Final PRACTICE Exam Key

• praeda, praedae, f loot• filia, filiae, f daughter• amicus, amici, m friend• terra, terrae, f land• agricola, agricolae, m farmer

• nauta, nautae, m sailor• pecunia, pecuniae, f money• amicitia, amicitiae, f friendship• servus, servi, m slave• poena, poenae, f punishment

• terreo, terrēre, terrui, territusfrighten

• navigo, navigāre, navigavi, navigatus sail• servo, servāre, servavi, servatus save• augeo, augēre, auxi, auctus increase• maneo, manēre, mansi, mansurus remain

• laudo, laudāre, laudavi, laudatus praise• habeo, habēre, habui, habitus have, hold• laboro, laborāre, laboravi, laboratus work• doceo, docēre, docui, doctus teach• mando, mandāre, mandavi, mandatus entrust

• tuus, tua, tuum your• bonus, bona, bonum good• clarus, clara, clarum clear, famous• novus, nova, novum new, strange• planus, plana, planum flat, level

• paene almost • in + acc into, onto• in + abl in, on• semper always• tum then, next

• 31. Servi in insulā magnā laborant. N, P, M• 32. In silvis materiam videbis. Abl, P, F• 33. Carros reginae non servamus. Acc, P,

M • 34. Puellae pecuniam donabo. D, S, F• 35. Equus puellae est bonus. G, S, F

• 36. Insulam servi videtis. G, S, M• 37. In silvam materiam portant. A, S, F• 38. Amicus vias longas laudat. N, S, M• 39. Agricolis regina praedam non monstrabit.

D, P, M • 40. Victoriis nostris provinciam occupabimus.

Abl, P, F

• 41. augēre to increase• 42. auget he/she/it increases• 43. auges you increase• 44. augebimus we will increase• 45. augebitis you all will increase

• 46. augebunt they will increase• 47. auge increase! (sg.)• 48. augete increase! (pl.)• 49. augeo I increase• 50. augemus we increase

• 51. 864 DCCCLXIV• 52. 148 CXLVIII• 53. 1917 MCMXVII• 54. 3421 MMMCDXXI• 55. 2039 MMXXXIX

• 56. MCDXLI 1441• 57. MDCCXVIII 1718• 58. CMLVI 956• 59. MMXXXIX 2039• 60. DCCCLXVIII 868

61) We are now watching the good horse of the queen. Nunc equum bonum _________________ spectamus.

a) regina b) reginae

c) reginam d) reginarum

62) Where were the long roads in Italy? Ubi erant ____________ in Italia? a) via longa b) via longus

c) viae longi d) viae longae

63) There is a supply of food in the girl’s cart. Copia cibi ____________ in carro puellae.

a) sunt b) et

c) est d) erat

64) Where are the horses carrying the water? Ubi equi __________ portant?

a) aquam b) aquas

c) aquae d) aqua

65) The queen of the islands is praising life. regina ____________ vitam laudant.

a) insulae b) insularum

c) insulas d) insula

66) The farmers will sail to the island of the farmers. Agricolae ad insulam _____________ navigabunt.

a) agricolae b) agricolas

c) agricolarum d) agricolam

67) We are now watching the good horse. Nunc _________________ spectamus.

a) equum bonum b) equus bonusc) equos bonos d) equorum bonorum

68) Where were the long roads in Italy? Ubi erant viae ____________ in Italia?

a) longa b) longus

c) longi d) longae

69) There is a supply of food in the girl’s cart. Copia ____________ est in carro puellae.

a) cibi b) cibus

c) ciborum d) cibos

70) What are the horses carrying? Quid __________ portant?

a) equus b) equos

c) equos d) equi

• 71. Hades/Pluto God of the underworld

• 72. Hera/Juno Queen of the gods; goddess of marriage

• 73. Poseidon/Neptune God of the sea and earthquakes

• 74. Apollo/Apollo God of the sun, music, and medicine

• 75. Zeus/Jupiter King of the gods; god of the sky and storms

• 76. Aphrodite, Venus Goddess of love and beauty

• 77. Athena/Minerva Goddess of war and wisdom

• 78. Artemis/Diana Goddess of the moon and hunting

• 79. Hermes/Mercury God of messengers and thieves; wore

winged sandals• 80. Ares/Mars God of war

• 81. Sardinia Sardinia• 82. Roma Rome• 83. Asia Minor Turkey• 84. Graecia Greece • 85. Hispania Spain• 86. Aegyptus Egypt• 87. Gallia France• 88. Mare Nostrum Mediterranean Sea• 89. Italia Italy• 90. Sicilia Sicily

91. Magna insula Britannia in amicitiā Galliae manet. The great island Britain remains in the friendship of France.

What is the person, number, and tense of manet? 3rd person, singular, present

92. Caesar in Galliā pugnat et amicitiam Britanniae et Galliae videt. Caesar fights in France and sees the friendship of Britain and France.

What case, number, and gender is amicitiam?accusative, singular, feminine

93. Ibi materiam et cibum parat et ad Britanniam navigat. There he prepares timber and food and sails to Britain.

What type of verb is navigat? (action, linking, infinitive, imperative)action

94. In Britanniā amicos Gallorum pugnis terret, sed in Britanniā non manet. In Britain he scares the friends of the French with fights.

Why is Britanniā in the ablative case? It follows the preposition “in”.

95. Insulam videt, non occupat, sed gloriam auget. He sees the island, does not seize (it), but increases glory.

What is the subject of videt? he (Caesar)