Stage 11 Cambridge # 2

What's special about the verbs faveō, credō, & placeō?

• they take an infinitive

• they take an accusative + a Dative

• they take the dative instead of the accusative

• they never take an object

• they all got arrested for CDUI (Chariot Driving Under the Influence)

Latin for "I sent"

• mittō

• mittbam

• mittuī

• misī

• mittēvī

Figure out the best meaning for the underlined word:

Romanī multās pugnās pugnaverunt

• fight

• in the fight

• fights

• of the fights

• the rear ends of tons of flatnosed, stocky canines

Translate verberā

• I beat

• to beat

• beat

• I was beating

• in the woods with other grizzlies

Bring me the diaper! not in a minute, in an hour, not this evening, but -----!

• nunc

• semper

• minime

• stultus

• on your head

It would be this not to laugh at Barton's joke when 10% of your grade is particiption

• liberalis

• invitus

• stultus

• sollicitus

• like, dude, who's Barton? Is he that stanky guy with a bow-tie?

'Opposite' of nox? You gotta narrow it down from the other choices

• murus

• eō

• dē

• nunc

• lacrosse stick made from string cheese

• luna

• vir

• placeō

• sollicitus

• teethnibbliō, -āre

best translation of senatorēsne omnēs sunt corruptī?

• why are all senators corrupt?

• are all senators corrupt

• is the senator corrupt?

• All senators are corrupt

• no comment

to us

• nos

• nobīs

• nostrum

• Bill with his family