What is the nominative AND accusative 1st plural personal pronoun ("we/us")?

• ego/me

• tu/te

• nos

• vos

What is the nominative AND accusative plural 2nd personal pronoun ("you")?

• ego/me

• tu/te

• nos

• vos

What is the nominative AND accusative singular 1st personal pronoun ("I/me")?

• ego/me

• tu/te

• nos

• vos

What declension is rēs, reī?

• 1st

• 2nd

• 3rd

• 4th

• 5th

What is the positive degree adjective and how is it formed?

• Neutrally describes a noun (eg "good"), standard ending (usually -us/-a)

• Compares two nouns (eg "better"), 3rd declension -ior ending

• Compares more than two nouns (eg "very/extremely good", 1st/2nd declension -issimus/a endings

• Expresses the highest degree in a group (eg "most good/best", 1st/2nd declension -issimus/a endings

What is a comparative degree adjective and how is it formed?

• Neutrally describes a noun (eg "good"), standard ending (usually -us/-a)

• Compares two nouns (eg "better"), 3rd declension -ior ending

• Compares more than two nouns (eg "very/extremely good", 1st/2nd declension -issimus/a endings

• Expresses the highest degree in a group (eg "most good/best", 1st/2nd declension -issimus/a endings

What is a superlative degree adjective and how is it formed?

• Neutrally describes a noun (eg "good"), standard ending (usually -us/-a)

• Compares two nouns (eg "better"), 3rd declension -ior ending

• Compares more than two nouns (eg "very/extremely good", 1st/2nd declension -issimus/a endings

• Expresses the highest degree in a group (eg "most good/best", 1st/2nd declension -issimus/a endings

What is the best translation: tibi iuvenem dō, quod iuvenis erat pictor. ego mihi puellam dō, quod ego sum sōlus!

• You do youthfully, because the he is a youthful painter. I myself make the girl, because I am lonely!

• You give the boy to yourself because you are a young painter. I give myself the girl because she is my sun!

• I give the youth to you because the youth was a painter. I give the girl to me because I am alone!

• To you the youth gives that which the youth was painting. I give myself to the girl to whom I am alone.

What is the best way to write this in Latin: "You Romans are ridiculous because you are more Greek than us Greeks!"

• te Romanes sunt ridicules, quod te habent magnos Graecos quam Graecos!

• vos estis ridiculi Romani qui habent plus Graeciores quod nos Graeces!

• ridiculum est more Graecorum et Romanorum tibi, quia tu es quam Graeci!

• vos Romani estis ridiculi, quod estis Graeciores quam nos Graeci!'

How is an adverbial clause of comparison expressed in Latin (eg "I am happier than you")

• Comparative adjective + quam + adjective matching the case of the word being compared

• Comparative adjective + ablative (of degree of difference)

• Any adjective + quam + adjective in any case

• Adjective + qui + form of est + nominative comparative adjective