EXAM REVIEW Spring
2008
grade 8 Latin Ib
I VERBS
a) synopses incl.
deponents
b) infinitives
c) imperatives
(positive and negative) incl deponent verbs
d) participles (present
active and perfect passive)
e) deponents and
semideponents, incl. participles
f) verbs from the
packet taking dative
II PRONOUNS
a) hic and ille
b) is, ea, id vs.
reflexive
c) relative pronoun
III COMPARISON
a) adjectives
b) adverbs
c) abl of comparison
and quam rules
I VERBS
a) I suggest you do the
practice on the website for regular verbs and check the answers on the
website. ItÕs time for
you to sort out the vowels, endings, and helping verbs in English once and for
all.
Deponents - give the following synopses :
adorior adoriri adortus sum attack 3rd plural
PRES
IMPERF
FUT
___________________________________________________________
PERF
PLUPERF
FUT PERF
pos. imperative sg ___________ pos. imperative pl.________________
neg. imperative
sg._____________ neg.
imperative pl._______________
nascor nasci natus sum be born 3rd
plural
PRES
IMPERF
FUT
____________________________________________________________
PERF
PLUPERF
FUT PERF
pos. imperative sg ___________ pos. imperative pl.________________
neg. imperative
sg._____________ neg.
imperative pl._______________
b) infinitives
active
meaning passive meaning
obey ______________ _______________
______________ _____________
surpass_____________ _______________
______________ _____________
desire
_____________
_______________
______________ _____________
put ______________ _______________
______________ _____________
see ______________ _______________
______________ _____________
love ______________ _______________
______________ _____________
believe______________ _______________ ______________ _____________
please______________ _______________ _____________ _____________
warn
______________
_______________ _____________ _____________
c) imperatives
Copy imperatives
from p. 171 for each of the verbs
below printed on that page. Study patterns.
paro pos. singular _____________________ positive
plural _________________
habeo pos. singular _____________________ positive plural _________________
mitto
pos. singular _____________________ positive plural _________________
iacio
pos. singular _____________________ positive plural _________________
audio
pos. singular _____________________ positive plural _________________
Think hard to recall
rules for negative imperatives for regular verbs n.
Write the RULES here :
negative imperative
sing :
negative imperative
plural :
Copy
positive deponent imperatives from p. 173
for each of the verbs below printed on that page. YouÕll ahve to deduce
the negative imperative forms for deponents by following the rule for regular
verbs EXACTLY> Study patterns.
conor pos. imperative sg ___________
pos. imperative pl.________________
neg. imperative
sg._____________ neg.
imperative pl._______________
vereor pos. imperative sg ___________
pos. imperative pl.________________
neg. imperative
sg._____________ neg.
imperative pl._______________
loquor pos. imperative sg ___________
pos. imperative pl.________________
neg. imperative
sg._____________ neg.
imperative pl._______________
regredior pos. imperative sg ___________
pos. imperative pl.______________
neg. imperative
sg._____________ neg.
imperative pl._______________
experior pos. imperative sg ___________
pos. imperative pl.______________
neg. imperative
sg._____________ neg.
imperative pl._______________
Make notes here for
deponent imperatives :
Positive sg and pl :
Negative sg. and pl :
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REVIEW CONTINUED Spring
2007
Participles
and other topics Translate the following
sentences containing participles.
Translate literally, with a free translation in parenthesis.
1) When the servants had carried the prepared food
into the dining room, the approaching guests praised them as much as possible.
2) We stayed at Brundisium a few
days because he was very sick.
3) Having fallen on(to) the ground,
the shouting boys were hurt very badly.
(N.B. use Òhaving been
fallenÓ and weÕll discuss)
4) Hearing they are not
well defended, we shall send help to the captured city.
5) He came to Rome with her.
6) . He brought his own
slaves to Rome with him.
7) These girls are the
slowest ; those are the fastest.
8) Her father is also
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9) She is a much better
cook than you. (2 ways for
italics)
coqua, ae
10) Having overtaken the very tired
soldiers, we
ought to sail as quickly as possible to
Delos.
Compare the following
adjectives and adverbs (as given).
Give all forms :
good
bad
big
small
often
beautiful
List all the verbs you
can think of that take the dative :
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is,
ea, id vs.
reflexive pronoun/ adjective vs. intensive pronoun (notes)
All words of the pronoun
declension have __________ in the genitive singular (all genders)
and _________ in the dative
singular. List as many others as
you can think of (in addition to
is, ea, id).
Translate the underlined
word by thinking through the decision steps. For really good pracitce, do the whole sentence and check
the web page for the answers.
She 1) herself showed 2) him the best
clothing.
1) herself Is it
intensive ?
______ Same person as the subject or different ? _____
Reflexive pronoun or form of is, ea, id
?__________ case
? _______ actual form
_____________
2) him Is it intensive ? ______ Same person as the subject or different ? _____
Reflexive pronoun or form of is, ea, id
?__________ case
? _______ actual form
_____________
He
dared to bring the heavier arms to the shore with him.
with him Is it
intensive ?
______ Same person as the subject or different ? _____
Reflexive pronoun or form of is, ea, id
?__________ case
? _______ actual form
_____________
1) That
day she gave 2) herself
a name newer than yours.
1)that day Is it intensive ? ______ Same person as the subject or different ? _____
Reflexive pronoun or form of is, ea, id
?__________ case
? _______ actual form
_____________
2)herself Is it intensive ? ______ Same person as the subject or different ? _____
Reflexive pronoun or form of is, ea, id
?__________ case
? _______ actual form
_____________
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This
is the easiest thing to believe.
this
Is it intensive ? ______
Same person as the subject
or different ? _____
Reflexive pronoun or form of is, ea, id
?__________ case
? _______ actual form
_____________
We
dared to send a letter to the overwhelmed lieutenant himself.
himself. Is it intensive ? ______
Same person as the subject
or different ? _____
Reflexive pronoun or form of is, ea, id
?__________ case
? _______ actual form
_____________
We
crushed him very easily
like the smallest bug.
similis, similis, simile cimex, cimicis m.
him Is it intensive ? ______ Same person as the subject or different ? _____
Reflexive pronoun or form of is, ea, id
?__________ case
? _______ actual form
_____________
He
doesnÕt know himself very well.
himself Is it intensive ? ______ Same person as the subject or different ? _____
Reflexive pronoun or form of is, ea, id
?__________ case
? _______ actual form
_____________
He
fears to try to defend them.
them Is it intensive ? ______ Same person as the subject or different ? _____
Reflexive pronoun or form of is, ea, id
?__________ case
? _______ actual form
_____________
Will 1)
you take 2) her there ?
1)
you Is it intensive ? ______ Same person as the subject or different ? _____
Reflexive pronoun or form of is, ea, id
?__________ case
? _______ actual form
_____________
2) her Is it
intensive ?
______ Same person as the subject or different ? _____
Reflexive pronoun or form of is, ea, id
?__________ case
? _______ actual form
_____________
Sulla
wanted to give them fields and money.
them Is it intensive ? ______ Same person as the subject or different ? _____
Reflexive pronoun or form of is, ea, id
?__________ case
? _______ actual form
_____________
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Perfect passive
participles are verbal
adjectives. They are quite simply
the _______ principal part of a verb in the __________ (name declension)
adjective form. The English
equivalent is
__________________________ or simply the shorter______________ (if
you can get away with it).
Give the following
perfect passive particIples in Latin. Show all three nominative singulars :
having been
defended
____________________________
having been
believed ____________________________
having been
conquered
______________________________
having been called ______________________________
having been taken ______________________________
known
_________________________
burned
_________________________
taught _________________________ abandoned
_________________________
shown _________________________ found _________________________
recovered _________________________ sent _________________________
Decline the Ò name
having been calledÓ, Òburned
foodÓ, and Òconquered
cityÓ. On the exam, the nominative
singular wonÕt be given as it is below.
NOM NOMEN VOCATUM CIBUS
INCENSUS URBS VICTA
GEN
DAT
ACC
ABL
NOM
GEN
DAT
ACC
ABL
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COMPARISON OF
ADJECTIVES give all nominative singulars and meanings for the following. Make sure to give (or at least think
about) alternate meanings.
Positive Comparative Superlative
_________________ ______________________ ______________________
long 3 meanings : 2
meanings :
_________________ ______________________ ______________________
slow 3 meanings : 2
meanings :
_________________ ______________________ ______________________
short 3
meanings : 2
meanings :
_________________ ______________________ ______________________
strange 3
meanings : 2
meanings :
_________________ ______________________ ______________________
wise 3
meanings : 2
meanings :
_________________ ______________________ ______________________
good 3
meanings : 2
meanings :
_________________ ______________________ ______________________
bad 3
meanings : 2
meanings :
_________________ ______________________ ______________________
big 3
meanings : 2
meanings :
_________________ ______________________ ______________________
small 3
meanings : 2
meanings :
_________________ ______________________ ______________________
much 3
meanings : 2
meanings :
Decline Òlonger road,Ó
Òslowest woman,Ó Òrather strange
story,Ó Òworst fatherÓ
NOM via
longior
femina tardissima fabula
mirior pater
pessimus
GEN
DAT
ACC
ABL_________________________________________________________________________
NOM
GEN
DAT
ACC
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PRESENT ACTIVE PARTICIPLES
A present active participle functions, like a perfect
passive participle, as a verbal
_______________________ or ________________________.
How does it decline ?
_______________________________________________
Decline the following (you may need the reverse) :
shouting girl
listening boy
loving mother
NOM
GEN
DAT
ACC
ABL
NOM
GEN
DAT
ACC
ABL
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