Give the English to match the Latin (1 pt each). fīlia:

Give the English to match the Latin (1 pt each). cēna:

Give the English to match the Latin (1 pt each). cibus:

Give the English to match the Latin (1 pt each). quoque:

Give the English to match the Latin (1 pt each). dormit:

Give the English to match the Latin (1 pt each). laetus:

Give the English to match the Latin (1 pt each). mercator:

Give the English to match the Latin (1 pt each). ancilla:

Give the English to match the Latin (1 pt each). intrat:

Give the English to match the Latin (1 pt each). salutat:

Give the English to match the Latin (1 pt each). hortus:

Give the English to match the Latin (1 pt each). canis:

Give the English to match the Latin (1 pt each). sedet:

Give the English to match the Latin (1 pt each). pater:

Select the derivative which best completes the sentence (1 pt each). The Wildcats put in a(n) ____________ effort on the football field, but lost 48-3.

Select the derivative which best completes the sentence (1 pt each). Because of his ____ lifestyle he rarely goes outdoors or participates in physical activity.

Select the derivative which best completes the sentence (1 pt each). Due to his ____ relationship to the man, he saw him as more of a father than a friend.

Select the derivative which best completes the sentence (1 pt each). The lazy teenager was too exhausted to complete the ____________ task of studying and doing his homework every night.

Select the derivative which best completes the sentence (1 pt each). The workers slaved away on the construction site in a(n) __________ manner.

Select the derivative which best completes the sentence (1 pt each). Calculators are ________ tools in math class – helpful but not necessary!

Answer each question about the way Latin works (1 pt each). Write the letter for the answer choice where the C’s and G’s are pronounced in English the same as in Latin.

Answer each question about the way Latin works (1 pt each). How is the Latin diphthong “ae” pronounced?

A noun’s case tells us about its:

What do we call the noun case we use for the subject of a sentence?

The subject of a sentence ________________ the action of the verb.

The name of the noun case used for the direct object of the sentence is:

The direct object of a sentence ________________ the action of the verb.

Circle the subject in the following sentence: In the house lived an old man.

Select the best translation of the sentence: pater filium audit.

Select the best translation of the sentence: amicus viam intrat et canem videt.

Select the best translation of the sentence: dominus coquum vituperat.

Select the best translation of the sentence: Clemens dominum in hortō laudat.

LT #2:

Translate the following sentence: Metella sedet.

LT #2:

Translate the following sentence: servus labōrat.

LT #3:

Translate the following sentence: Grumiō est in culīnā.

ancilla is...

Caecilium is...

servum is...

mercator is...

amicum is...

amicus is...

canis is...

canem is...

Metellam is...

Metella is...

servus is...

cena is...

coquum is...

villa is...

villam is...