Third Quarter Test

Monday/Tuesday March _______      Value 250 Points.
A. Morphology:
    1. Subjunctive Morphology for present, imperfect, perfect, and pluperfect active and passive - regular verbs, deponent verbs and irregular         verbs fio, fero, sum, possum, eo, malo, nolo, volo (verb game and change indicative to subjunctive).
    2.  quidam, quaedam, quoddam (indefinite adjective = some or a certain)
    3.  aliquis, aliquid (anyone or anything) - loses "ali" after si, nisi, and ne. 
    4. idem, eadem, idem (the same) 
    5.  duo, duae, duo  and tres, tria (two and three) 

    6.  UNUS NAUTA words - unus, nullus, ullus, solus, neuter, alius, uter, totus, alter (see handout) 


B. Syntax:
    1.  Cum- clauses (temporal, circumstantial, causal, concessive) 
    2.  Indirect Question (quis, quid; qui, quae, quod; quomodo, cur, quam ob rem, quo, ubi, quando....)
    3.  Purpose Clauses (ut or ne + subjunctive) 
    4.  Result Clauses (tam, tantus, tot, talis, sic, adeo, ita)
    5.  Indirect Command (impero = dat. persaudeo + dat. rogo, hortor...).
    6. Jussive and Hortatory Subjunctive (negate with ne) 
    7. Sequence of tenses for dependent subjunctives (extremely Important). 
    8. Future More Vivid Condition (protasis and apodosis)
    9. Review indirect statement (head verb + acc. subject + infinitive)
    10.  Use of UT (with indicative or subjunctive)
    11.  cum...tum

    12.  dum + indicative (while) and subjunctive (until)
    13.  Imperial Verbs: licet + dat. + inf./  placet + dat. + inf./      oportet + acc. + inf. 
    
    14.  The Gerund


C.  Stories:
    1. Senate in Session (latin for americans)

    2. A farewell Dinner (latin for americans)

    3. Plebs Go on Strike (Latin for americans) 
    4. Marcus Atilius Regulus (handout) 

    5. Hannibal (handout) 

D.  History and Culture:
    1.  Punic Wars

    2.  Conflict of Orders

    3. Roman Government


E.  Vocabulary from Stories and list for quizzes - see links on the left.