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CAPITVLVM PRIMVM PENSVM D WORKSHEET l.1 Why do we have two forms of Italia: Italia and Italiā? l.1 What part of speech is est? l.2 What is the difference between est and sunt? l.5 What is nōn? l.11 What is –ne and how does it function? ll.19 What part of speech is fluvius? ll.19-20 What is the difference between fluvius and fluviī? ll.24 What part of speech is magnus? Why does it have the –us ending? ll.24-25 What is the difference between magnus and magnī? ll.24-25 What is the difference between parvus and parvī? ll.27 What part of speech is insula? ll.27-28 What is the difference between insula and insulae? ll.30-31 Why do we have the forms magna and parva in one sentence and magnae and parvae in the next? ll.33-34 What is the difference between oppidum and oppida? ll.41 What is the difference between Roma and Rōmānus –a –um? l.49 What is num and how does it function? l.50 What is quid and how does it function? ll.60-61 What is the difference between imperiō and imperium?

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CAPITVLVM SECVNDVM PENSVM D l.1 What part of speech is unus? How does it change when saying “one boy” and “one girl”? ll.1-3 What endings do you see for the names of men in the family? ll.1-3 What endings do you see for the names of women in the family? cf. I.33 What ending did you see in chapter 1 that you not see for the names of men and women in the family? ll.1-3 What is grammatical gender (Latin genus generis n)? l.9 What is –que? ll.10-11 What is the genitive case (Latin genetīvus)? l.15-16 Why do questions beginning with quis, quae, quid, and cuius not have the –ne to indicate a question? l.33 What part of speech is duo? How does it change when saying “two boys,” “two girls,” and “two towns” ? l.37 What is quot? l.39 What is special about the forms of numbers in Latin? l.46 How can you say multī using magnus numerus? l.54 What part of speech is trēs? How does it change when saying “three children,” “three letters,” and “three towns”? l.59 What is the meaning of cēterī? l.68-69 What are the possessive adjectives for “my” and “your”? l.79 What does ecce mean? l.80 What is the gender of liber?


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CAPITVLVM TERTIVM PENSVM D l.3 What part of speech is “cantat”? I.3 What is a verb? l.3 What are the person, number, and tense of “cantat”? ll.3, 8 What are the four conjugations and how do you know to which conjugation a verb belongs? l.8 What is a noun? l.8 What are the case, number, and gender of “Iūliam”? ll.8,10 To which conjugations do “pulsat” and “rīdet” belong? l.11,21 What is the difference between a transitive and intransitive verb? ll.24,25 What are the case, number, and gender of “mē” and “tē” and why? l.35 What is the subject of the verb “venit”? l.42 What is “neque” and when is it used? l.43 What are the case, number, and gender of “eum” and why? l.53 What is “eumque” and how is it formed? ll.69-70 What are the case, number, and gender of “quī”? What part of speech? l.70 What are the case, number, and gender of “quae”? What part of speech? ll.72-73 What are the case, number, and gender of “quam”? What part of speech? l.75 What are the case, number, and gender of “quem”? What part of speech?





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CAPITVLVM QVINTVM PENSVM D ll.3-4 Give the case, number, and gender of filios and filias. ll.6,18, 22, etc. Give the singular nominative, accusative, genitive, and ablative forms of the personal pronoun is (“he/it”). ll.6,18, 22, etc. Give the singular nominative, accusative, genitive, and ablative forms of the personal pronoun ea (“she/it”). ll.6,18, 22, etc. Give the singular nominative, accusative, genitive, and ablative forms of the personal pronoun id (“it”). l.51 What are the person, number, tense, voice, and mood of the verb vocate? l.52 What are the person, number, tense, voice, and mood of the verb vocant? ll.45-46 Give the case, number, and gender of sine viro and cum servis and explain why they have that case. ll.45-46 Which prepositions (in this chapter) “take” or trigger the ablative case? l.87 What is the mood of age and what is the best way to translate it?



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CAPITVLVM QVINTVM PENSVM D ll.3-4 Give the case, number, and gender of filios and filias. ll.6,18, 22, etc. Give the singular nominative, accusative, genitive, and ablative forms of the personal pronoun is (“he/it”). ll.6,18, 22, etc. Give the singular nominative, accusative, genitive, and ablative forms of the personal pronoun ea (“she/it”). ll.6,18, 22, etc. Give the singular nominative, accusative, genitive, and ablative forms of the personal pronoun id (“it”). l.51 What are the person, number, tense, voice, and mood of the verb vocate? l.52 What are the person, number, tense, voice, and mood of the verb vocant? ll.45-46 Give the case, number, and gender of sine viro and cum servis and explain why they have that case. ll.45-46 Which prepositions (in this chapter) “take” or trigger the ablative case? l.87 What is the mood of age and what is the best way to translate it?



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CAPITVLVM SEXTVM PENSVM D l.3 What part of speech is inter? What is the function of that part of speech? l.3, 8, 14 What case do inter, prope, circum, and most other Latin prepositions take? ll.18-19 Distinguish between the prepositions ad and ab. ll.34-35 Distinguish between the interrogative particles quo and unde. ll.49-50 Which case, without a preposition, shows motion toward? Which case, without a preposition, shows motion away? l.47 Which case, without a preposition, shows where somebody or something is? ll.78-79 What are the person, number, tense, voice, and mood of amat and amatur? l.79 With passive verbs, what kind of ablative do you expect? l.91 What are the case, number, and gender of verbis? Why does it have this case?



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CAPITVLVM SEPTIMVM PENSVM D ll.5, 14 Compare in cubiculo with in cubiculum. l.8 What kind of pronoun is se? How do you translate it? ll.20, 26 Compare num and nonne. l.23 What is the mood of es? What is its plural form? l.30 What two parts combine to form the compound verb advenit? l.31 What is the mood of salvete? How do you make it singular? l.43 What is the case of malorum and why? l.43 What kind of a pronoun is hic? ll.43, 85, 93 Compare hic, haec, and hoc.

l.45 What is another form of ex and when do you use it? l.46 What are the case, number, and gender of Marco? l.47 What is the case of filio suo and why? l.49 How do you translate ei? What would its form be in the nominative? ll.50, 57 Compare et...et and neque...neque. l.56 Translate non solum... sed etiam. l.63 What are the case, number, and gender of Aemiliae? l.98 What is the case of ancillis meis and why? l.101 How do you translate cui? What would its form be in the nominative?



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CAPITVLVM OCTAVVM PENSVM D ll.3, 16 What part of speech is qui? What is the best translation of qui in this sentence?

l.11 What part of speech is hac? What is its case, number, and gender? Why does it have this case? How does it decline?

ll.12, 24 I.43 What are the case, number, and gender of ornamentis? Why does it have this case? How does it decline?

l.41 What part of speech is illam? What is its case, number, and gender? How does it decline? l.42 What is the best way to translate quam in this sentence? ll.46, 52 What are the case, number, and gender of Lydiae? Why does it have this case?

ll.52-54 To which conjugation does aspicite belong? What are its first person singular and infinitive forms? l.57 What are the case, number, and gender of quo? Why? How does it decline? ll.59; 116-17 What are the case, number, and gender of nummis? Why? l.64 What two words does tantus replace and how do you translate it? l.72 What two words does quantus replace and how do you translate it? l.75 What is the best way to translate tantus est quantus? l.108 What are the 1st person singular and infinitive forms of accipe? l.130 What are the case, number, and gender of Medo? Why?



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