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Latin I First Semester ExamStudy Guide, Chapter 1-26 Inflections Gender of Nouns Pronunciation Latin Alphabet Diphthongs Syllabification (How to divide words into syllables) Ultima, Penult, Antepenult Accents (which syllable gets the accent) Cases of Nouns/Adjectives Usage of Nouns/Adjectives in the Six Cases (includes the
vocative) First Declension Roman Numerals Verb
Conjugation and Translation in Present, Future, Perfect, and Imperfect Tenses
for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 3rd -io, and 4th
Conjugation Verbs Conjugation and Translation of Asum@
in Present, Future, Perfect, and Imperfect Tenses Ablative of Place Where, Ablative of Means, Ablative of
Accompaniment Accusative of Place to Which Prepositions and the Case of their Object First and Second Declension Adjectives: Declension and
Usage Principal Parts of Verbs Formation of the Present and Perfect Verb Stem Which Verb Stem is Used for the different Tenses Usage of Ane@, Anum@, and Anonne@ Formation and Translation of Adverbs Imperative Mood Vocative Case Appositive Usage Cardinal Numbers 1-20, 100, 1000; Idiomatic Expressions Vocabulary, Chapter 1-26 (meaning only) Exam
Components:
(N.B.: No Knowledge Wall
during the Exam) 35% Exam Translation
Grade. Everyone
must take the translation portion of the exam given on Friday,
December 9, 2005 except those
with a 96 or better average on translation tests taken during the
semester.
65% of Exam includes the following: Vocabulary
Section of
the exam (all multiple choice questions; meaning only (no principal parts,
genders, genitives) will be given on Tuesday,
December 13. Multiple Choice
Questions based
on all the items listed above; to be given on Thursday
, December 15, 2005. Exam:
25% of Overall Grade
N.B.If
your exam grade is higher (without a curve) than your course grade
average, the exam grade will count as your final grade for the course. |