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Latin III - Principium Anni Review Survey
Use this survey to help me learn what we need to review most. Rank the following topics based on how much you think you'll need to review them in class before the exam. One means you are totally comfortable with the topic and five means you barely remember it at all. The other numbers are somewhere between the two. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
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- Nouns: Declensions, what are they?
Using genitive form to recognize the declension
Cutting off the genitive ending to find the stem
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- Nouns: Nominative, Genitive, Dative, Accusative, Ablative, Vocative -- what does each case do?
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- Nouns: First Declension feminine (and the occasional masculine)
(puella, ira, nauta...)
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- Nouns: 2nd declension masculine (includes -us and -er types, also vir)
(amicus, filius, puer, vir...)
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- Nouns: 2nd declension neuter
(donum, bellum, consilium...)
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- Nouns: 3rd declension masculine/feminine
(mater, pater, dux, veritas, ratio, amor...)
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- Nouns: 3rd declension neuter
(corpus, nomen, caput...)
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- Nouns: 3rd declension i stems (m/f/n)
(nox, civis, mors, mare...)
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- Nouns: 4th declension masculine (and the occasional feminine)
(senatus, fructus, manus...)
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- Nouns: 4th declension neuter
(cornu, genu...)
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- 5th declension feminine (with the occasional masculine)
(res, dies)
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- Adjectives: Gender / Agreement with Nouns
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- Adjectives: 1-2 adjectives
(bonus, -a, -um; pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum...)
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- Adjectives: 3rd declension Adjectives (Type 1, 2, 3)
(felix, felicis; fortis, forte; acer, acris, acre)
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- Pronouns: What is a pronoun? What is an antecedent?
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- Personal Pronouns: 1st and 2nd person--forms and uses
(ego, tu, nos, vos)
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- Personal Pronouns: 3rd person--forms and uses
(is, ea, id)
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- Reflexive pronouns: (1st, 2nd, 3rd person)
(mē, tē, nōs, vōs, but especially sē)
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- Possessive Pronouns and Adjectives
(meus, tuus, noster, vester, eius, eorum, suus)
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- Relative Pronouns--forms and uses
Relative clauses
(qui, quae, quod)
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- Demonstrative Pronouns/Adjectives
(hic ille iste)
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- Verbs: Person and Number / what the endings mean
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- Verbs: How to recognize the tense and translate accurately
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- Verbs: Voice -- Active vs. Passive
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- Verbs: Conjugations -- what is a conjugation? how do you recognize the conjugation of a verb?
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- Verbs: Present tense forms, conjugations 1 and 2
(active and passive)
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- Verbs: Present Tense Forms, conjugations 3, 3 io, and 4
(active and passive)
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- Imperfect tense forms -- Conjugations 1-4
(active and passive)
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- Future tense forms -- conjugations 1 and 2
(active and passive)
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- Future tense forms -- conjugations 3 and 4
(active and passive)
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- Verbs: Principal Parts - what does each one do?
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- Perfect tense, Active
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- Pluperfect tense, Active
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- Future Perfect tense, Active
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- Perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect tenses, Passive
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- Forms of sum and possum, all tenses
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- Verbs: Present Infinitives, Active and Passive
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- Verbs: Perfect Infinitives, Active and Passive
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- Verbs: Future Active Infinitive
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- Verbs: Indirect Statement (accusative and infinitive)
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- Verbs: Participles (present active, perfect passive, and future active)
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- Verbs: Imperatives (singular and plural, positive and negative)
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- Interrogative pronouns and adjectives (quis?, quid?) and other question words
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- Ablative Uses (means, manner, agent, place from which, separation, accompaniment, place where)
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- Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases (which prepositions take the ablative, which take the accusative?)
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- The irregular noun vis ("force, power")
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- -ne and -que
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- What's the difference between sē and ipse? (Don't they both mean "himself"?)
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- What's the difference between suus -a -um and eius/eorum? (Don't they both mean "his, her, its, their"?)
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- Special -īus adjectives (UNUS NAUTA)
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- Genitive of the Whole (Partitive Genitive)
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- Numbers/Roman numerals
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- Passive Periphrastic (and Dative of Agent)
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- Ablative Absolute
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- Comparatives and Superlatives
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- Vocabulary
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- Any questions or comments? Any topics not specifically covered in the survey? Answer below:
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- What are your goals for Latin class this year?
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