| A | B |
|---|
| In the sentence MAGNUS SERVUS LABORAT, the sentence function of MAGNUS SERVUS is... | SUBJECT |
| In the sentence SERVUS ANCILLAM PULCHRAM VIDET the sentence function of ANCILLAM PULCHRAM is... | DIRECT OBJECT |
| In the sentence CLEMENS EST MAGNUS SERVUS, the sentence function of MAGNUS SERVUS is... | PREDICATE NOMINATIVE |
| In the sentence FILIUS PER MAGNAM VIAM CURRIT, the sentence function of MAGNAM VIAM is ... | OOP |
| In the sentence ANCILLA IN MAGNO HORTO LABORAT, the sentence fucntion of MAGNO HORTO is... | OOP |
| TRUE OR FALSE: In the sentence CAECILIUS EST ARGENTARIUS ET VENALICIUS, the sentence function of ARGENTARIUS ET VENALICIUS is PREDICATE NOMINATIVE. | True |
| TRUE OR FALSE: A sentence can have only one clause. | False |
| In a clause, the subject may be invisible, but the one word that MUST be visible to even talk about a clause is ....which sentence function? | VERB |
| In the sentence AD VILLAM AMBULO, is the subject visible or invisible? | Invisible |
| In the sentence TU PECUNIAM HABES, is the subject visible or invisible? | Visible |
| How many clauses are there in the sentence:EGO SUM ARGENTARIUS ET TU ES IUDEX? | Two |
| How many clauses are there in the sentence POSTQUAM LABORAT VINUM BIBIT ET CANTAT? | Three |
| How many clauses are there in the sentence FILIUS MEUS IN MAGNO HORTO ANCILLAM PULCHRAM VIDET? | One |
| Give the declension and case of IUDEX. | 3rd - NOMINATIVE |
| Give the declension and case of PICTURAM. | 1st - ACCUSATIVE |
| Give the declension and case of POETA | 1st - NOMINATIVE |
| Give the declension and case of VINUM | 2nd - NOM. or ACC. |
| Give the declension and case of DOMINUM | 2nd - ACCUSATIVE |
| Give the declension and case of LEONEM | 3rd - ACCUSATIVE |
| Give the declension and case of AMICUS | 2nd - NOMINATIVE |
| Give the "person" for SUM | 1st person singular |
| Give the "person" for ES | 2nd person singular |
| Give the "person" for EST | 3rd person singular |
| Other that the verb SUM, the 1st person singular of Latin verbs ends in ....... | -o |
| The 2nd person singular of Latin verbs ends in... | -s |
| The 3rd person singular of Latin verbs ends in -t | -t |
| The prepositions that take an acc OOP | ad, prope, per, post |
| The prepositions that take an abl OOP are... | in, e (ex), cum, de |
| -a | 1st dec. nom. case |
| -am | 1st dec. acc. case |
| -us | 2nd dec. nom case |
| -um | 2nd dec. acc case |
| vinum | 2nd dec nom/acc case |
| atrium | 2nd dec nom/acc case |
| -* | 3rd dec nom. case |
| -em | 3rd dec acc. case |
| sum means | I am |
| es means | you are |
| est means | he/she/it is |
| -o | I verb |
| -s | you verb |
| -t | he/she/it verbs |
| -ā | 1st dec abl |
| -o | 2nd dec abl |
| -e | 3rd dec abl |
| I am | sum |
| you are | es |
| he/she/it is | est |
| I carry | porto |
| you carry | portas |
| he/she/it carries | portat |
| I sit | sedeo |
| you sit | sedes |
| he/she/it sits | sedet |
| I drink | bibo |
| you drink | bibis |
| he/she/it drinks | bibit |
