Chapter 3 Test Review

Quod verbum Latinum significat "to sit"

• stō, stāre

• habeō, habēre

• sedeō, sedēre

Quod verbum Latinum significat "to stand"

• sedeō, sedēre

• stō, stāre

• rideō, ridēre

Quod verbum Latinum significat "branch"

• rivus, ī m.

• vir, ī m.

• ramus, ī m.

What is the case and number of the Latin noun "cibum"

• Nominative Plural

• Accusative Singular

• Genitive Plural

• Ablative Singular

What is the case and number of the Latin noun "lupōs"

• Genitive Plural

• Nominative Plural

• Nominative Singualr

• Accusative Plural

What is the case and number of the Latin noun "sapientiā"

• Ablative singular

• Ablative plural

• Accusative plural

• Nominative singular

What is the case and number of the Latin noun "lupī"

• Genitive Singular

• Accusative Plural

• Nominative SIngular

• Genitive Plural

What is the case and number of the Latin noun "agrīs"

• Nominative Singular

• Accusative Plural

• Ablative Plural

• Genitive Singular

What is the case and number of the Latin noun "puerōrum"

• Accusative Singular

• Ablative Plural

• Genitive Singular

• Genitive Plural

What is the case and number of the Latin noun "vir"

• nominative singular

• accusative singular

• ablative singular

• genitive singular