Question 1

How does Latin form yes/no questions?

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they use an ending -ne

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you cannot ask yes/no questions in Latin.

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They begin with an upside down question mark.

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they begin with the word est as in "est currit?"  "Is he running?"

Question 2

Where is the -ne ending placed in a sentence to make it a question in Latin..

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-ne is always placed on the first word in the sentence.

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-ne can be placed anywhere in the sentence.

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Latin does not use -ne to indicate questions.

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-ne is always placed on the last word in the sentence.

Question 3

You do not use -ne for questions when

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a question word like cur, quis, or ubi is used.

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you ask yes/no questions.

Question 4

Translate:  Estne?

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Is she?

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is?

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she is

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He is

Question 5

Translate:  Curritne?

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Is he running?

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She runs

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Runs?

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he does run

Question 6

Translate:  Is Cornelia happy?

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Estne Cornelia laeta?

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Ridetne Cornelia?

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Est Cornelia laeta?

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Laeta Cornelia estne?

Question 7

Translate:  Who runs in the fields?

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Quis in agris currit?

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Quis ex agris currit?

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Quae in agris currit?

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Qui currit in agris?

Question 8

Translate:  Is Marcus sitting under the tree?

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Sedetne sub arbore Marcus?

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Est Marcus sedet sub arbore?

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Estne sub arbore Marcus?

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Marcusne sedent sub arbore?

Question 9

Translate:  Where is Cornelia running?

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Ubi currit Cornelia?

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Cur Cornelia currit?

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Ubi est Cornelia currit?

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Ubi Cornelia currunt?

Question 10

Translate:  What is Flavia doing in the garden?

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Quid facit in horto Flavia?

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Quid legit Flavia in horto?

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Quid Flavia facit ex horto.

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Quidne Flavia facit in horto?

Question 11

Translate:  Why is Sextus in the garden?

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Cur in horto Sextus est?

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Cur est Sextus in villa?

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Curne est Sextus in horto?

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Cur ex horto est Sextus?

Question 12

Translate:  Are they writing?

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Scribuntne?

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Scribintne?

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Scribunt?

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Scribitne?

Question 13

Translate:  Are they?

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Suntne?

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Sunt est?

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Nesunt?

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Sunt?

Question 14

Translate into Latin:  Is he?  (Use capitals and punctuation correctly.)

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Estne?

Question 15

Translate into Latin:  Are they?  (Use capitals and punctuation correctly.)

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Suntne?

Question 16

Translate into Latin:  Is she laughing?  (Use capitals and punctuation correctly.)

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Ridetne?

Question 17

Translate into Latin:  Are they falling?  (Use capitals and punctuation correctly.)

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Caduntne?

Question 18

Translate into Latin:  Is Cornelia reading?  (Use capitals and punctuation correctly.)

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Legitne Cornelia?

Question 19

What is not a way to translate:  Is the girl running?

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Puella curritne?

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Curritne puella?

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Puellane currit?

Question 20

Translate into Latin:  Is he tired?  (Use capitals and punctuation correctly.)

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Defessusne est?

Question 21

Translate into Latin:  Is she happy?  (Use capitals and punctuation correctly.)

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Estne laeta?

Question 22

Give the proper form of who in Latin:  Sextus est puer WHO saepe clamat in horto.

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qui

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quus

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quis

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quae

Question 23

Give the proper form of who in Latin: Puellae WHO sub arbore sedent, habitant in arbore.

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quae

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qui

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quis

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qua

Question 24

Give the proper form of who in Latin:  Puella WHO in agris legit, sub arbore sedet.

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quae

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quis

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qui

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qua

Question 25

Give the proper form of who in Latin:  Servi WHO in agris laborant, gemunt.

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qui

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quis

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quo

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quae

Question 26

Give the proper form of who in Latin:  Puellae et pueri WHO in horto clamant, sunt molesti.

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qui

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quae

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quod

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quis

Question 27

Give the proper form of who in Latin: Amica et amicus WHO ambulant in agris, rident.

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qui

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quae

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quis

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quod

Question 28

Translate into Latin:  Are the girls happy? (Use capitals and punctuation correctly.)

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Laetaene sunt puellae?

Question 29

Translate into Latin:  Are the boys tired?

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Suntne pueri defessi?

Question 30

Translate into Latin:  Why is Sextus running?

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Cur currit Sextus?

Question 31

Translate into Latin: Where do the girls live?

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Ubi habitant puellae?

Question 32

Translate into Latin: What are the boys doing?

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Quid pueri faciunt?

Question 33

Translate into Latin:  What does the girl do because she is tired?

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Quid puella facit quod est defessa?

Question 34

Translate into Latin: The boys are happy laughing in the garden.

Accepted Answer

Rident pueri laeti in horto.

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