Stages 28

Stages 28-29

Test Review Worksheet (first half)

What to study:

I. Derivatives 28-29

II. Vocabulary 28-29

III. Uses of the Cases

A. Abl. of Time, Means, Agent, and w/Preposition (sub, prae, sine, ā/ab, dē, ē/ex, prō, cum, in)

B B. Acc. Of Time, Direct Object, with Prepositions (all others not in “sub prae, . . . etc.”)

IV. Passive Verbs

A. Present Tense

B. Imperfect Tense

C. All Conjugations (1, 2, 3, 3io, 4)

V. Relative Purpose Clause

VI. Culture

A. Stage 28, Interpreting the Evidence: Our knowledge of Roman Britain

B. Stage 29, Roman Forum & Masada

I. Derivatives: Match the English derivative with its definition. In the second blank write the Latin word

from which the English is derived.

_____ _______________ 1. malicious a. permitting light to pass through

_____ _______________ 2. translucent b. unskillful, awkward, inept

_____ _______________ 3. condolence c. still, inactive or motionless

_____ _______________ 4. opulent d. avorable to or promoting health

_____ _______________ 5. maladroit e. deserving or causing hatred

_____ _______________ 6. dolorous f. expression of sympathy

_____ _______________ 7. quiescent g. ontaining iron

_____ _______________ 8. salutary h. characterized by, or showing malice

_____ _______________ 9. odious i. causing pain or sorrow

_____ _______________ 10. ferrous j. wealthy, rich, or affluent.

II. Give the Latin word for each of these English words.

1. spes, spei (f) 9. diligere 17. ut (+ indicative)

2. mandāre                               10. solvere                               18. gemitus, gemitus (m)
3. alii … alii                              11. circumvenīre                       19. ac, atque
4. pallidus, -a, -um                    12. praeficere                           20. milia, milium (f.pl.)
5. septuaginta                           13. incedere                             21. ventus, -i (m)
6. defessus, -a, -um                  14. reducere                             22. dolere
7. sors, sortis (f)                       15. spernere                             23. multo
8. metus, metus (m)                  16. constituere                          24. vester, -a, -um

III. Grammar

A. Identify the case and usage of each underlined noun. Translate each sentence.

1. Salvius, cum dē morte Cogidubnī audīvisset, ē castrīs discessit.