Latin I: Ch. 16 Quiz

Match em up, Part I lūdō, lūdere to play relinquō, relinquere to leave behind sciō, scīre to know ferō, ferre to bring, carry feriō, ferīre to hit, strike faciō, facere to do, make vertō, vertere to turn excipiō, excipere to welcome, receive, catch aperiō, aperīre to open taedeō, taedēre to be bored excitō, excitāre to wake up, rouse Match em up, Part II eam her, it eum him eōs them ille he, that guy illa she, that gal illud it, that thing apud with vīsne do you want ut as et and itaque and so, therefore dē about, down from nōbīscum with us Nouns and adjectives in Latin must agree in what ways? (select all that apply) number declension ending spelling gender case Which adjective would agree with arborēsin this sentence?arborēs puerī cum puellīs et canibus ascendunt. multīs multās multī multae multibus Which adjective would agree withpatrēsin this sentence?urbēs prope Rōmam patrēs vidēre volunt. multae multam multās multī multōs Make the adjective magnus, a, um agree with each noun below. For long marks, use these: ā ē ī ō ū hospitis magnī itinere magnō mātrum magnārum tempus magnum pulverem magnum onerī magnō urbs magna artibus magnīs Translate:"Sed cūr Sextus apud nōs habitat?" Cornēlia rogat, quae adhūc īrāta est. "Cūr pater Sextī eum ad nōs mittit?"Māter Cornēliae respondet, "Pater Sextī ad Asiam iter facit. Quod pater abest, necesse erat Sextum in Italiā relinquere. Itaque, quod pater Sextī hospes patris tuī est, Sextus apud nōs manet." "Quid tamen dē mātre Sextī?" rogat fīlia. "Cūr illa fīlium nōn cūrat?""Eheu!" respondet māter Cornēliae. "Mater Sextī, ut bene scīs, iam mortua est. Mātrem nōn Sextus habet." Tacēbat Cornēlia, nōn iam īrā commōta. Eō ipsō tempore, Sextus, "Vīsne nōbīscum pilā lūdere, Cornēlia?" exclāmat. "Quamquam tū es puella, pilam iacere fortasse potēs."Dum Sextus clamābat, etiam rīdēbat et effugiēbat. Iterum īrāta, Cornēlia clāmat, "Abī, moleste puer! Pilā lūdere nōlō." ***Bonus***In order to decide which of his sons will inherit his estate, a dying man sets up a race.He gives each of his two sons a horse and says, "The man whose horse crosses the finish line last will be the one to inherit all my worldly wealth."For several days the sons mill about, both unwilling to cross the finish line first, until one day they suddenly gallop toward it as fast as they are able.What happened?