CLC Stage 5 Review

If a Latin verb ends in -ō, then the subject is....

• ego (I)
• tu (you)
• ille/illa/illud (he/she/it)
• illī/illae/illa (they)

If the subject of a Latin verb is tu ("you" singular), then the Latin verb ends in....

• -nt
• -t
• -s
• -ō

Which of the following means "I am."

• sunt
• sum
• es
• est

Which of the following means "they are"?

• sum
• est
• sunt
• es

Which of the following means "you are"?

• est
• es
• sunt
• sum

Translate "spectatōrēs in theatrō sedent."

• The spectators are sitting in the theater.
• The spectator is sitting in the theater.
• The spectators said they were in the theater.
• I see the spectators in the theater.

What is the plural of the noun cēna?

• cēnam
• cēnae
• cēnā
• cēna

What is the plural of the Latin noun canis?

• canem
• canis
• cane
• canēs

Translate: "puellae senem in viā vident."

• The girl sees the old men in the road.
• The old man sees the girls in the road.
• The girls see the old man in the road.
• The old men see the girl in the road.

The plural nominative (subject) form of ancilla is ________

• ancillae
• ancillam
• ancilla