Latin I, Semester 2 Final Review

lego, legere, legi, lectus

• to write
• to read
• to lead
• to unravel

Which principle part are both the Present and Future tense conjugated from? (Remember the rule: remove the -re and add personal endings)

• 1st
• 2nd
• 3rd
• 4th

What case is the subject of the sentence in Latin?

• Accusative
• Genitive
• Nominative
• Ablative

Latin verbs belong to special groups called:

• Variations
• Declensions
• Conjugations
• Tenses

How many principle parts (words in the dictionary entry) do Latin verbs generally have?

• 5
• 4
• 2
• 3

We love small and big frogs.

• rānas magnas et parvas amamus
  
• rānas magnas et parvas amatis
  
• rānas magnam et parvam amamus
  
• rānae magnas et parvas amamus
  

fugiunt

• he flees
• they flee
• we flee
• you all flee

We find the letters.

• epistulās invenimus
• epistulās invenitis
• epistulās inveniunt
• epistulam invenimus

Aut putabo de casā aut necabo taurum.
What case is bolded word in?

• acc. sing
• gen. pl
• abl. pl
• dat. sing

Aut putabo de casā aut necabo taurum.
Pick the best translation for the bolded word(s).

• I will kill
• I will try
• I will destroy
• I will attempt