REVIEW SHEET-LATIN 2

You are responsible for knowing the following:

Vocabulary (words listed on back)

Verbs-all six tenses, Active/Passive and how to translate each one. There are charts on pages 331-332 for all these forms.

Nouns, all five declensions, all five cases. There is a chart of these forms on page 323.

Adjectives-positive, comparative, and superlative forms and how to translate them, including the irregular ones on page 66.

Adverbs-positive, comparative, and superlative forms and how to translate them, including the irregular ones on the bottom of page 75.

quam + superlative adverb= as ______as possible.

Roman dates (pp. 88-89)

Deponent Verbs (pp. 98-100)

Cardinal Numbers (p. 111)

Place names, locative case (pp. 118-119)

Ablative of agent-a,ab with a passive verb means-by

Participles-perfect passive participles (pp. 50-51) and how to translate them.

Infinitives-present passive and how to translate them, page 33 on bottom.

qui, quae, quod and how to translate them, chart on page 4.

N.B. The format of the test will be varied. There will be vocabulary and principal parts, short answers, translations and multiple choice. Don’t wait until the day before to start studying. It will be too late!

finis-endvendo, vendere, vendidi, venditus-to sell

libertus-freedmandelecto(1)-to delight, amuse

mendicus-beggarquaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus-to seek, look for, ask for

insula-island, apt. buildingaccipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus-to receive, get

vis-force, amountminuo, minuere, minui, minutus-to lessen, reduce

incendium-firecomparo(1)-to buy, obtain, get ready

parvus-smallaffero, afferre, attuli, allatus-to bring, bring to, bring in

paries-wall (of a house)effundo, effundere, effudi, effusus-to pour out, pass. to spill

paene-almostaufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatus-to carry away, take away

caro, carnis-meatcompleo, complēre, complevi, completus-to fill

pretium-priceirumpo, irrumpere, irrupi, irruptus-to burst in

umquam-evercreo(1)-to appoint

autem-however, butposco, poscere, poposci-to demand, ask for

circum-(prep. + acc.) aroundmisceo, miscēre, miscui, mixtus-to mix

panis-breadsino, sinere, sivi, situs-to allow

regnum-kingdomcredo, credere, credidi, creditus-to trust, believe

ignis-firepercutio, percutere, percussi, percussus-to strike

pestilentia-plaguecorripio, corripere, corripui, correptus-to seize, grab

poculum-cup, gobletadimo, adimere, ademi, ademptus-to take away from

locus-placepersuadeo, persuadēre, persuasi, persuasus-to persuade

modus-way, methodconor, conārī, conatus sum-to try

collis-hillmoror, morārī, moratus sum-to delay, stay

deus-godvereor, verērī, veritus sum-to be afraid, fear

vulnus, vulneris-woundloquor, loquī, locutus sum-to speak, talk

timor-fearproficiscor, proficiscī, profectus sum-to set out, leave

gravis-heavy, serioussequor, sequī, secutus sum-to follow

adulescens, adulescentis-young manegredior, egredī, egressus sum-to go out, leave

rursus-againingredior, ingredī, ingressus sum-to go in, enter

tristis-sadregredior, regredī, regressus sum-to go back, return

eruditus-learned, scholarlyexperior, experīrī, expertus sum-to test, try

utilis-usefulmoneo, monēre, monui, monitus-to advise, warn

comes, comitis-companionmorior, morī, mortuus sum-to die

poena-punishmentcupio, cupere, cupivi, cupītus-to desire, want

nusquam-nowheredisco, discere, didici-to learn

quam prīmum-as soon as possibleaudeo, audēre, ausus sum-to dare (to)