What should you look at first when translating a Latin sentence?

• noun

• verb

• subject

• object

Why look at the noun first when translating a Latin sentence?

• To find the direct object.

• To identify the subject and its role.

• To understand the sentence structure.

• To determine the verb tense.

What are the four parts of a verb's dictionary entry?

• 1st person, singular, present tense; past tense (perfect); past participle; future participle.

• 1st person, plural, present tense; past tense (imperfect); past participle; future participle.

• 2nd person, singular, present tense; past tense (perfect); past participle; future participle.

• 3rd person, singular, present tense; past tense (perfect); past participle; future participle.

How do you determine a verb's conjugation?

• By looking at the 1st principal part.

• By looking at the 2nd principal part.

• By looking at the 3rd principal part.

• By looking at the 4th principal part.

What are the infinitive endings for the four conjugations?

• 1st: -are, 2nd: -ire, 3rd: -ere, 4th: -ere.

• 1st: -ere, 2nd: -are, 3rd: -ire, 4th: -ere.

• 1st: -are, 2nd: -ere, 3rd: -ere, 4th: -ire.

• 1st: -ire, 2nd: -are, 3rd: -ere, 4th: -ere.

Match the verbs to their conjugations: Capiō, capere; Salūtō, salūtāre; Veniō, venīre; Spectō, spectāre; Finiō, finīre.

• Capiō, capere (1st); Salūtō, salūtāre (2nd); Veniō, venīre (3rd); Spectō, spectāre (4th); Finiō, finīre (1st).

• Capiō, capere (3rd); Salūtō, salūtāre (1st); Veniō, venīre (4th); Spectō, spectāre (1st); Finiō, finīre (4th).

• Capiō, capere (2nd); Salūtō, salūtāre (3rd); Veniō, venīre (1st); Spectō, spectāre (2nd); Finiō, finīre (3rd).

• Capiō, capere (4th); Salūtō, salūtāre (1st); Veniō, venīre (2nd); Spectō, spectāre (3rd); Finiō, finīre (1st).

What information does a Latin verb ending provide?

• Person and mood.

• Tense and voice.

• Person and tense.

• Mood and voice.

Match the pronouns to their persons: I (ego), you (tu), he/she/it (is/ea/id).

• 1st Person: you (tu); 2nd Person: I (ego); 3rd Person: he/she/it (is/ea/id).

• 1st Person: he/she/it (is/ea/id); 2nd Person: you (tu); 3rd Person: I (ego).

• 1st Person: I (ego); 2nd Person: you (tu); 3rd Person: he/she/it (is/ea/id).

• 1st Person: you (tu); 2nd Person: he/she/it (is/ea/id); 3rd Person: I (ego).

Fill in the present tense verb chart for "amare" (to love).

• amō, amās, amat, amāmus, amātis, amant.

• amās, amō, amat, amātis, amāmus, amant.

• amat, amō, amās, amant, amātis, amāmus.

• amant, amās, amō, amātis, amāmus, amat.

What are the nominative and genitive endings for 1st and 2nd declensions?

• 1st: -us, -i; 2nd: -a, -ae.

• 1st: -a, -ae; 2nd: -us, -i.

• 1st: -i, -us; 2nd: -ae, -a.

• 1st: -ae, -a; 2nd: -i, -us.