Ms. A. Levy

For 1-5, choose the TENSE of each verb.
For 6-10, choose the MEANING of each verb.
For 11-15, choose the CASE and NUMBER for each noun.
For 16-18, choose the correct answer to the question.
For 19-20, select the correct English translation for each sentence.
For 21-23, select the MEANING for each adjective or adverb.

• 1) What is the TENSE of this verb?
  conspicit
  

  present tense
  imperfect tense
  perfect tense
  no tense
• 2) What is the TENSE of this verb?
  conspexit
  

  present tense
  imperfect tense
  perfect tense
  no tense
• 3) What is the TENSE of this verb?
  conspiciebat
  

  present tense
  imperfect tense
  perfect tense
  future tense
• 4) What is the TENSE of this verb?
  erat
  

  present tense
  imperfect tense
  perfect tense
  no tense
• 5) What is the TENSE of this verb?
  est
  

  present tense
  imperfect tense
  perfect tense
  future tense
• 6) What is the Latin word for the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)?
  Grumio WAS COOKING the peacock.
  

  coquit
  coxit
  coquebat
  was cooking
• 7) What is the Latin word for the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)?
  The centurion HAS a tunic.
  

  habuit
  habet
  habebat
  has
• 8) What is the Latin word for the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)?
  My friend UNDERSTANDS the truth.
  

  intellegit
  intellexit
  intellegebat
  understands
• 9) What is the Latin word for the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)?
  The gods FRIGHTENED the boy.
  

  terruerunt
  terrunt
  terrebant
  frightened
• 10) What is the Latin word for the CAPITALIZED WORD(S)?
  The slave WAS DEPARTING from the city.
  

  discessit
  discedit
  discedebat
  was departing
• 11) What is the CASE and NUMBER for the following noun?
  amici - friend/friends
  

  nominative singular
  nominative plural
  accusative singular
  accusative plural
• 12) What is the CASE and NUMBER for the following noun?
  clamorem (shout/shouts)
  

  nominative singular
  nominative plural
  accusative singular
  accusative plural
• 13) What is the CASE and NUMBER for the following noun?
  vias (street/streets)
  

  nominative singular
  nominative plural
  accusative singular
  accusative plural
• 14) What is the CASE and NUMBER for the following noun?
  luna (moon/moons)
  

  nominative singular
  nominative plural
  accusative singular
  accusative plural
• 15) What is the CASE and NUMBER for the following noun?
  mercatores (merchant/merchants)
  

  nominative singular
  nominative plural
  accusative singular
  no such case
• 16) The declension of FEMINAE is
  

  1st delension
  2nd declension
  3rd declension
  no declension; it is a verb
• 17) The declension of GLADIATOR is
  

  1st declension
  2nd declension
  3rd declension
  no declension; it is a verb
• 18) The degree of NOTISSIMUS is
  

  positive
  comparative
  superlative
  no degree to this adjective
• 19) What is the best translation for this sentence?
  Subito multae bestiae arenam intraverunt.
  

  The mutilated animals sprang into the arena.
  Suddenly, a few beasts were inside the arena.
  Many beasts sadly entered the arena.
  Suddenly, many beasts entered the arena.
• 20) What is the best translation for this sentence?
  Nucerini per vias fugiebant.
  

  The Nucerians were fleeing through the houses.
  The Nucerians flee through the streets.
  The Nucerians were fleeing through the streets.
  The Nucerians fled for the villas.
• 21) Select the adjective or adverb that correctly translates the
  CAPITALIZED word(s).
  Grumio always cooked THE BEST dinner.
  

  bonam
  bonas
  optimam
  optimas
• 22) Select the adjective or adverb that correctly translates the
  CAPITALIZED word(s).
  The gladiators were FIERCE.
  

  ferox
  feroces
  ferocem
  ferocum
• 23) Select the adjective or adverb that correctly translates the
  CAPITALIZED word(s).
  Your tunic is BEAUTIFUL.
  

  pulcherrima
  pulcherrimae
  pulcherrimas
  purcherrimam