Flashcards : Latin : déclinaisons et vocabulaire — 21 cartes

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1Question

What is the radical in Latin words?

Réponse

The word without its ending.

2Question

Give an example of a radical in the word amicus.

Réponse

Amic-

3Question

What noun does the first declension use as a model?

Réponse

Insula.

4Question

What is the nominative and vocative singular form of insula?

Réponse

Insula.

5Question

What is the accusative singular form of insula?

Réponse

Insulam.

6Question

What is the genitive singular form of insula?

Réponse

Insulae.

7Question

What is the dative singular form of insula?

Réponse

Insulae.

8Question

What is the ablative singular form of insula?

Réponse

Insula.

9Question

What is the nominative and vocative plural form of insula?

Réponse

Insulae.

10Question

What is the accusative plural form of insula?

Réponse

Insulas.

11Question

What is the model noun for the masculine second declension?

Réponse

Dominus.

12Question

What is the vocative singular form of dominus?

Réponse

Domine.

13Question

What is the accusative singular form of dominus?

Réponse

Dominum.

14Question

What is the model noun for the neuter second declension?

Réponse

Templum.

15Question

What is the nominative singular form of templum?

Réponse

Templum.

16Question

What is the genitive singular form of templum?

Réponse

Templi.

17Question

What does the Latin expression carpe diem mean?

Réponse

Seize the day.

18Question

What do the conspirators do first in Caesar's assassination story?

Réponse

They surround him.

19Question

What action does Casca perform during Caesar's assassination?

Réponse

He seizes Caesar's arm.

20Question

What does Caesar do with his toga during the assassination?

Réponse

He wraps his head with it.

21Question

Which wound was considered fatal on Caesar according to Antistius?

Réponse

The second wound to the chest.

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