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1. This document appears to be a study guide for a Latin 102 midterm exam reviewing material from Wheelock's chapters 13-19. It includes questions testing verb conjugations, translations of verbal forms and other grammatical elements, and passages to translate from Latin to English. 2. Question 1 asks for a verb synopsis of either the 1st person plural of recito or maneo. Question 2 provides verbal forms to translate into English. Question 3 provides grammatical elements to decline or conjugate. 3. Questions 4 and 5 include Latin passages from the textbook to translate into either Latin or English as specified. The document reviews a range of grammatical concepts in preparation for the midterm exam.

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Latin Practice Questions

1. This document appears to be a study guide for a Latin 102 midterm exam reviewing material from Wheelock's chapters 13-19. It includes questions testing verb conjugations, translations of verbal forms and other grammatical elements, and passages to translate from Latin to English. 2. Question 1 asks for a verb synopsis of either the 1st person plural of recito or maneo. Question 2 provides verbal forms to translate into English. Question 3 provides grammatical elements to decline or conjugate. 3. Questions 4 and 5 include Latin passages from the textbook to translate into either Latin or English as specified. The document reviews a range of grammatical concepts in preparation for the midterm exam.

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Latin 102, February 26, 2014

Mid-term Review Test (Wheelocks 13-19)

Name:

1. Verb Synopsis.(6 marks) Provide a synopsis for: 1st person plural of recito, recitare, recitavi,
recitatum OR maneo, manere, mansi, mansum:
Present
Future
Imperfect
Perfect
Future Perf. Pluperfect
Active
Passive
2. Provide the correct translation for SIX of the following verbal forms. (12 marks)
a) parata es
b) teneri
c) videor
d) mutati erant
e) delebimini
f) vitari
g) altum erit
h) desiderabamur
3. Provide the correct form for SIX of the following, as requested (12 marks).
a. Singular masculine nominative of the interrogative pronoun:
b. Plural feminine ablative of the relative pronoun:
c. Singular neuter dative of the intensive pronoun:
d. Plural genitive of urbs magna:
e. Singular accusative of the 3rd person reflexive pronoun
f. Plural masculine nominative of the interrogative adjective:
g. Plural accusative of auditor caecus:
h. Plural ablative of quod iudicium?:

Latin 102, February 26, 2014

4. Translate FIVE of the following 8 sentences into Latin or English as required (15 marks):
a. We fear that book with which he is beginning to destroy the city. (T17.14)

b. Illa femina caeca omnia genera artium quoque intellexit et ab amicis iucundis semper
laudabatur. (T18.3)

c. Nevertheless the doctor said nothing about himself and his own deeds yesterday.
(W13ExB3)

d.. Ille vir fortis animalia acria ex porta urbis iecit. (W16LecA.7)

e. The tyrant used to entrust his life to those three friends. (T15.11)

f. Medicus ipse totam veritatem ore suo dixit, et ego verba eius auribus meis audivi. (W.
14Lec.A.1)

g. At what time will she have been expected tomorrow? (W19ExF.3)

h. Cur isti veritatem timebant, qua multi adiuti erant? (T19.8)

5. Translate the following sections from 38 Latin Stories into idiomatic English (5 x 2 = 10):
a. Debetis autem de his periculis moneri: I. Quoniam Peleus mortalis est, animus eius
terrebitur si nimis potentes videbimur; II. Qui audet sine dono venire, a me castigabitur.
Legite genera donorum quae laudabuntur ab omnibus qui ea videbunt.
Tu sola, o dea Discordia, non vocaris nam a nullo amaris.

Latin 102, February 26, 2014

b. Achilles non solum vir fortis potensque, sed etiam Thetidis deae filius erat. Ille cum
Agamemnone aliisque Graecis Troiam venerat et bellum longum difficilemque gesserat. Sed
nunc post novem annos ira acris eum movebat; nam feminam captivam ei caram Agamemnon
sibi ceperat.
_____________
Achilles, Achillis, m.: Achilles, best of the Greek warriors
Agamemnon, Agamemnonis, m.: Agamemnon, leader of the Greek army at Troy
captivus, -a, -um, adj.- captive
castigo, castigare, castigavi, castigatum - to punish, chastise
Peleus, Pelei, m. - Peleus, legendary king of Thessaly
Thetis, Thetidis, f. Thetis, sea-nymph married to the mortal Peleus
Troia, Troiae, f. - Troy, (Troiam - accusative of place to which)

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