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LATIN
111 What you will be expected to be able to do on the Latin 111 midterm exam: All vocabulary
from chapters 1-6. See the index in Wheelock for a run-down on what will be covered. Practice by doing the exercises in the back of the book. I will seek inspiration there as I write the test. NOUN CHART: FILL IN THE BLANKS
VERBS: Be able to conjugate any verb and be able to fill in a chart like this:
Be able to decline noun/adjective pairs in singular and plural:
a small kiss (basium parvum) the pretty teacher (magistra pulchra) a great poet (poeta magnus) Know a derivative – if available – for each vocabulary word VERBS: Be able to translate conjugated verb forms both ways: examples:
Be able to translate sentences and answer detailed questions about each word/construction: ex: Mali libros bonos tolerare non possunt. answer: The evil men are not able to tolerate good, free men.
Possible questions: 1. Explain how you know that “mali” is a substantive. That means you have to know what a substantive is, how it is translated, and why it looks the way it does. 2. What kind of infinitive does “possunt” take in this sentence? Answer: “complementary infinitive” There will also be a section asking you questions about Latin language concepts we have covered. I will also take one of the stories we read in class and ask questions about it. I will only ask questions about concepts/vocabulary covered through chapter 6.
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