Final Examination Latin 115

Overview of the Final Exam:

All vocabulary from chapters 1-19, inclusive, is fair game.
All grammar presented in chapters 1-19 is also fair game.

I will favor material since the midterm, but this examination is cumulative.

See the index of Wheelock for a run-down on what will be covered. That's how I will make up the test!

Sections of the Exam:

What I will provide: a chart with one form of a noun
What you will be expected to know: other forms, gender, declension, and meaning of each noun

What I will provide: a chart with a form of a verb
What you will be expected to know: other forms, principal parts, meaning, and conjugation number

What I will provide: principal parts and meaning of a verb you may not even know
What you will be expected to know: how to form all person/number forms of all tenses and translate them

What I will provide: Chapter 17 (Myrmidons - Ant People)
What you will be expected to know: the syntax, grammar, meaning of any underlined word(s)

What I will provide: phrases using demonstrative adjectives/pronouns (both ways, Latin <> English)
What you will be expected to know: how to translate them (both ways, Latin <> English)

What I will provide: phrases using special adjectives (both ways, Latin <> English)
What you will be expected to know: how to translate them (both ways, Latin <> English)

What I will provide: sentences/phrases using reflexive and intensive pronouns and possessive
What you will be expected to know: how to translate them (both ways, Latin <> English)

What I will provide: regular ol' adjective noun phrases (mixing declensions, of course!)
What you will be expected to know: the right endings for the right words (into Latin) and the right translations of phrases from Latin into English

What I will provide: sentences using interrogative pronouns and adjectives
What you will be expected to know: how to translate them from Latin

What I will provide: derivatives in English
What you will be expected to know: the Latin word they derive from

What I will provide: T/F questions concerning grammatical rules
What you will be expected to know: the answers

What I will provide: a Latin sentence with a phrase or clause written in English   
What you will be expected to do: rewrite the entire sentence in Latin

What I will provide: a story you have never seen
What you will be expected to do: translate it

What I will provide: sentences in the passive voice, any tense
What you will be expected to do: provide the same meaning by making the sentence active (in Latin)
(ex: "The dog was bit by the man" = "The man bit the dog")

What I will provide: sentences with relative clauses
What you will be expected to know: the antecedent of the relative pronoun, the case, number and gender of the relative pronoun, and the correct translation of the sentence.

What I will provide: sentences with prepositional phrases (both ways, Latin <> English)
What you will be expected to know: the correct translation of the sentence.