Stage 5 test reflection

Did you know that the reading comprehension questions go in order of the story??

• Yes! That is why I do not skip around

• No I did not!

• What do you mean in order?

What is the Latin word for merchants?

• mercatores

• agricolae

• iuvenes

• servi

Which group of people is NOT described specifically as being part of the audience at the play: agricolae et  servī rident. iuvenes quoque rident.

• merchants

• farmers

• slaves

• young men

What is the best translation of Lucrio magnum clamorem audit?

• Lucrio hears an eerie silence

• Lucrio smells the dinner burning

• Lucrio sees the guard dog missing

• Lucrio hears a big shout

Which nouns belong to 3rd declension?

• iuvenes

• Lucrio

• senem

• agricola

• amicus

Answer explanation

3rd declension has weird things, like senex, and E, like -es, or -em

What is the accusative direct object in the sentence: actorēs in theatro fabulam agunt

• actores

• theatro

• fabulam

• agunt

Answer explanation

accusative endings go -am, -um, -em, am, -um, -em, am, -um, -em, . Its direct ibject

What is the accusative direct object in the sentence: sed Lucrio in culinā canem videt

• sed

• Lucrio

• culina

• canem

Answer explanation

accusative endings go -am, -um, -em, am, -um, -em, am, -um, -em, . Its direct ibject

What does a subject DO in a sentence? What is its role/purpose?

• performs the action of the verb

• the verb happens to them

• it is the verb

What is the nominative subject in the sentence: sed Lucrio in culinā canem videt

• sed

• Lucrio

• culina

• canem

Answer explanation

nominative singular

-a - us and weird things like LUCRIO

nominative plurals -ae, -i, -es

What is the nominative subject in the sentence: actorēs in theatro fabulam agunt

• actores

• theatro

• fabulam

• agunt

Answer explanation

nominative singular

-a - us and weird things like actor

nominative plurals -ae, -i, -es