What are the four parts of Latin verbs, as they appear in the dictionary entry, called? Example:  firmō, firmāre, firmāvī, firmātum

• infinitives
• actives
• cases
• principal parts

What word is used to describe who the subject of the verb is?

• tense
• person
• number
• case

What word is used to describe the number of subjects performing or receiving the action of the verb?

• person
• tense
• number
• active

What word is used to describe when the verb action is taking place?

• passive
• infinitive
• 1st person
• tense

What is the other word for the second principal part? Example:  servō, servāre, servāvī, servātum 

• infinitive
• 2nd person
• genitive
• present tense

How is the active infinitive translated? 

• "I (verb)"
• "(verbing)"
• "to (verb)"
• "of the (verb)"

When the subject of the verb is performing the action of the verb, then the verb is in the _____ .

• active voice
• 1st person, singular
• passive voice
• ablative case

When the subject of the verb is receiving the action of the verb, then the verb is in the _____ .

• genitive case
• active voice
• passive voice
• 3rd person, plural

What word is used to describe the categories of Latin verbs?

• Conjugation
• Declension
• Verb Tense
• Vocative

One can distinguish 1st Conjugation verbs from 2nd Conjugation verbs by looking at the _____form.

• 1st form
• second principal part
• active
• Latin