Chapter 11: Mare

Which English meaning matches the Latin verb absum, abesse, āfui?

• to be absent

• to happen

• to flee

• to sail

Select the best English translation for the Latin verb accidō, accidere, accidit.

• to find

• to happen

• to lead

• to be well

Which Latin adjective means high, deep, or tall?

• fortis, fortis, forte

• altus, alta, altum

• bene

• frūstrā

If a story says nāvigō, nāvigāre, nāvigāvī, what action is taking place?

• sailing

• fleeing

• finding

• leading

Which Latin noun pairs correctly with its English meaning?

• flūmen, flūminis — sea

• dux, ducis — leader

• mare, maris — river

• ibi — today

A sentence reads: Itaque dux fortis hodie ad flūmen venit. Based on the vocabulary list, what does itaque contribute to the meaning of the sentence?

• It shows contrast: however

• It indicates time: today

• It links a result: and so, therefore

• It marks location: there

Which Latin noun meaning is correctly matched?

• nāvis - savage

• prō - in front of, in place of, for

• saevus - alone

• sōlus - where

• ubi - ship, boat

According to the declension chart, what is the genitive singular ending for a second declension noun?

• -ae

• -i

• -is

• -arum

• -um/-ium

Which genitive plural ending belongs to the third declension?

• -arum

• -orum

• -um/-ium

• -ae

• -i

In the sentence: Pater meus sub multitudine amphorarum me celavit. Which word is genitive?

• Pater

• meus

• sub

• amphorarum

• me