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Week one: latin Workout Weekdiagnostic Vocab TestWeek 1, day 1 Quiz (nouns)Week 1, day 2 Quiz (indicative Active and Adjectives)Week 1, day 3 Quiz (indicative Passive and Personal Pronouns)Week 1, day 4 Quiz (Subjunctive Active and demonstrative Pronouns)Week 2, day 1 Quiz (Subjunctive Passive)

Henle II lesson Quizzes & Testslessons 1-3 Quizlesson 4 Quizlesson 5 Quizlesson 6 Quizlessons 7-8 Quizlessons 9-10 Quizlesson 11 Quizlesson 12 Quizlesson 13 Quizlesson 14 QuizTest one

lessons 15-16 Quizlesson 17 Quizlesson 18 Quizlesson 19 Quizlesson 20 Quizlesson 21 Quizlesson 22 QuizTest Two

lesson 23 Quizlesson 24 Quizlesson 25 Quizlesson 26 Quizlesson 27 Quizlesson 28 Quizlesson 29 Quizlessons 30-32 QuizTest Three

Quizzes & Tests Answer Key

N.B. Students who have not completed the Memoria Press First Form series should skip the Diagnostic Vocab Test as well as the Form Review Vocabulary sections on the quizzes.

Name ________________________________Date _____________

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Lessons 1-3 Quiz

1. sileō, silēre, siluī: am silent, keep silent

A. VocabularyComplete the dictionary form exactly as it is listed in the vocabulary

(include gender for every noun and all principal parts for verbs) and translate:

Dictionary Form Meaning

pācō

cōnsilium capere

idōneus

crux

classis

timor

nōnne

jaciō

B. Translate

1. Via virtūtis fortī est facilis. _____________________________________________________________

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2. Silent1 lēgēs inter arma. ________________________________________________________________

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3. Quid omnēs Chrīstiānī cupiunt? ________________________________________________________

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4. The roman cohort was not large. _______________________________________________________

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5. They were marching into the province. __________________________________________________

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Lessons 1-3 Quiz

C. Declensioniter:

Case Singular Plural

nom.

gen.

dat.

acc.

abl.

D. First Form Review VocabularyGive/Complete the dictionary form (on the flashcards) of the

following words and translate them into English where necessary (include gender for every noun and all principal parts for verbs).

Dictionary Form/Meaning

dēbitum

oppidum

senātus

terreō

taceō

to plow

to fly

lake

dog

head

Name ________________________________Date _____________

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Lessons 1-3 Quiz Key

A. VocabularyComplete the dictionary form exactly as it is listed in the vocabulary

(include gender for every noun and all principal parts for verbs) and translate:

Dictionary Form Meaning

pācō pācāre, pācāvī, pācātus, tr. pacify

cōnsilium capere to make a plan

idōneus a, um w/dat. or ad w/acc. suitable, proper, convenient

crux crucis, f. cross

classis classis, f. fleet

timor timōris, m. fear

nōnne word asking questions when the answer yes is expected

jaciō jacere, jēcī, jactus, tr. throw, hurl

B. Translate

1. Via virtūtis fortī est facilis. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

2. Silent1 lēgēs inter arma. ________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

3. Quid omnēs Chrīstiānī cupiunt? ________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

4. The roman cohort was not large. _______________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

5. They were marching into the province. __________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

1. sileō, silēre, siluī: am silent, keep silent

The way of virtue is easy for the brave. (Ex. 12)

Laws are silent in the midst of arms. (boxed saying, p. 317)

What do all Christians desire? (Ex. 16, #1)

Cohors Rōmāna magna nōn erat. (Ex. 9, #7)

In prōvinciam iter faciēbant. (Ex. 15, #23)

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Lessons 1-3 Quiz Key

C. Declensioniter:

Case Singular Plural

nom. iter itinera

gen. itineris itinerum

dat. itinerī itineribus

acc. iter itinera

abl. itinere itineribus

D. First Form Review VocabularyGive/Complete the dictionary form (on the flashcards) of the

following words and translate them into English where necessary (include gender for every noun and all principal parts for verbs).

Dictionary Form/Meaning

dēbitum ī, n. debt, sin

oppidum ī, n. town

senātus ūs, m. senate

terreō terrēre, terruī, territus, to frighten

taceō tacēre, tacuī, tacitus, to be silent

to plow arō, arāre, arāvī, arātus

to fly volō, volāre, volāvī, volātus

lake lacus, ūs, m.

dog canis, canis, m./f.

head caput, capitis, n.