Final Exam Review Ex #2
LNM I, Chap. 2

Matching

Match the term to its definition.
_________1. number		a. the “to” form of a verb		

_________2. derivative	b. the term for “singular” or “plural”

_________3. conjugation	c. the term describing the subject as a speaker 

_________4. principal parts	d. a group of verbs operating in the same way

_________5. tense		e. the long mark over a vowel 

_________6. subject		f. the “doer” of the action of a verb

_________7. infinitive	g. how subjects and verbs fit together

_________8. person		h. an English word formed from Latin

_________9. macron		i. the “time” of a verb 

_________10. agreement	j. the pieces of a Latin verb

Fill in the Blank

1. There are ____________ principal parts in most Latin verbs.

2. The ____________ part is the most helpful for determining the conjugation.

3. The ____________ part has the -I- subject built right in.

4. Latin verbs have ____________ persons.

5. Latin verbs have ____________ numbers.
6. The first principal part of a Latin verb usually ends in the letter ____________.

7. Remove the final -re from the infinitive form to find the Latin ____________, which is most helpful in learning English words.

8. If a Latin verb ends in -nt, its subject must be ____________.

9. To go through the motions of giving all the possible endings for a Latin verb is called ____________.

10. The word “patriotic” comes from the Latin word ____________, which means “fatherland.”

11. The word “curator” comes from the Latin word cūrāre, which means ____________.

Fill in the Blank

1. For the English derivative “perambulator,” the Latin root word is ____________, which means ____________.

2. For the English derivative “evoke,” the Latin root word is ____________, which means ____________.

3. For the English derivative “expectant,” the Latin root word is ____________, which means ____________.

4. For the English derivative “patriarch,” the Latin root word is ____________, which means ____________.

5. For the English derivative “separate,” the Latin root word is ____________, which means ____________.

6. For the English derivative “visible,” the Latin root word is ____________, which means ____________.

7. For the English derivative “narrative,” the Latin root word is ____________, which means ____________.

8. For the English derivative “tenacious,” the Latin root word is ____________, which means ____________. 

9. For the English derivative “biform,” the Latin root word is ____________, which means ____________.

10. For the English derivative “debt,” the Latin root word is ____________, which means ____________.

Short Answer
1. What is the Latin form for the main verb in the following sentence: “I ought to mow the lawn before it rains.”

2. What is the Latin form for the main verb in the following sentence: “They always call me by my nickname.”

3. What is the Latin form for the main verb in the following sentence: “We walk ten miles to school every day.”

4. What is the Latin form for the main verb in the following sentence: “They are telling a long, but interesting, story.”

5. What is the Latin form for the main verb in the following sentence: “You see a ghoulish figure in the shadows.”

6. What is the Latin form for the main verb in the following sentence: “I am really the warrior princess, Xena.”

7. What is the Latin form for the main verb in the following sentence: “He is currently living in a hut down by the river.”

8. What is the Latin form for the main verb in the following sentence: “You are not preparing well for that final exam!”

9. What is the Latin form for the main verb in the following sentence: “Do you have any spare change for a homeless person?”

10. What is the Latin form for the main verb in the following sentence: “They take care of their toys, but not their clothes.”