LATIN ADVERBS

Which parts of speech are considered the most important in both Latin and English?

• Nouns, adjectives, and adverbs

• Nouns, adjectives, and verbs

• Verbs, adverbs, and pronouns

• Adjectives, pronouns, and conjunctions

Which of the following is NOT true about adverbs in English?

• All words ending in 'ly' are adverbs.

• Adverbs can end in 'ly'.

• Adverbs can end in other ways, like 'well'.

• Adverbs are often derived from adjectives.

How are adverbs formed from first and second declension adjectives in Latin?

• By adding '-ly' to the adjective

• By dropping the declension endings and adding 'e'

• By adding '-ter' to the adjective

• By changing the adjective to its neuter form

Which of the following is an example of a third declension adjective forming an adverb in Latin?

• 'altus' becomes 'alte'

• 'pulcher' becomes 'pulchre'

• 'audax' becomes 'audacter'

• 'multum' becomes 'multo'

Which of the following is an example of an adjective ending in '-er' forming an adverb in Latin?

• 'altus' becomes 'alte'

• 'pulcher' becomes 'pulchre'

• 'audax' becomes 'audacter'

• 'acer' becomes 'acriter'

Which of the following is NOT a way adverbs are derived in Latin?

• Adding '-ly' to the adjective

• Adding '-ter' to the adjective

• Using the neuter accusative form of the adjective

• Dropping the declension endings and adding 'e'

What question do adverbs often answer?

• Who

• What

• How

• When

What does the Latin phrase 'maxime idonea' mean?

• Very fast

• Very suitable

• Very slow

• Very strong

What is the function of adverbs in Latin?

• To modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs

• To modify only verbs

• To modify only adjectives

• To modify only nouns

Which of the following Latin phrases means 'ran too slowly'?

• 'maxime idonea'

• 'lentiter cucurrit'

• 'celeriter'

• 'fortiter'