WorksheetsVocabulary Caput XIII
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 9mins
Something "of a sort all its own, of its own kind" is
sui generis
indoctrinate
instate
divitiate
"ipso facto" means
of the deed
he made himself
by the very fact
the deed is done
A part-time professor "joined to" the regular staff is a(n)
ensign
adjunct
stable
factor
The "alimentary canal" is
the human digestive system
a method of farming
a series of arteries
a waterway in Europe
An important "teaching" is a(n)
faction
alimony
juncture
doctrine
An "altimeter" measures
strength
height
light
width
"antediluvian" means
before the flood
after the flood
without flooding
self-flooding
Which is the reflexive pronoun, which is used when the subject plays another part in the sentence?
quisque, quidque
sui, sibi, se, se
suus, sua, suum
ipse, ipsa, ipsum
Which is the intensive pronoun, which is used only to emphasize a noun?
quisque, quidque
sui, sibi, se, se
suus, sua, suum
ipse, ipsa, ipsum
Which is the reflexive adjective, which modifies something belonging to the subject?
quisque, quidque
sui, sibi, se, se
suus, sua, suum
ipse, ipsa, ipsum
ante
for
once
through
before
sto, stare
to stand
to love
to sustain
to join
alo. alere
to stand still
to love
to nourish
to join
divitiae, -arum
act
deed
riches
sign
signum, signi
wealth
act
achievements
indication
quisque, quidque
lucky
myself
every person
taught
nam
before
through
for
once
iungo, iungere
to stand
to join
to esteem
to support
diligo, -ere
to stand
to nourish
to love
to join
doctus, -a, -um
educated
happy
himself
healed
ipse
whoever
mine
those
himself
olim
by
for
against
once
factum, facti
wealth
deed
seal
indication
fortunatus, -a, -um
each thing
lucky
skilled
taught
suus, sua, suum
skilled
learned
lucky
one's own
per
through
once
for
before
