Latin I Final Exam Review

Spring 2011

What is the Declension?

Caupo, cauponis (m.)

A.) 1st

B.) 2nd

C.) 3rd

Raeda, raedae (f.)

A.) 1st

B.) 2nd

C.) 3rd

Tempus, temporis (n.)

A.) 1st

B.) 2nd

C.) 3rd

Nos, noctis (f.)

A.) 1st

B.) 2nd

C.) 3rd

Ager, agri (m.)

A.) 1st

B.) 2nd

C.) 3rd

Auxilium, auxilii (n.)

A.) 1st

B.) 2nd

C.) 3rd

Mater, matris (f.)

A.) 1st

B.) 2nd

C.) 3rd

Iter, itineris (n.)

A.) 1st

B.) 2nd

C.) 3rd

Incola, incolae (m.)

A.) 1st

B.) 2nd

C.) 3rd

Vir, viri (m.)

A.) 1st

B.) 2nd

C.) 3rd

Frater, fratris (m.)

A.) 1st

B.) 2nd

C.) 3rd

Choose the best form of the adjective to

agree with the noun

Cornelia et Flavia sunt puellae strenuae et ______________

A.) Fortis

B.) Fortes

C.) Forte

Princeps __________ senatores Romam redire iussit.

A.) Omnem

B.) Omnibus

C.) Omnes

In __________ cauponā lecti sunt sordidi.

A.) Omnes

B.) Omnium

C.) Omni

Invenite raedarium _______________

A.) Miser

B.) Misera

C.) Miserum

In the long night. _________ nocte.

A.) Longis

B.) Longā

C.) Longam

With a better plan. Consiliō ________

A.) Meliorem

B.) Meliori

C.) Meliores

The happy children. Liberos ________.

A.) Laetus

B.) Laetis

C.) Laetos

Equi mei ______________ sunt.

A.) Fortes

B.) Fortis

C.) Fortibus

Cornelii e raedā descenderunt __________

A.) Immobilium

B.) Immobili

C.) Immobiles

Choose the correct form of the verb!

Tu vehiculum ___________

A.) Videbas

B.) Vident

C.) Video

D.) Vidimus

Servus cistas ______________.

A.) Portare

B.) Portavit

C.) Portamus

D.) Portatis

Omnes strenue _______________.

A.) Laborabamus

B.) Laboro

C.) Laborabatis

D.) Laborabant

Ego et Flavia ad villam ____________

A.) Egimus

B.) Ago

C.) Agebant

D.) Egisti

Vos tunicam et stolam ____________

A.) Gerit

B.) Gessistis

C.) Gessi

D.) Gerunt

Cornelia et Flavia in silvam _________

A.) Currere

B.) Currit

C.) Currunt

D.) Curris

Ego scelestum puerum ____________

A.) Conspexisti

B.) Conspexi

C.) Conspexistis

D.) Conspectimus

What is the Correct Translation?

Pater fortem filiam laudavit.

A.) The father praised the strong daughter

B.) The brave father praised the daughter

C.) The daughter praised the strong father

Puer ignavus puellas fortes timet.

A.) The lazy girls strongly fear the boy.

B.) The timid girls fear the lazy boy

C.) The lazy boy fears the strong girls

Fortis puerum puella ignavum terret.

A.) The brave girl scares the lazy boy.

B.) The brave boy scares the lazy girl.

C.) The lazy girl scares the brave boy.

Pueri cubicula petunt.

A.) The boys’ bedrooms are seeking.

B.) The boys are looking for bedrooms.

C.) The bedrooms are sought by the boys.

D.) The boy are looking for a bedroom.

Lupus ramum ex arboribus traxit.

A.) Drag

B.) Were dragging

C.) Dragged

D.) Are dragging

Nos puellam servavimus.

A.) Save

B.) Were saving

C.) Saved

D.) Are saving

Pueri epistulas scribebant.

A.) Write

B.) Were writing

C.) Wrote

D.) Are writing

Ego in vehiculum sedeo.

A.) Sit

B.) Was sitting

C.) Sat

D.) Did sit

Tu in villam dormiebas.

A.) Are sleeping

B.) Did sleep

C.) Used to sleep

D.) Slept

Vos aquam portavistis.

A.) Carry

B.) Have carried

C.) Was carrying

D.) Are carrying

Cornelii vehicula conspiciunt.

A.) The Corneliuses catch sight of a vehicle.

B.) The Corneliuses catch sight of vehicles.

C.) Vehicles were spotted by the Corneliuses.

D.) A vehicle is spotted by the Corneliuses.

Fortem timent ignavi pueri puellam.

A.) The bravery fears the lazy girls and boys.

B.) The lazy boys fear the brave girl.

C.) The strong boys fear the lazy girl.

Ego multos iuvenes in hortō vidi.

A.) I saw many young men in the garden

B.) Many young men saw the garden

C.) I saw many gardens with young men

Arbor laeta puero ramum dedit.

A.) The tree gave the branch to the happy boy

B.) The boy gave the happy branch to the tree

C.) The happy tree gave the branch to the boy

Amici fortes lupum terrebant.

A.) The brave friends were scaring the wolf

B.) The friends fear the brave wolf

C.) The wolf was fearing the brave friends

What is the Conjugation?

Erro, errare, erravi, erratus

A.) 1

B.) 2

C.) 3

D.) 4

Esurio, esurire, ---------, esiturus

A.) 1

B.) 2

C.) 3

D.) 4

Haereo, haerēre, haesi, haesurus

A.) 1

B.) 2

C.) 3

D.) 4

Induo induere, indui, indutus

A.) 1

B.) 2

C.) 3

D.) 4

Doceo, docēre, docui, doctus

A.) 1

B.) 2

C.) 3

D.) 4

Effugio, effugere, effugi

A.) 1

B.) 2

C.) 3

D.) 4

Mitto, mittere, misi, missus

A.) 1

B.) 2

C.) 3

D.) 4

What is the Verb Tense?

Explicabatis

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

Relinquisti

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

scivimus

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

amabat

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

respondet

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

dixit

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

habebat

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

ibas

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

incidit

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

intravit

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

fuimus

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

clamabam

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

sunt

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

bibebam

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

invenio

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

erat

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

aperui

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

sanavit

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

es

A.) Present

B.) Imperfect

C.) Perfect

Who is that?

This 4th king focused on construction projects and had the Pons Sublicius

built.

A.) Romulus

B.) Numa Pompilius

C.) Ancus Marcius

D.) Tarquinius Priscus

King of Rome driven out by Brutus because of his tyranny and his sons’

bad behavior.

A.) Numa Pompilius

B.) Horatius Cocles

C.) Ancus Marcius

D.) Tarquinius Superbus

When this king was assassinated, his wife Tanaquil convinced the people to accept her son-in-law as the new king.

A.) Numa Pompilius

B.) Tarquinius Priscus

C.) Tarquinius Superbus

D.) Ancus Marcius

The first king of Rome who disappeared into a cloud.

A.) Numa Pompilius

B.) Mucius Scaevola

C.) Romulus

D.) Remus

This third king of Rome was known for his warlike nature

A.) Ancus Marcius

B.) Servius Tullius

C.) Tullus Hostilius

D.) Tarquinius Priscus

This former slave’s important contribution was the census, which he used to put everyone in social classes

A.) Servius Tullius

B.) Tullus Hostilius

C.) Ancus Marcius

D.) Numa Pompilius

This Etruscan king put in the sewer system and Circus Maximus.

A.) Tarquinius Priscus

B.) Romulus

C.) Numa Pompilus

D.) Tarquinius Superbus

This woman’s rape sparked the downfall of the Monarchy and emergence of the Res Publica

A.) Cloelia

B.) Sabine

C.) Lucretia

D.) Tullia

This hero was made dictator to save the Romans from the Aequi and then

went home to farm again.

A.) Horatius

B.) Cloelia

C.) Brutus

D.) Cincinnatus

E.) Geese

These sounded the alarm to warn the Romans that the Gauls trying to sneak

into the city.

A.) Sabine Women

B.) Cloelia

C.) Brutus

D.) Cincinnatus

E.) Geese

This Trojan hero is the person to whom all Romans trace their heritage.

A.) Romulus

B.) Aeneas

C.) Achilles

D.) Brutus

This person held the bridge until it could be destroyed so that the enemy

could not enter the city

A.) Horatius

B.) Cloelia

C.) Brutus

D.) Cincinnatus

E.) Geese

This person was a hostage who led others to safety but returned to the

enemy to keep her word.

A.) Horatius

B.) Cloelia

C.) Lucretia

D.) Cincinnatus

E.) Geese

This person burned his own right hand after a failed assignation

attempt.

A.) Horatius

B.) Curiatii

C.) Cloelia

D.) Lars Porsenna

E.) Mucius Scaevola

This person envied her sister’s marriage, had her sister killed, convinced the new husband to kill the king (her father), and

ran over her father’s dead body

A.) Cloelia

B.) Tanaquil

C.) Lars Porsenna

D.) Tullia

These Alban triplets all died in battle during the reign of Tullus Hostilius.

A.) Horatii

B.) Curiatii

C.) Cloelia

D.) Lars Porsenna

E.) Mucius Scaevola

This Etruscan king was trying to help Tarquin Superbus regain his throne

A.) Horatii

B.) Curiatii

C.) Cloelia

D.) Lars Porsenna

E.) Mucius

These Roman triplets fought for their country—only one survived.

A.) Horatii

B.) Curiatii

C.) Cloelia

D.) Lars Porsenna

E.) Mucius

This hero returned as hostage to Lars Porsenna and was considered braver

than Mucius Scaevola

A.) Horatius Cocles

B.) Brutus

C.) Cinncinatus

D.) Cloelia

Who is the subject?

dormiebas

A.) I

B.) You

C.) He/she/it

D.) Y’all

Recusat

A.) I

B.) You

C.) He/she/it

D.) We

Ducebam

A.) I

B.) Y’all

C.) They

D.) We

Consuluisi

A.) I

B.) You

C.) We

D.) They

Vexatis

A.) I

B.) You

C.) Y’all

D.) They

Acesserunt

A.) I

B.) You

C.) They

D.) We

Fecisti

A.) I

B.) You

C.) Y’all

D.) They

Correctly Pronounce these

words!

auxilium

puellae

hortus

audire

villa

conspexi

iacio

quoque

gemit

laetus

civium