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    The document contains a practice test for a Latin 101 course. It includes sections on declining nouns in Latin and translating passages from a reading. For the first section, students are asked to decline the nouns for "ant", "donkey", and "farmland" in their singular and plural forms in the nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, and ablative cases. The second section provides three untranslated passages from Chapter 2 of the reading and asks students to translate them into beautifully rendered English, showing their appreciation for the characters and nuances of the story about Horace and his family.

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    The document contains a practice test for a Latin 101 course. It includes sections on declining nouns in Latin and translating passages from a reading. For the first section, students are asked to decline the nouns for "ant", "donkey", and "farmland" in their singular and plural forms in the nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, and ablative cases. The second section provides three untranslated passages from Chapter 2 of the reading and asks students to translate them into beautifully rendered English, showing their appreciation for the characters and nuances of the story about Horace and his family.

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    OLC Test 02 2019 Practice 04 + ANSWER KEY

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    The document contains a practice test for a Latin 101 course. It includes sections on declining nouns in Latin and translating passages from a reading. For the first section, students are asked to decline the nouns for "ant", "donkey", and "farmland" in their singular and plural forms in the nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, and ablative cases. The second section provides three untranslated passages from Chapter 2 of the reading and asks students to translate them into beautifully rendered English, showing their appreciation for the characters and nuances of the story about Horace and his family.

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    nomen tuum_____________________________________________ Kal. Oct.

    Latin 101: Test Two (FINAL REVIEW)


    Pars Prīma: Declensions
    Decline formīca, -ae “ant,” in the lines provided on the left, and decline asinus, -ī “donkey,” in the center,
    and decline praedium, -ī “farmland” lines provided on the right.

    ant donkey, ass farmland

    Sg.

    nom.___________________ ________________________ ________________________

    gen. ___________________ ________________________ ________________________

    dat. ___________________ ________________________ ________________________

    acc. ___________________ ________________________ ________________________

    abl. ___________________ ________________________ ________________________

    Pl.

    nom.___________________ ________________________ ________________________

    gen. ___________________ ________________________ ________________________

    dat. ___________________ ________________________ ________________________

    acc. ___________________ ________________________ ________________________

    abl. ___________________ ________________________ ________________________


    nomen tuum_____________________________________________ Kal. Oct.
    Latin 101: Test Two (FINAL REVIEW)
    Pars Prīma: Declensions
    Decline formīca, -ae “ant,” in the lines provided on the left, and decline asinus, -ī “donkey,” in the center,
    and decline praedium, -ī “farmland” lines provided on the right.

    ant donkey farmland

    Sg.

    nom._____________formīca ___________________asinus ________________praedium

    gen. ____________formīcae ____________________asinī __________________praediī

    dat. ____________formīcae ___________________asinō _________________praediō

    acc. ___________formīcam __________________asinum ________________praedium

    abl. _____________formīcā ___________________asinō _________________praediō

    Pl.

    nom.____________formīcae ____________________asinī _________________praedia

    gen. _________formīcārum ________________asinōrum ______________praediōrum

    dat. _____________formīcīs ___________________asinīs _________________praediīs

    acc. ____________formīcās ___________________asinōs _________________praedia

    abl. _____________formīcīs ___________________asinīs _________________praediīs


    Pars Secunda: Quīntus Flaccum iuuat
    Translate the following three passages from OLC Chapter 2 into beautifully rendered English, revealing
    your love for the characters and your appretiation of the nuance of our rich story about Horace and his
    whole, incomprehensibly wonderful family.

    [Chapter Two, (a), (b), and (c), passges pasted here]

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