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WorksheetsStage 22 Vocabulary
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 26mins
What is the part of speech of "adeptus, adepta, adeptum"?
1st-2nd Declension Adjective
Present Active Participle
Perfect Passive Participle
Perfect Active participle
What does "adeptus, adepta, adeptum" mean?
having been obtained
having obtained
having entered
having prayed to
What does "precātus, precāta, precātum" mean?
having been prayed (to)
having obtained
having entered
having prayed (to)
What does "ingressus, ingressa, ingressum" mean?
having been prayed (to)
having obtained
having been entered
having entered
What does "tūtus, tūta, tūtum" mean?
whole
trained
wearing a frilly ballet skirt
safe
hostis caelī est nox means:
the host of the sky is Juppiter
the enemy of the sky is the night
the enemy of the sky is the ceiling
the enemy of the sky is the sea
What is the Latin word for "word"?
amor, amōris
verbum, verbī
caelum, caelī
nox, noctis
What is the gender of verbum, verbī?
masculine
feminine
neuter
gender is a social construct, but nonetheless a real thing
What is the gender of caelum, caelī?
masculine
feminine
neuter
fluid
What is the gender of nox, noctis?
masculine
feminine
neuter
fluid
What does nox, noctis mean?
harm
sky
love
night
A man "quī lacrīmās amōris fundit" is:
charmed
definitely happy
bored
either very happy or very sad
"illum virum quī lacrīmās amōris fūdit vīdī" means
I saw this man who pours forth tears of joy.
I saw this man who pours forth tears of love.
I saw that man who poured forth tears of love.
I saw that man who pours forth tears of love.
In the sentence "lacrīmās ā virō fūsās vīdī," fūsās means
"having poured [out]"
"having been wiped away"
"having been poured [out]"
"having fallen"
In the sentence "lacrīmās ā virō fūsās vīdī," ā virō means
"away from the man"
"by the man"
"away from the courage"
"who shall tell the sorrows of man?"
Quantae sunt lacrimae amōris? means
"How many are the tears of the bitter?"
"How many are the tears of love?"
"How great are the tears of love?"
"How great are the tears of Amos?"
The genitive of "virtūs, ____________, f." is:
virtūtis
virtī
virtae
virtis
"amor inceptus" means :
love having been begun
love having entered
love on the brain
love having been spared
"minimus, minima, minimum" means :
very small, least
very quiet, quietest
very brave, bravest
very good, best
The fourth principal part of parcō is:
parsus
parcātus
pepercus
clamātus
parcō, parcere, pepercī, parsus means:
spare
throw
pray to
avoid
Fill in the blank: tū ________ pepercistī!
mē
ego
mihi
meī
incipiō, incipere, incēpī, inceptus means:
begin
deceive
capture
warn
dēcipiō, dēcipere, dēcēpī, dēceptus means:
begin
deceive
capture
warn
moneō, monēre, monuī, monitus means:
warn
deceive
throw
avoid
Both dēcipiō and incipiō are compounds of:
veniō
faciō
cantō
capiō
vītō, vītāre, vītāvī, vītātus means:
warn
deceive
throw
avoid
ēligō, ēligere, ēlēgī, ēlectus means:
choose
deceive
throw
avoid
iactō, iactāre, iactāvī, iactātus means:
choose
deceive
throw
avoid
(from Stage 21) iubeō, iubēre, iussī, iussus means:
accomplish
order
throw
aid
Something that happens "septem noctēs" happens:
within six nights
on the seventh night
for seven nights
within seven nights
Something that will happen "septem noctibus" will happen:
within six nights
on the seventh night
for seven nights
within seven nights
Something that happens "septimā hōrā" happens:
within seven hours
at the seventh hour
for seven hours
within eight hours
Something that happens "tertiā nocte" happens:
within three nights
at the fourth night
at/on the third night
for three nights
