Worksheets⚠️ 2/23 Asych Assignment
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 42mins
Fill in the blank(s) with the correct form of possum. The subject is in the parentheses. We will translate these sentences tomorrow. See words on page 85
(We) Puerōs docere (a)
Fill in the blank(s) with the correct form of possum. The subject is in the parentheses. We will translate these sentences tomorrow. See words on page 85
(You sg) Scientiam (knowledge) magnam habere (a)
Fill in the blank(s) with the correct form of possum. The subject is in the parentheses. We will translate these sentences tomorrow. See words on page 85
(I) Momoriam firmare (a)
Fill in the blank(s) with the correct form of possum. The subject is in the parentheses. We will translate these sentences tomorrow. See words page 85
(They) Sacra (religious rites) Gallorum curare non (a)
Fill in the blank(s) with the correct form of possum. The subject is in the parentheses. We will translate these sentences tomorrow. See words page 85
(he) Druides (acc pl) amare non (a)
Fill in the blank(s) with the correct form of possum. The subject is in the parentheses. We will translate these sentences tomorrow. See words page 85
(you pl) Druides (nom pl) timere (a)
Chapter 6 Vocab page 87.
Use this format: keep lower case/no macrons: via, viae, f
Dictionary entry of 'example'.
(a)
Chapter 6 Vocab page 87
Use this format: keep lower case/no macrons: via, viae, f
Dictionary entry of 'book'.
(a)
Chapter 6 Vocab page 87
Use this format: keep lower case/no macrons: via, viae, f
Dictionary entry of 'memory'.
(a)
Chapter 6 Vocab page 87
Use this format: keep lower case/no macrons: via, viae, f
Dictionary entry of 'letter of the alphabet (sg)/literature (pl)'.
(a)
Chapter 6 Vocab page 87
Use this format: keep lower case/no macrons: via, viae, f
Dictionary entry of 'shadows/darkness'.
(a)
Chapter 6 Vocab page 87
Use this format: keep lower case/no macrons: via, viae, f
Dictionary entry of 'life.
(a)
Chapter 6 Vocab page 87
Use this format: keep lower case/no macrons: longus, longa, longum
Dictionary entry of the adjective "many".
(a)
Chapter 6 Vocab page 87
Use this format: keep lower case/no macrons: amo, amare, amavi, amatum
Dictionary entry of the verb "to teach".
(a)
Chapter 6 Vocab page 87
Use this format: keep lower case/no macrons: amo, amare, amavi, amatum
Dictionary entry of the verb "to streghten".
(a)
Ch. 6 Vocab Page 87
What is the meaning of iuceo, iucere? You only need one translation.Make sure you write "to" before:
(a)
Ch. 6 Vocab Page 87
What is the meaning of maneo, manere?
You only need one translation.
Make sure you write "to" before:
(a)
Ch. 6 Vocab Page 87
What is the meaning of possum, posse?
You only need one translation.
Make sure you write "to" before:
(a)
Chapter 6 Vocab page 87
Use this format: keep lower case/no macrons: amo, amare, amavi, amatum
Dictionary entry of the verb "to save/preserve".
(a)
Ch. 6 Vocab Page 87
What is the meaning of soleo, solere?
You only need one translation.
Make sure you write "to" before:
(a)
Ch. 6 Vocab Page 87
What verb form follows soleo, solere?
(a)
Ch. 6 Vocab Page 87
What is the translation of the adverb often?
(a)
Ch. 6 Vocab Page 87
What is the meaning of prep propter?
You only need one translation.
(a)
What case follows the preposition propter
accusative
ablative
both
Ch. 6 Vocab Page 87
What is the translation of the conjunction while?
You only need one translation.
(a)
base of the noun liber, libri, m
Keep lower case, no macron, no dash
(a)
Declension family of exemplum, exemplii, n
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
base of the adj multus, multa, multum
Keep lower case, no macron, no dash
(a)
stem of the verb: doceo, docere
Keep lower case, no macron, no dash
(a)
Conjugation family of doceo, docere?
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
What are Latin's 5 MAIN cases?
Nominative, Subjective, Possessive, Dative, Objective
Nominative, Genitive, Dative, Accusative, Ablative
Indirect, Direct, Prepositional, Verb, Noun
Case, Form, Preposition, Subject, Ablative
How is the genitive case often translated?
with
because
to/for
of
What does the genitive case show?
direct object
indirect object
possession
direct address
What is the dative case most often used for?
direct objects
indirect objects
objects of the preposition
locations
How is the dative case often translated?
by
of
to/for
with
What is the vocative case used for?
subjects, just like nominative
objects of certain prepositions
direct address
trick question, there is no such case.
True of False: The ablative case has many uses beyond being the object of many prepositions.
True
False
What case does the preposition "de" take after it?
nominative
accusative
dative
ablative
Besides the subject, when else is a nominative used?
the object of some prepositions, like "prope"
to show to/for when it is a person
in the predicate after a linking verb, which is like an equal sign
after an action verb
How many genders does Latin grammar have?
1 - masculine
2 - masculine and feminine
3 - masculine, feminine, and neuter
4 - masculine, feminine, neuter, and multiple
Which Latin case would be used for the underlined word(s) if this were translated into Latin? Caecilius gave money to Quintus.
nominative
accusative
dative
ablative
Which Latin case would be used for the underlined word(s) if this were translated into Latin? Caecilius gave money to Quintus.
nominative
accusative
dative
ablative
Cornelia runs out of the garden.
place where
place from
means/manner
accompaniment
Sextus sleeps with the dogs.
place where
time when
accompaniment
means/manner
Cornelia runs in the fields with Flavia.
time when
place where
place from
accompaniment
Cornelia runs in the fields with Flavia.
time when
place where
place from
accompaniment
Cornelius writes with a stylus.
accompaniment
means/manner
Syrus stirs up the horses with a whip.
accompaniment
means/manner
With a laugh, Sextus runs out of the garden.
place where
time when
means/manner
place from
