Syntax Questions:
1. Why is indignande (line 1) gerundive
a. It expresses purpose
b. It is a verbal adjective
c. It is a verbal noun
d. Ha Ha Ha stulte Phillip, indignande isn't gerundive, it is vocative.
2. What case and case use is cuspide (line 6)?
a. ablative and ablative of accompaniment
b. Ha Ha Ha stulte Phillip, verbs don't have cases!
c. vocative and direct address
d. ablative and ablative of means
3. What part of speech is venator (line 8)?
a. Verb
b. Adjective
c. Noun
d. Adverb
4. What poetic device is on line 11?
a. Synchesis
b. Macron
c. Asyndeton
d. Chiasmus
5. Why is eat (line 15) subjunctive?
a. Ha Ha Ha stulte Phillip, you are very tricky but you just used asked about an english word and I am studying latin.
b. Potential clause
c. Hortatory clause
d. Conditional clause
6. Why are tuta, deposito, and ense (line 21) ablative?
a. Ablative of means
b. Ablative of accompaniment
c. Poscitur takes the ablative
d. Ablative Absolute
7. Why is dicat (line 24) subjunctive?
a. It is not
b. It is an optative subjunctive
c. It is a fearing clause
d. It is a hortatory
8. Why is deprecer (line 25) subjunctive?
a. Future less vivid conditional
b. Present Contrary to fact conditional
c. Past Contrary to fact conditional
d. Cum clause
9. What is animo's (line 26) case and case use?
a. Dative and Indirect Object
b. Dative and Dative of Purpose
c. Ablative and Ablative of Means
d. Ablative and Ablative of Place From Where
10. What is cool about quescendi (line 40)?
a. It is a Latin word
b. It is an indirect object
c. It is a gerundive
d. All of the above
Answer Guide:
1. b
2. d
3. c
4. d
5. b
6. d
7. b
8. a
9. d
10. d
1. Why is indignande (line 1) gerundive
a. It expresses purpose
b. It is a verbal adjective
c. It is a verbal noun
d. Ha Ha Ha stulte Phillip, indignande isn't gerundive, it is vocative.
2. What case and case use is cuspide (line 6)?
a. ablative and ablative of accompaniment
b. Ha Ha Ha stulte Phillip, verbs don't have cases!
c. vocative and direct address
d. ablative and ablative of means
3. What part of speech is venator (line 8)?
a. Verb
b. Adjective
c. Noun
d. Adverb
4. What poetic device is on line 11?
a. Synchesis
b. Macron
c. Asyndeton
d. Chiasmus
5. Why is eat (line 15) subjunctive?
a. Ha Ha Ha stulte Phillip, you are very tricky but you just used asked about an english word and I am studying latin.
b. Potential clause
c. Hortatory clause
d. Conditional clause
6. Why are tuta, deposito, and ense (line 21) ablative?
a. Ablative of means
b. Ablative of accompaniment
c. Poscitur takes the ablative
d. Ablative Absolute
7. Why is dicat (line 24) subjunctive?
a. It is not
b. It is an optative subjunctive
c. It is a fearing clause
d. It is a hortatory
8. Why is deprecer (line 25) subjunctive?
a. Future less vivid conditional
b. Present Contrary to fact conditional
c. Past Contrary to fact conditional
d. Cum clause
9. What is animo's (line 26) case and case use?
a. Dative and Indirect Object
b. Dative and Dative of Purpose
c. Ablative and Ablative of Means
d. Ablative and Ablative of Place From Where
10. What is cool about quescendi (line 40)?
a. It is a Latin word
b. It is an indirect object
c. It is a gerundive
d. All of the above
Answer Guide:
1. b
2. d
3. c
4. d
5. b
6. d
7. b
8. a
9. d
10. d