Wheelock's Latin 25 - exordium

How many infinitives does Latin have?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

Which infinitive is formed with the perfect passive participle + esse

• present passive

• perfect passive

• future passive

• perfect active

• future active

Which infinitive is rarely used in Latin

• present passive

• perfect passive

• future passive

• perfect active

• future active

How can we translate the perfect active infinitive (on its own)?

• to verb

• to have verbed

• to be about to verb

• to have been verbed

What kind of verb will be in the main clause of a sentence with an indirect statement?

• a "head verb"

• a verb of motion

• a verb of "no motion"

• a deponent verb

Which of the following probably doesn't introduce an indirect statement?

• audire

• cernere

• sperare

• dicere

• mittere

What case is the subject of an indirect statement?

• nominative

• genitive

• dative

• accusative

• ablative

The tense of the infinitive in an indirect statement indicates the time of that action ____________ the main verb

• aside from

• relative to

• instead of

• according to

If the main verb is a past tense, and the infinitive in the indirect statement is future, then the infinitive should be translated as:

• "would verb"

• "will verb"

• "was verbing"

• "had verbed"

True or False: Aside from the subject in an indirect statement, all other noun elements remain in the same case.

• True

• False