Question 1

Grumio est in culinā. What is the case of Grumio?

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Nominative

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Ablative

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Accusative

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Dative

Question 2

A noun's _______ tells how it is being used in a sentence.

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case

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gender

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declension

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number

Question 3

Clemens Grumionem pulsavit. What is the translation of pulsavit?

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hit

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was hitting

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hits

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kept hitting

Question 4

Caecilius Syphacem salutat. What is the case of Syphacem?

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Accusative

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Nominative

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Dative

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Ablative

Question 5

A _______ is a group of nouns with the same pattern of case endings.

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declension

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gender

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case

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number

Question 6

What declension do ancilla, terra, and agricola belong to?

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First

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Third

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Second

Question 7

What comes next? -us, -i, -o...

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-um

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-us

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-am

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-em

Question 8

Poppaea Grumionem amabat. Which is NOT an acceptable translation of amabat?

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loves

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used to love

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was loving

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loved

Question 9

venalicius servum vendit. venalicii servos _______.

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vendunt

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vendit

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venditis

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vendis

Question 10

What comes next? -i, -isti, -it...

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-imus, -istis, -erunt

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-imus, -itis, -eunt

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-mus, -tis, nt

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-emus, -estis, -erunt

Question 11

agricola in fundo laborat. What is the gender of agricola?

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masculine

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feminine

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neuter

Question 12

What do these words have in common? servi, canes, ancillae

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Nominative Plural

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Accusative Plural

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Dative Plural

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Dative Singular

Question 13

Clemens est vir fortior quam Grumio. What is the degree of fortior?

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comparative

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superlative

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positive

Question 14

_______ tells whether a word is singular or plural.

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Number

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Person

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Case

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Declension

Question 15

Who is the subject of these verbs? amamus, ridebamus, festinavimus

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We

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They

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You (all)

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He

Question 16

What do these verbs have in common? coquo, laborabam, feci

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1st Person Singular

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3rd Person Singular

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2nd Person Singular

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1st Person Plural

Question 17

Which case is used for the direct object of a sentence?

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Accusative

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Ablative

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Nominative

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Dative

Question 18

Clemens Caecilio vinum dedit. Which word is in the Dative case?

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Caecilio

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dedit

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vinum

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Clemens

Question 19

Which of the following sentences does not contain a special verb?

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Caecilius familiam vocavit.

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Caecilius Clementi credit.

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hortus Caecilio placet.

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Caecilius Holconio favebat.

Question 20

Cerberus domininum frustra custodiebat.

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was guarding

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guards

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has guarded

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had guarded

Question 21

Which of the following sentences contains a verb that is NOT in the present tense?

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Clemens in villā non mansit.

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Metella et Lucia in tabernā manent.

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ego in urbe non maneo.

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tu in urbe manes.

Question 22

What is the gender of cubiculum, vinum, and atrium?

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Neuter

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Masculine

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Feminine

Question 23

Clemens erat servus fidelis. What is the tense of erat?

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Imperfect

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Present

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Perfect

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Future

Question 24

What do these nouns have in common?  tabernas, puellis, cenam

Accepted Answer

First Declension

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Accusative

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Singular

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Plural

Question 25

estis callidissimi! What is the best translation of this?

Accepted Answer

You all are very smart!

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We are the smartest!

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We are smart!

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You all are smart!

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