Question 1

The "infinitive" form of a verb is the same as the:

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2nd principal part

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4th principal part

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1st principal part

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3rd principal part

Question 2

The correct way to say "You hear" is:

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audīs

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audītis

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audit

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audīmus

Question 3

What does the Latin word "omnes" mean?

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everybody

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today

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hello

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how are you?

Question 4

The infinitive "audīre" means

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to hear

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you are heard

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I hear

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they hear

Question 5

Marcus Tullius Cicero erat....

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consul

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dux

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rex

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miles

Question 6

The verb "credo" means:

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I believe

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I hear

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I order

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I see

Question 7

The noun case that shows possession, and is translated with the word "of" is called:

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the genitive case

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the nominative case

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the dative case

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the accusative case

Question 8

The Roman who conspired against the government in this story was:

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Catiline

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Clodia

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Caesar

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Cicero

Question 9

The correct way to say "they know" is:

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sciunt

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sciō

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scīminī

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scīris

Question 10

The Latin word that means "speech" is:

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oratio, orationis F

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mors, mortis F

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urbs, urbis F

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animal, animalis N

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