about participles in Latin OR in English.

Match

Match the following type of participle with its description

• PAP

• PPP

• PDP

• FAP

- NS/NT

- ____ing

- 3rd declension endings

- 4th PP

- having been ___ed

- us/a/um endings

- 3rd PP (minus sum)

- having ___ed

- us/a/um endings

- UR = U R the future

- about to ___

- us/a/um endings

• - NS/NT

  - ____ing

  - 3rd declension endings

• - 4th PP

  - having been ___ed

  - us/a/um endings

• - 3rd PP (minus sum)

  - having ___ed

  - us/a/um endings

• - UR = U R the future

  - about to ___

  - us/a/um endings

Match

Match the following participle with the correct translation, using the verb capio, capere, cepi, captus (to capture)

• capiens

• captus, a, um

• capturus, a, um

capturing

having been captured

intending to capture

• capturing

• having been captured

• intending to capture

Audio Response

Please read the following sentence IN LATIN and then identify the participle in the sentence.

Puellae sub arbore sedentes lupum in silvā vidit.

Open Audio Recorder

Multiple Choice

Select the sentence that best describes this picture.

• raeda in fossam cecidit.

• Cornelius est laetus.

• raeda est celerrima!

• Cornelius in raedā dormiebat

Dropdown

Sextus ​

Select answer

(annoying) Corneliam a Cornelio reprehensus est

Labeling

Label the following spots of the Circus Maximus

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

spina

meta

pulvinar

Draw

Draw the table layout of a typical Roman triclinium.

Hotspot

Point to the position of the most important guest (summus conviva)

Open Ended

Please compose a Latin sentence with the unit vocab using 1 participle to describe this picture.

Multiple Choice

Select which type of participle you hear in this sentence.

• PAP

• PPP

• FAP

• no particple

Drag and Drop

Cornelius convivas ​

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(intending to greet) ad ianuam stabat. convivae ​

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(invitati) ad cenam erant ​

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(very happy). Titus ​ ​

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(walking) ​

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(rather late) ad locum ambulavit. .

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

salutaturus

invitati

laetissimi

ambulans

serius

salutans

serissime

invitans

invitatus

laetus

Poll

Please tell me how you are feeling about participles right now.

• BFFs

• social media friends only

• I recognize only one of them

• I am sorry, who? what?