1996 NJCL Certamen Round B1
1996 NJCL Certamen Round B1
1996 NJCL Certamen Round B1
ROUND B1 (REVISED)
1. What name was given to the large agricultural estates which resulted from the
distribution of the ager publicus in the 2nd century B.C.? LATIFUNDIA
What was the manager or overseer of a latifundia called? VILICUS
In the 1st century B.C. much of the slave labor on these estates was replaced by coloni.
Who were coloni? TENANT FARMERS
(i.e. One who farms land owned by another and pay rent in cash or kind)
3. The Latin verb animadvertere is formed from a combination of three words. What
preposition with what meaning is contained in animadvertere?
AD -- TO, TOWARDS
What verb with what meaning is contained in animadvertere? VERTERE -- TO TURN
What noun with what meaning is contained in animadvertere?
ANIMUS -- MIND, SPIRIT, SOUL
or ANIMA -- BREATH
5. What Latin word with what meaning lies at the root of the English word “desperate”?
SPS -- HOPE or SPR}RE -- HOPE
What Latin word with what meaning lies at the root of the English word “disparate”
(dis'pcr-it)? PAR}RE -- TO PREPARE
What Latin word with what meaning lies at the root of the English word “dispirit”
(dis-pir'it)? SPIR¦TUS -- BREATH or SP¦R}RE -- TO BREATH
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6. Odysseus returned home after how many years of absence? TWENTY
What was his kingdom? ITHACA
Who was his long-suffering wife? PENELOPE
7. Give the first person singular, present passive subjuntive of vehÇ. VEHAR
Change vehar to imperfect. VEHERER
Change veherer to pluperfect active. VEXISSEM
9. Differentiate in meaning between ~ter and ~trium. }TER -- BLACK, GLOOMY, SAD
}TRIUM -- HALL, ENTRY, RECEPTION ROOM, MAIN LIVING ROOM
Differentiate in meaning between di‘s and diã. DIS -- DAY
DIâ -- FOR A LONG TIME
Differentiate in meaning between et and it. ET -- AND
IT -- HE GOES
11. What two parts of speech can adeÇ be? VERB & ADVERB
Translate adeÇ as an adverb. SO FAR, SO MUCH, MOREOVER
Translate adeÇ as a verb. I APPROACH
12. Who was the twin half-brother of Iphicles? HERACLES / HERCULES or ALCIDES
Who was the mother of these twins? ALCMENE/A
Who was the father of Iphicles? AMPHITRYON
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13. Give a synonym of quandÇ. UBI, CUM, UT (donde is NOT acceptable!!)
Give a synonym of sed. AT, AST, AUTEM, VRUM,
ATQU¦, VRÆ, CETERUM
Give a synonym of statim.
SUBITÆ, REPENTE, PRÆTINUS, EXTEMPLÆ, CONFESTIM, NUNC
15. Who forbade the memory of his brother and ordered the erasure of his name from all
inscriptions in AD 212? CARACALLA
Name the brother whom Caracalla had murdered. GETA
What is the Latin term for the erasure of the memory or record of someone?
DAMN}TIÆ MEMORIAE
16. Translate into Latin the relative pronoun for the following English sentence:
Julia, whose mother is rich, is the daughter of a senator. CUIUS
...The soldier did not like the others with whom he was traveling. QUIBUS(CUM)
...The farm, of which Horace was in charge, is burning to the ground. CU¦
17. Which centaur tried to kidnap Deianira, the wife of Hercules? NESSUS
According to Ovid, who was the father of Nessus? IXION
How did Hercules kill Nessus?
SHOT WITH ARROW (WHICH HAD BEEN DIPPED IN HYDRA'S BLOOD)
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18. Latin is an inflected language. What is the meaning of the verb at the root of “inflected”?
BEND
Latin nouns have gender. What is the meaning of the noun at the root of “gender”?
ORIGIN, RACE, KIND
In Latin, as in English, there are three degrees of comparison. What is the meaning of the
adjective at the root of “comparison”? EQUAL
19. Who gave shelter to Danae and her son Perseus? DICTYS
On what island did Dictys live? SERIPHUS(OS)
Name Dictys' brother who wanted to marry Danae. POLYDECTES
20. What foreign enemy general campaigned in Italy for 16 years, but was unable to capture
Rome? HANNIBAL
Why was Hannibal forced to return to Carthage in 203 B.C.?
SCIPIO (THE FUTURE AFRICANUS) & HIS
LEGIONS HAD LANDED IN CARTHAGE
In what year did Scipio defeat Hannibal at the Battle of Zama? 202 B.C.
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1996 NJCL CERTAMEN
ROUND B2 - (REVISED)
3. From what Latin adjective with what meaning is the English adjective “eager” derived?
}CER -- BITTER, SHARP
What household cooking substance is derived from ~cer? VINEGAR
What is the Latin word for vinegar? ACTUM
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7. What use of the genitive case is found in the following sentence:
Cr~s plãs dolÇris hab‘bimus. PARTITIVE / GENITIVE OF THE WHOLE
What use of the genitive case is found in the following sentence:
Hortus est pl‘nus flÇrum. WITH (SPECIAL) ADJECTIVES / OBJECTIVE
What use of the genitive case is found in the following sentence:
SenatÇrum togae sunt sordidae. POSSESSIVE
8. Who ruled Italy after the deposition of the boy emperor Romulus Augustulus?
ODO(V)ACER
To what Germanic tribe did Odo(v)acer belong? OSTROGOTHS
Who was the emperor in the eastern empire at this time? ZENO
10. Using the verb volÇ, velle translate “want” into Latin for the following sentence:
Julia, do you really want to go to the zoo? V¦S(NE) or V¦N
...Julia, I don’t know why you want to go to the zoo to see those silly animals. VEL¦S
...I think I want to stay home. VELLE
11. Name the son of Zeus and Hera who was the god of war. ARES
What other deity appreciated Ares because he increased the inhabitants of his kingdom?
HADES
What bird was sacred to Ares? VULTURE / BUZZARD
12. Who was Odysseus' father, for whom Penelope was supposedly weaving a shroud?
LAERTES
What did she promise to do when she finished it?
CHOOSE FROM AMONG THE SUITORS
Which father of one of the suitors was killed by the elderly Laertes? EUPITHES
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13. Change aggredi‘bantur to subjunctive. AGGREDERENTUR
Change aggrederentur to present. AGGREDIANTUR
Change aggrediantur to perfect. AGGRESS¦ SINT
15. In what modern country would all or most of the imperial province of Asia have been
located? TURKEY
. . . of Baetica have been located? SPAIN
. . . of Macedonia have been located? GREECE
16. Complete this analogy: Sc§re : scientia :: posse : ________? POTEST}S, POTENTIA
...Audax : aud~cia:: senex : ________? SENECTâS, SENECTA
...Ex§re : exitus :: in§re : _______? INITIUM, INITUS
17. What common English pair would be represented in Latin as lac et crustula?
MILK AND COOKIES
...perna et Çva? HAM AND EGGS / BACON AND EGGS
...complexãs et oscula? HUGS AND KISSES
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20. Give the present active participle of cãrÇ, cãr~re. CâR}NS
Give the same form for d§rigÇ. D¦RIGNS
Give the same form for impleÇ. IMPLNS
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1996 NJCL CERTAMEN
ROUND B3 (REVISED)
2. What type of dependent subjunctive clause is found in the following Latin sentence:
Am§cum m§sit qu§ e§s persuad‘ret. RELATIVE CLAUSE OF PURPOSE
...Tam fortis erat iuvenis ut in ill~ aci‘ interficer‘tur. RESULT / CONSECUTIVE
...Perseus Çr~culum rog~vit num sibi f§lius esset. INDIRECT QUESTION
4. What king received Odysseus hospitably and sent him to Ithaca in one of his ships?
ALCINOUS
Name the king’s daughter who had discovered the shipwrecked Odysseus when doing the
family laundry. NAUSICAA
What other hero visited Alcinous on his return home? JASON
6. Who was the maiden rescued from a sea monster by Perseus? ANDROMEDA
Who was her mother? CASSIOPEIA
Why was she being sacrificed to the sea monster? CASSIOPEIA HAD SAID THAT SHE
(EITHER HERSELF OR HER DAUGHTER)
WAS AS BEAUTIFUL AS THE NEREIDS
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7. Who was the Roman commander who after his consulship in 74 BC invaded Pontus and
forced Mithridates to flee to Armenia? LUCULLUS
Who was his infamous brother-in-law, by whom Lucullus’ troops were incited to mutiny?
CLODIUS
Who took over Lucullus’ command? POMPEY (by the Lex Manilia)
not Sextus or Strabo
9. What Roman military commander at the Isthmian Games of 196 BC proclaimed the
freedom of Greece? (T. QUINCTIUS) FLAMIN¦NUS
Whom had Flamininus defeated so that he could grant this freedom?
PHILIP V OF MACEDONIA
After what battle in 197 BC did this occur? CYNOSCEPHALAE
11. What word borrowed directly from Latin and used in English for “a busybody”got its
name from the idea that a busybody is always saying “What now?” QUIDNUNC
What word borrowed from Latin and used in English for “a music medley” literally
means “What you please”? QUODLIBET
What word for “someone known for making brief, witty remarks” probably derives from
the Latin word for “what”? QUIPSTER
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12. What fortress plateau in Palestine held out for months against a besieging Roman army?
MASADA
What Roman commander finally took it? FLAVIUS SILVA
What was the year? 73 AD
13. The words sine m‘ can be a phrase or a complete sentence. Translate them as a
prepositional phrase. WITHOUT ME
Translate sine m‘ as a complete sentence.
ALLOW ME, LET ME, LEAVE ME ALONE
What is the perfect participle of sinÇ? SITUS/-UM
17. One of the titles of the British monarch appears on the seal as F.D., which stands for
Fide§ D‘fensor. What is the English translation of this abbreviation?
DEFENDOR OF THE FAITH
Also appearing on the seal is D.G. What is the Latin and English for this abbreviation?
DE¦ GR}TI} -- BY THE GRACE (favor, etc.) OF GOD
A related abbreviation is D.V. What is the Latin and English for this abbreviation?
DEÆ VOLENTE -- (with) GOD WILLING
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18. Say in Latin: He will see. VIDBIT
Say in Latin: He will seem. VIDBITUR
Say in Latin: It seems to me. VIDTUR MIHI
19. What dying emperor advised his sons and co-heirs to maintain family harmony, enrich
the soldiers, and scorn everyone else? SEPTIMIUS SEVERUS
Who were his sons and co-heirs? CARACALLA & GETA
Caracalla murdered Geta in A.D.212. Who assassinated Caracalla in A.D.217?
(THE PRAETORIAN PREFECT) MACRINUS
20. Name the daughter of the King Creon of Corinth whom Jason married.
GLAUCE or CREUSA
How did the rejected Medea kill Glauce?
GAVE HER A POISONED ROBE (WHICH BURNED HER FLESH)
How did Medea get revenge against Jason? KILLS THEIR CHILDREN
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1996 NJCL CERTAMEN
ROUND B10 (REVISED)
2. Listen carefully to the following sentences, which I will read twice, and answer in Latin
the question about them: Ælim erat RÇmae qu§dam puer, Marcus nÇmine, qu§ suam
umbram tim‘bat. Itaque ~ s‘ semper curr‘bat.
Quid Marcus tim‘bat? SUAM UMBRAM
Ubi Marcus habit~bat? RÆMAE
} quÇ Marcus semper curr‘bat? } S or } MARCÆ or } SU} UMBR}
3. Respond‘ Lat§n‘. How many months are in the modern year? DUODECIM
Respond‘ Lat§n‘. How many calendar days are in the modern leap year?
TRECENT¦ (ET) SEX}GINT} SEX
or TRECENT¦ (ET) SEX ET SEX}GINT}
Responde Lat§n‘. How many seconds are in an hour?
TRIA M¦LIA ( or M¦LLIA) (ET) SESCENT¦
5. Which republican magistrate was accompanied by six lictors and was responsible for the
administration of justice? PRAETOR
What was the title of the praetor who dealt with lawsuits involving foreigners?
PRAETOR PEREGRINUS
At one time praetors had military duties as shown by the term praetorium. What was a
praetorium? GENERAL’S TENT / COMMANDER’S HOUSE /
GENERAL’S COUNCIL OR STAFF
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6. Who besides Leda is sometimes named as Helen’s mother? NEMESIS
What was odd about Helen’s birth? SHE WAS HATCHED FROM AN EGG
This birth was unusual because Zeus wooed her mother in what form? A SWAN
8. Where was Laius headed when he met Oedipus on the road? DELPHI
What oracle had Oedipus received at Delphi?
THAT HE WOULD KILL HIS FATHER AND MARRY HIS MOTHER
What king of Platea buried the dead Laius and his party? DAMASISTRATUS
9. What derivative of two Latin words meaning “what kind of” and “make” is an English
word meaning “modify or restrict”? QUALIFY
The Latin verb facere has brought about many English derivatives. When combined with
a Latin word meaning “branch,” what English word meaning “a consequence” is
formed? RAMIFICATION
When facere combines with a Latin word meaning “offspring,” what English word
meaning “abundantly productive” is formed? PROLIFIC
10. What city was founded by Alexander the Great in Egypt? ALEXANDRIA
Who moved the capital of Egypt from Memphis to Alexandria? PTOLEMY I (SOTER)
What did Ptolemy I establish in Alexandria in connection with the Museum? LIBRARY
11. Which of the following, if any, is NOT derived from the same Latin root as the others:
sauce, saline, salad, sausage, sauteÁ? SAUTEÀ
From what Latin verb with what meaning is “sauteÁ” derived? SAL¦RE -- TO JUMP
What popular food condiment’s name comes from sal§re, to salt? SALSA
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12. What war was ended with the Roman victory at Pydna in 168BC?
THE THIRD MACEDONIAN WAR
What Roman general carried the day? (LUCIUS) AEMILIUS PAULLUS
What did he do with the booty?
DEPOSITED IT IN THE ROMAN TREASURY (EXCEPT FOR THE BOOKS OF KING
PERSEUS, WHICH HE USED TO FOUND ROME’S FIRST PUBLIC LIBRARY)
14. Which of the villains Theseus met on the road to Athens had a daughter who bore
Theseus a son? SIN(N)IS / PITYOCAMPTES (THE PINE-BENDER)
What was her name? PERIG(O)UNE
Who was the son? MELANIPPUS
15. Translate into English the following maxim of the ancient Romans:
S§ v§s p~cem, par~ bellum. IF YOU WANT PEACE, PREPARE FOR WAR
Translate into English the following quotation from Tibullus:
D§v§na n~tãra dedit agrÇs, ars hãm~na aedific~vit urb‘s.
DIVINE NATURE GAVE (US) THE FIELDS, HUMAN ART BUILT THE CITIES
Translate into English the following quotation from Cicero:
Æ praecl~rum custÇdem ovium, lupum.
WHAT AN OUTSTANDING or “notorious” GUARD OF SHEEP, THE WOLF
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18. In what region of Italy did the town of Pompeii flourish? CAMPANIA
Name a neighboring town in Campania.
HERCULANEUM, NOLA, NUCERIA, STABIAE, NEAPOLIS, MISENUM
Name another.
19. Using c‘nÇ, c‘n~re, translate into Latin the verb for the following indirect statement:
I don’t think that Marcia has dined at Pulius’ house. CN}VISSE
...I didn’t think that Marcia would dine at Publius’ house. CN}TâRAM ESSE
...I didn’t think that Marcia was dining at Publius’ house. CN}RE
20. What English word, derived from Greek words meaning “on” and “people”, describes a
rapidly spreading contagious disease? EPIDEMIC
What word related to epidemic is used to describe a geographically wide epidemic?
PANDEMIC
What word related to epidemic means “prevalent in a particular locality or people”?
ENDEMIC
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1996 NJCL CERTAMEN
ROUND B100 (REVISED)
1. Which of the Roman emperors made Italy subject to the same land taxes as the rest of the
empire? DIOCLETIAN
For what did Diocletian need money? SUPPORT OF THE ARMIES
In order to curb inflation, what edict did Diocletian issue in AD 301?
EDICT OF PRICES (SPECIFIED MAXIMUM PRICES & WAGES)
3. A nymph fleeing from Pan was transformed into reeds on the banks of what river?
LADON
Who was the nymph? SYRINX
Which of Heracles’ labors did he complete on the shores of Ladon?
CAPTURING THE CERYNITIAN HIND
5. Sometimes common Latin words have their roots in Greek. What is the meaning of the
Greek noun at the root of basilica? KING
What are the meanings of the Greek roots of peristylum? AROUND & COLUMN
What are the meanings of the two Greek words from which naumachia is derived?
SHIP & BATTLE
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6. Translate this adage into English: V§ta ipsa, qu~ fruimur, brevis est.
LIFE ITSELF, WHICH WE ENJOY, IS BRIEF
Translate this adage into English: N‘mÇ d‘bet stud‘re d§viti§s et honÇribus.
NO ONE SHOULD BE EAGER FOR RICHES AND HONORS
Translate this adage into English: Nonne hab‘s aliquid quod mihi monstr~re v§s?
SURELY YOU HAVE SOMETHING (WHICH) YOU WANT TO SAY TO SHOW ME
or YOU HAVE SOMETHING (WHICH) YOU WANT TO
SHOW ME, DON’T YOU?
7. What river god pursued his beloved under the sea? ALPHEUS
Who was the nymph? ARETHUSA
Where does a spring bear her name? SICILY (or ORTYGIA or SYRACUSE)
9. What body part, whose name is a Latin distributive numeral, was originally thought of as
being twelve fingers long? DUODENUM
Speaking of internal organs, from what adjective with what meaning is “intestines”
derived? INTUS -- WITHIN
What parts of the body mean “little bellies”? VENTRICLES
10. Name the chieftain of the Aedui who came to Rome in 60 BC seeking protection from
Ariovistus? DIVITIACUS
Of what confederation of German tribes was Ariovistus the leader? THE SUEBI
Who defeated Ariovistus in 58 BC? (GAIUS) JULIUS CAESAR
11. Make the phrase ista fid‘s dative singular. IST¦ FIDE¦
Make ist§ fide§ genitive singular. IST¦US FIDE¦
Make ist§us fide§ ablative plural. IST¦S FIDBUS
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12. What use of the ablative case is found in this sentence:
Augustus n~tus est MarcÇ TulliÇ CicerÇne et GaiÇ AntoniÇ cÇnsulibus?
ABLATIVE ABSOLUTE
...Augustus n~tus est Ati~ et GaiÇ Oct~viÇ? SOURCE, ORIGIN
...Augustus est maior n~tã quam Tiberius? RESPECT, SPECIFICATION
13. Listen carefully to the following paragraph, which I will read twice, and answer in
English the question about it. Cum Britann§ Gall§s auxilia dedissent, hieme orient§
Caesar in Britanniam profic§sc§ contendit . Qu~ d‘ caus~ vol‘bat in insul~
perspicere genus hominum, cognoscere loca, mÇr‘s, l‘g‘s.
When did Caesar go to Britain? IN THE BEGINNING OF WINTER
What did the Briton do to attract Caesar’s interest?
BECAUSE THE BRITS HAD GIVEN THE GAULS AID / SOLDIERS
After getting a look at the Britons, hat did Caesar want to learn about them?
THEIR PLACES, CUSTOMS, AND LAWS
14. Who was called the most beautiful of Priam's daughters? LAODICE
Who was her husband? HELICAON (SON OF ANTENOR)
What happened to her at Troy's fall? SHE WAS SWALLOWED UP BY A CHASM
15. Who was the ruler of the Persian Empire when Alexander the Great invaded Asia?
DARIUS (III)
Where did Alexander defeat Darius and the “Grand Army” of the Persian Empire in
335 BC? ISSUS
Where did Alexander defeat Darius and his second “Grand Army” in 331 B.C.?
GAUGAMELA
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17. After Domitian recalled a legion to fight on the Danube, Britain was held by three
legions. Name a city which was the headquarters of one of these legions?
EBORACUM (YORK), DEVA (CHESTER), ISCA (CAERLEON)
Name another.
Name the third.
19. What was a gladiator called at his first public appearance? TIRO
What did the title primus palus indicate about an experienced gladiator?
FIRST SWORD/BEST IN HIS CLASS
When a gladiator won his freedom, what was he given? RUDIS / WOODEN SWORD
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1996 NJCL CERTAMEN
LOWER EXTRA QUESTIONS
1. Whose pet white fawn was regarded by the Lusitanians as a sign of divine protection?
SERTORIUS
Whose failed coup in Italy in 78-77 BC supplied disaffected officers to Sertorius' cause?
LEPIDUS
By whom was Sertorius murdered in 72 BC? M. PERPERNA
2. What sacred object supposedly fell from the sky as a gift from Jupiter to Numa?
THE ANCILE, MARS' FIGURE-8 SHIELD
What priestly order wore replicas of it? SALII
What god besides Mars was their order connected with? HERCULES or QUIRINUS
3. What two proven commanders vied for the command of the East against Mithridates?
GAIUS MARIUS & LUCIUS CORNELIUS SULLA
What tribune, in return for political support, secured the passage of a law transferring
the command from Sulla to Marius? SULPICIUS RUFUS
How did Sulla respond to the loss of this command?
MARCHED ON ROME & TOOK THE CITY BY FORCE
4. Who divorced his wife for adultery with Julius Caesar and shortly thereafter married
Caesar's daughter? POMPEY (GNAEUS POMPEIUS MAGNUS)
Name Caesar's daughter. JULIA
What political alliance did the marriage of Pompey and Julia strengthen?
FIRST TRIUMVIRATE
5. Which emperor closed all pagan temples in AD 391? THEODOSIUS I (THE GREAT)
Name the bishop of Milan who exerted great influence over Theodosius? AMBROSE
What work by what author did Ambrose revise as de officiis ministrorum?
CICERO'S DE OFFICIIS
MYTHOLOGY
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1. Who was the faithful companion of Aeneas? ACHATES
Who was Aeneas' Trojan wife? CREUSA
Who was Creusa's father? PRIAM
3. What creature did Apollo have to slay to claim Delphi for his oracle? THE PYTHON
What epithet did Apollo receive for this? PYTHIAN (PYTHIUS)
To what other deity had this site already been consecrated? GE or THEMIS or PHOEBE
4. What deity protected the original oracle at Delphi before Apollo took it over? GAIA
What guise did Apollo take to compel a ship full of Cretans to divert to Delphi and
become his first priests there? A DOLPHIN
What was the name of the first Pythia? PHENOMOE
5. What goddess plagued the women of Lemnos with a foul odor? APHRODITE
What queen of the island received the Argonauts? HYPSIPYLE
Who were the two sons Hypsipyle bore to Jaon?
EUNEOS AND THAOS / NEBROPHONUS / DEIPHYLUS
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GRAMMAR / VOCABULARY
1. There is a city in Sicily with the marvelous name of Linquaglossa. What is peculiar about
this name? LINGUA IS THE LATIN AND GLOSSA THE
GREEK FOR “TONGUE” OR “LANGUAGE”
What does Neapolis, the original name of Naples, mean? NEW CITY
What does Andros, the name of an island in Greece, mean?
MAN i.e. the masculine kind, not humankind
2. Differentiate in meaning between altus and almus. ALTUS -- HIGH, DEEP, ANCIENT
ALMUS -- NOURISHING, KIND, PROPITIOUS
Differentiate in meaning between Çrdior and orior. ÆRDIOR -- BEGIN
ORIOR -- RISE
Differentiate in meaning between d‘dicÇ and d‘dãcÇ.
DDICÆ -- I DEDICATE, DELCARE, PREPARE, SET APART
DDâCÆ -- I LEAD AWAY, WITHDRAW, MISLEAD
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...of beneficus. BENEFICENTIOR, BENEFICENTISSIMUS
...of dexter. DEXTERIOR, DEXTIMUS
9. What use of the Genitive case is found in the following sentence: T‘ damnÇ pecãl~tãs.
W/ VERBS OF ACCUSING, CONDEMNING,
AND ACQUITTING/ CHARGE OR PENALTY
What use of the Genitive case is found in the following sentence:
Conv§vium v§c§nÇrum compleÇ. W/ VERBS OF PLENTY AND WANT
What use of the Genitive case is found in the following sentence: Foederis heu tacit§.
EXCLAMATION
10. Listen carefully to the following sentences, which I will read twice, and answer in Latin
the question about them: RÇm~n§ ant§qu§ mult~s vi~s in ¦tali~ f‘c‘runt. Viae erant
bonae, minim‘ malae, qu~rum nÇtissima erat Via Appia.
Ubi RÇm~n§ ant§qu§ mult~s vi~s f‘c‘runt? IN ¦TALI}
Putatne narr~tor vi~s esse bon~s aut mal~s?
(NARR}TOR PUTAT VI}S) BON}S and/or MINIM MAL}S (ESSE)
Quod nÇmen d~b~tur nÇtissimae via? VIA APPIA
11. Listen carefully to the following sentence, which I will read twice, and answer in Latin
the question about it. Helv‘ti§, omnium r‘rum inopi~ adduct§, l‘g~tÇs d‘ d‘ditiÇne ad
Caesarem m§s‘runt.
Qu§ ad Caesarem m§ss§ sunt? LG}T¦
Qu~ d‘ caus~ l‘g~t§ ad Caesarem m§ss§ sunt? (D) DDITIÆNE
Cur Helv‘ti§ d‘did‘runt? OMNIUM RRUM INOPI} ADDUCT¦ SUNT
12. Give the second person plural present indicative of nÇlÇ. NÆN VULTIS
Change nÇn vultis to subjunctive. NÆL¦TIS
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Change nÇl§tis to the imperfect. NÆLLTIS
14. What use of the infinitive is found in this sentence: Dol‘re malum est. SUBJECTIVE
Obl§v§sc§ nÇn possum quae volÇ. COMPLEMENTARY
VolÇ t‘ d§cere. OBJECTIVE
15. What use of the subjunctive is found in this sentence: HÇs latrÇn‘s interfici~mus.
HORTATORY
Quid agam, iãdic‘s? quÇ m‘ vertam? DELIBERATIVE
Utinam m‘ mortuum v§diss‘s. OPTATIVE
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20. What Latin noun related to fruor means "enjoyment?" FRâCTUS
What Latin noun related to iungÇ means "spouse?" CONIâNX
What Latin adjective related to pariÇ means "whirlwind?" TURBÆ
21. What Latin verb with what meaning is the root of the English verb "imbibe?"
BIBÆ -- DRINK
What derivative English adjective means "prone to drink?" BIBULOUS
What French-influenced derivative means "a substance for drinking?" BEVERAGE
22. A minister is sometimes called a "pastor." What does that Latin noun mean? SHEPHERD
What verb is it based on? PASCOR
What staple of Italian food is derived from pascor? PASTA
23. What verb with what meaning is the root of "liable" (spell)? L¦GÆ -- TIE, BIND
What noun with what meaning is the root of "libel?" LIBER -- BOOK
What noun with what meaning is the root of "lieutenant?" LOCUS -- PLACE
25. What is the meaning of the Greek word element common to "atom" and
"appendectomy?" CUT
...common to "lithograph" and "monolith?" STONE
...common to "orthopedic" and "orthodox?" STRAIGHT, RIGHT
26. The abbreviation p.m. represents two separate Latin phrases. Give one of the phrases and
its meaning for which p.m. is an abbreviation. POST MERIDIEM -- AFTERNOON
or POST MORTEM -- AFTER DEATH
Give the other.
Give the two Latin phrases abbreviated p.c. POST CIBUM & PER CENTUM
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