Latin II Sample First Quarter Test

Sample: First Quarter Test

Latin II FIrst Quarter Test for Last Year with Vocabulary Section Missing and note that we read different stories last year for the translation/parsing section at the end of the test.

I. Answer the following Questions.

What is the grammatical relationship between a pronoun and its antecedent? Translate your example into English.

By what part of speech is possession expressed in the 1st and 2nd persons and in third person reflexive? Give the dictionary entry of these five words. Compose a sentence in Latin that uses one of these five words.

What is a substantive? Create a Latin sentence with a substantive and translate it into English.

Is, ea, id may be used as a pronoun or adjective. Create one Latin sentence in which it is used as a pronoun and another where it is used as a demonstrative adjective. Translate each into English. Keep examples simple.

5. Explain the concept of reflexive and compose and translate a Latin sentences that employs a reflexive pronoun.

II. Verbal Morphology: The Super Sexy Verb Game.

A. What conjugation is the following verb? The verb is iacio, iacere, ieci, iactus

The subject is rana obesa

Active Passive

Indicative Mood

Present ______________________ ___________________________

Imperfect ______________________ ___________________________

Future ______________________ ___________________________

Perfect ______________________ ___________________________

Pluperfect ______________________ ___________________________

Future Perfect ______________________ ___________________________

Infinitives

Present ______________________ ____________________________

B. Translate each of the following into English.

lata erit capiuntur rapta sunt rapi relicta sunt

maluerant videtur sentiri sensum est ponemini

fugiet ductus erat datae erant mitteris fient

III. Morphology of Nouns and Adjectives. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate forms.

totus, a, um hic, haec, hoc fortis, forte

gladium _______________ ________________ _____________________

vi _______________ ________________ _____________________

tempore _______________ ________________ _____________________

vulnus _______________ ________________ _____________________

virium _______________ ________________ _____________________

6) mari _______________ ________________ _____________________

_______________ ________________ _____________________

7) duci _______________ ________________ _____________________

8) mortis _______________ ________________ _____________________

9) periculum _______________ ________________ _____________________

10) maria _______________ ________________ _____________________

IV. Sentences: Translate Latin to English and English to Latin.

This great city was established by Romulus by Romulus himself, when he had killed his own brother.

At that very time that brave soldier, threw himself with great force from the walls of his own city.

These gods have done many things for us, but mortal men are not able to see them with their eyes. mortalis, -e consilium, -i (n)

Vobis illa arma, quae di ipsi suis manibus fecerunt, non dabuntur, quod vos horum reginam deorum colere non vultis.

Hi hostes eis gladiis, qui nostram in urbem his a militbus lati sunt, ex nostris muris hoc in mare agentur. saxum, -i (n) rock agere =to drive

Hic vir, qui omnia oculis suis sentire potest, mox fiet novus dux totius oppidi, quod mei milites ipsi suorum vi magna armorum capere non poterant.

V. Place the following noun-adjective pairs in the required case. Translate the singular form only into English in accordance with its case and number.

1) Genitive Singular and Plural

sola ars ingens pomum ipse deus

2) Dative Singular and Plural

idem gladius nullum tempus fortis dux

3) Accusative Singular and Plural

totum corpus illud animal id vulnus

4) Ablative Singular and Plural

eadem virgo haec vis nostrum mare

V. Translate all of the following into English and parse all underlined words. See parsing guide for help.

Filiius Veneris respondit: “Tuus arcus omnia, Phoebe, figit, sed meus arcus te figit,” Et in arcu Cupido duo tela tenuit: alterum telum amorem fugat; alterum amorem facit. Hoc est acutum, illud est obtusum. Deus Cupido obtusum telum in virginem figit, acutum in Phoebum. Phoebus amat; Daphne nomen amoris fugitat. Per silvas cum Diana et ceteris nymphis errare solum amat. figere = to transfix, shoot

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Dum haec dicit, gladio Pyrami se necat. Et dei et parentes haec verba audiverunt, nam color pomi mori non iam albus est, sed purpureus ubi permaturuit. Cinis duorum amantium in una urna requiescit.

Nunc venit Pyramus; vestigia leonis et velamina cruenta Thisbes vidit. Miserrimus dixit, Una nox mortem duorum amantium viderit. Tu fuisti dignissima vita longa. Ego sum causa mortis tuae. Ego iussi te venire nocte in loca periculosa nec ego huc prior veni. O Venite leones, devorate meum corpus!

Parsing

Nouns Adjectives

Gender 1) Gender
Case 2) Case
Number 3) Number
Dictionary Entry (Nom sing, Gen sing) 4) Explain 1-3 (Modify?
Grammatical Function in Sentence 5) Dictionary Entry (differentiated

nominative forms)

Verbs Pronouns

Tense 1) Gender
Mood 2) Case
Voice 3) Number
Person 4) Antecedent
Number 5) Grammatical Function in Sentence
Principal Parts
*Justify Infinitives and Subjunctives

Relative Pronouns

PARTICIPLES 1) Gender

Tense 2) Case

3) Number

Voice 4) Antecedent
Gender 5) Dictionary Entry (Nom S. all gen.)
Case 6) Grammatical Function in Sentence
Number
Justify 4-6 (What does it modify?) Conjunctions
Verbal Principle Parts (largely et)

-What two things are being conjoined?

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