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Latin Level 3, Unit 7: Review and Advanced Translation

Latin Level 3, Unit 7: Review and Advanced Translation. Core vocabulary, forms, and short example sentences for this unit. Front: the Latin word or form. Back: English meaning (brief grammatical note in parentheses where useful, e.g. case or conjugation).

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35 basic cards for Level 3 Latin. Set 7 of 7 in Latin Level 3. It opens with "What grammatical case would you use for the direct object of a Latin sentence?" and "What grammatical case would you use to show possession, translated 'of'?". More Latin at other levels is listed below.

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What grammatical case would you use for the direct object of a Latin sentence?
Show answerThe accusative case
What grammatical case would you use to show possession, translated 'of'?
Show answerThe genitive case
What grammatical case would you use for an indirect object, translated 'to/for'?
Show answerThe dative case
What grammatical mood would you expect in a purpose clause introduced by 'ut'?
Show answerThe subjunctive mood
What Latin construction reports indirect speech using an accusative subject and an infinitive verb?
Show answerIndirect statement
What Latin construction uses a noun and participle together in the ablative, independent of the main clause?
Show answerThe ablative absolute
What are the four principal parts typically listed for a Latin verb?
Show answerFirst person singular present, present infinitive, first person singular perfect, and supine/perfect passive participle
What tense expresses a single completed past action, as opposed to an ongoing one?
Show answerThe perfect tense
What tense expresses an ongoing or repeated past action?
Show answerThe imperfect tense
What mood is regularly required in Latin indirect questions?
Show answerThe subjunctive mood
What Roman poet wrote the Aeneid, Rome's great national epic?
Show answerVirgil
What Roman orator and statesman is famous for his speeches against Catiline?
Show answerCicero
What Roman general wrote firsthand commentaries on the Gallic War?
Show answerJulius Caesar
What written code is considered the foundation of Roman law?
Show answerThe Twelve Tables
What term describes Rome's system of government before the Empire, blending elected magistrates, the Senate, and assemblies?
Show answerThe Roman Republic

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