Latin 1 chapter 14/15 study guide
The gender number and case of quae is
A) feminine nominative singular B) neuter accusative plural C) neuter nominative plural
Pyramus and Thisbe decide to meet
Clam
With whose friends were you walking in the villa?" is best rendered into Latin as
Cum cūius amīcīs in vīllā ambulābās?
What does Seneca's villa seem to be saying to him according to this passage?
Ecce senectus tua!"
The third person plural future tense form of esse is
Erunt
A relative pronoun always takes the same case as its antecedent.
False
People especially like things which they call "odious."
False
The English word "procrastinate" is based on the Latin word for "yesterday."
False
The future equivalent of sunt is erant
False
The preposition inter takes the dative case.
False
Thisbe loved Perseus.
False
In this passage, an old man comes to the door of the villa. Who is the old man?
Felicio
Seneca senectūtem suam convenit," p. 254: The sentence est mihi domus rūstica is best translated as
I have a rustic house.
mūtābor is best translated
I will be changed
parābor is best translated
I will be prepared
The best translation of amābō tē, nārrā mihi fābulam is
I will love you, tell me a story.
Tē . . . hāc nocte vidēbō is best translated
I will see you tonight
The best translation of Omnia vincit amor is
Love conquers all things.
In the sentence, corpusne meum cadet sicut vīllae meae saxa, what case is saxa?
Nominative
The author of this story is
Ovid
"Dē Pȳramō et Thisbē," p. 240: Pyramus and Thisbe are separated by
Paries
The sentence, "The girls with whom we will walk will be friends?" is best rendered into Latin as
Puellae, quibuscum ambulābimus, erunt amīcae.
Which friends will be seen by you?" is best rendered into Latin as
Quae amīcae ā tē vidēbuntur?
Which farmers will give me the fields?" is best rendered into Latin as
Quī agricolae agrōs mihi dabunt?
The sentence vīlicus dīcit sē dēbēre multa in vīllā reparāre is best translated
The steward says that he has to repair many things in the villa
Pyramus grieves because
Thisbē nōn vidētur vīvere
According to mythology, the mulberry tree originally had white berries.
True
First and second conjugation verbs form the future tense in the same manner.
True
Ovid was exiled by the emperor Augustus
True
The verbs sum and possum have no passive voice.
True
The sentence, "The man whose son will speak will not be able to hear him," is best rendered into Latin as
Vir cūius fīlius
vidēmur is best translated
We seem
In the sentence, quae dōna dare dēbēmus?, quae is what case?
accusative
In the sentence, vīlicus dīcit sē dēbēre multa in vīllā reparāre, what case is multa
accusative
In the sentence, vīlicus dīcit sē dēbēre multa in vīllā reparāre, what case is sē?
accusative
The future passive form of crēdēbant is
crēdentur
The correct form to complete the sentence, pariēs, ___Pȳramus verba dīcit, respondēre nōn potest, is
cui
The imperfect and future forms of datur are
dabātur, dabitur
In the sentence, cui dabō librum, cui is in what case?
dative
The gender number and case of cui is
dative masculine singular
The imperfect and futures forms of dēbēmus are
dēbēbāmus dēbēbimus
The future active form of es is
eris
The form petam is
first person future active
Seneca tells Lucilius that
his steward is not keeping up with the work at his villa
In the sentence, quibus puellīs librōs dabās?, quibus is a/an
interrogative adjective
In the sentence, cūius amīcus est?, cūius is a/an
interrogative pronoun
The form lūdētur is best translated
it will be played
The best translation of cadet is
it will fall
When Thisbē videt Pȳramum in terrā mortuum iacēre, she
kills herself
You will be changed" is best rendered into Latin as
mūtāberis
In the sentence cupiō omnia quae cupis, quae is
neuter accusative plural
The future passive of nārrat is
nārrābitur
Pyramus and Thisbe could not be together because
odium erat inter eōrum parentēs
The first person plural future tense form of posse is
poterimus
The future active form of potes is
poteris
The correct form to complete the sentence, puella, ____Pȳramus amat, est bona, is
quam
In the sentence, "The hatred which the enemies have for each other must be forgotten," which is best rendered into Latin as
quod
In the sentence, "The friends whom I see every day are my best friends," whom is rendered into Latin as
quās
In the sentence, Puellea, quibus librōs dabam, erant amīcae, quibus is a/an
relative pronoun
In the sentence, nam terram rūsticam amābant, in quā erat tranquillitās, quā is a/an
relative pronoun
In the sentence, quem vidēbis?, quem is a/an
relative pronoun
The future active of respondet is
respondēbit
To what does eam refer in this section of the reading: senectūs ad nōs omnēs veniet etiam imparātōs. itaque eam exspectāre dēbēmus.
senectūs
The future of stās is
stābis
The imperfect and future forms of tangō are
tangēbam, tangam
In the sentence, nam terram rūsticam amābant, in quā erat tranquillitās, quā refers to
terra
The form petentur is best translated as
they will be sought
appropinquābunt is
third person plural future active
The form scrībunt is
third plural future active
Although the wall separated Pyramus and Thisbe, it allowed them
verba mittere
"You will be seen" is rendered into Latin as
vidēbiminī
The future tense of vidēbātur is
vidēbitur
Lucili is what case in the clause, id tibi dīcam, Lūcilī?
vocative
Thisbe loses the
vēlāmen
The transformation that takes place in this story is that the
white berries become red
In the sentence, iubēbāris mīlitēs līberāre, iubēbāris is best translated
you were ordered