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| Chapter 28: |
- Answer comprehension questions (in Latin and/or English) about a Latin passage
- Define the terms clause, relative clause, main/independent clause, relative pronoun, and antecedent, and use these terms appropriately in class discussion and on assessments
- Identify and isolate relative clauses in Latin and English sentences
- Recite and write out the forms of the relative pronoun
- Explain and apply the rules about determining the gender, number, and case of the relative pronoun
- Identify the gender, number, case, and antecedent of a relative pronoun
- Identify the core elements inside a relative clause (S, V, DO, C, PP, IO, etc.)
- Supply the correct form of the relative pronoun to complete a Latin sentence
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 29: |
- Demonstrate mastery of all Ch. 28 learning goals, as well as:
- Answer questions (in complete Latin sentences) about a reading passage
- Identify and translate qu-words including causal quod, interrogative pronouns, interrogative adjectives, relative pronouns, exclamatory quam, indefinite adjective
- Supply the correct form of the indefinite adjective quīdam to modify a noun in context
- Vocabulary
- Translation
- Read and discuss Roman town houses and apartments
- Define assimilation
- Identify prefixes that have undergone assimilation
- Explain what the unassimilated form of a compound verb would be
- Deduce meanings of compound verbs
- Give principal parts of faciō, teneō, rapiō, capiō, iaciō, claudō, sedeō, and dō when prefixed
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| Chapter 30: |
- Answer comprehension questions about a Latin passage
- Define/explain the terms active voice and passive voice
- Restate active English sentences using the passive voice
- Give the passive verb endings that correspond to the active verb endings
- Identify verb forms as active or passive voice
- Match passive verb forms (present, imperfect, and future tenses) with their correct English translations
- Conjugate regular verbs in the passive voice, present, imperfect, and future tenses
- Conjugate the verb ferō, ferre in the passive voice, present, imperfect, and future tenses
- Change present, imperfect, and future tense verbs from active to passive
- Translate active and passive verb forms and sentences containing them
- Translate sentences from English to Latin
- Read a Latin story, and re-write Latin sentences so that they are factually correct according to the story.
- Re-write Latin sentences so that the meaning is similar but the verb is passive
- Vocabulary
- Translation
- Read and discuss “Historic/Vivid Present” and compare to our similar use of the present tense in English when telling a story in vivid detail
- Read and discuss “Deadly Struggles Within the Roman Republic” - Gracchi, Marius, Sulla, Pompey
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| Chapter 31: |
- Change present infinitives from active to passive
- Translate passive infinitives
- Decline ipse and īdem
- Supply forms of hic, ille, ipse, quīdam, quī?, is/ea/id, suī/sibi/sē/sē, īdem, quī/quae/quod, quis? to complete Latin sentences
- Read a Latin story and match the beginning of a sentence with the logical conclusion of the sentence based on the story
- Re-write a sentence so that the meaning is simlar but the verb is passive voice
- Answer questions in complete Latin sentences based on a Latin story
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 32: |
- Identify and translate perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect passive verbs
- Conjugate regular verbs in the perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect passive
- Change perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect tenses from active to passive
- Answer questions introduced by Ā quō...? and Ā quibus...?
- When using perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect passive verbs, select the correct ending for the 4th principal part according to the gender and number of the subject
- Demonstrate understanding of the ablative of personal agent and the ablative of manner by using each construction correctly in Latin sentences.
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 33: |
- Make perfect passive participles agree with nouns in any given case, number, and gender
- Select acceptable translations for phrases with perfect passive participles
- Offer both literal and acceptable alternative ways of translatin perfect passive participles
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 34: |
- Given one degree of an adjective (positive, comparative, or superlative), provide the other two
- Make a positive, comparative, or superlative adjective agree with a given noun in context (may be any gender, case, number)
- Write vocab words in context in Latin sentences
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 35: |
- Given one degree of an adjective (positive, comparative, or superlative), provide the other two
- Given one degree of an adverb (positive, comparative, or superlative), provide the other two
- Given a positive degree adjective, provide the positive, comparative, and superlative adverbs formed from that adjective
- Answer questions in complete Latin sentences about a Latin passage
- Translate words or phrases with comparative and superlative adverbs from English to Latin
- superlative + omnium
- Two methods of making comparisons: quam (+ same case) and ablative of comparison.
- Take a sentence that employs one method of making a comparison, and rewrite it using the other method.
- Form positive degree adverbs from adjectives
- Given a positive degree adverb, provide the comparative and superlative degrees
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 36: |
- Identify what noun a perfect passive participle modifies in a sentence
- Translate sentences with perfect passive participles
- Match Latin dates with their English equivalents
- Identify the three “special days” each month
- Identify the two methods the Romans used to specify the year in which an event occurred
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 37: |
- Define the term “deponent verb”
- Identify deponent verbs in Latin sentences and stories
- Conjugate deponent verbs in all six tenses
- Complete a Latin sentence with the correct form of a deponent verb
- Translate sentences containing deponent verbs
- Given one principal part of a deponent verb, provide the other two
- Give singular and plural imperatives of deponent verbs
- Answer true/false questions about the story “Off to School,” presented in Chapter 37
- Match a deponent verb to a regular verb with a similar meaning
- Replace a regular verb in a Latin sentence with a deponent verb with a similar meaning
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 38: |
- Count from 1-20 using cardinal numbers and ordinal numbers
- Give the cardinal and ordinal numbers for 50, 100, 500, and 1000
- Write and recognize Roman numerals from 1-1000
- Answer T/F questions about a Latin passage
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 39: |
- Identify and accurately translate names of cities, towns, and small islands in the accusative (“to __”), ablative (“from ___”), and locative (“in/at ___”)
- Complete Latin sentences with place-names, either to, from, or in/at the place.
- Locate important cities, towns, and islands on a map of the Roman world
- Translate time expressions with the accusative (duration) and ablative (time when / within which)
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 40: |
- Answer T/F questions about a Latin passage
- Identify present active participles
- Identify what noun a present participle modifies
- Translate present active participles in isolation and in sentences
- Give and decline the present participle of any regular verb
- Give the form of a present participle that agrees with a noun in context
- Give the present participle of a given verb in a given case/number
- Define the term “semi-deponent verb”
- Translate semi-deponent verbs in isolation and in sentences
- Identify what verbs are semi-deponent
- Write semi-deponent verb forms in Latin
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 41: |
- Identify perfect active infinitives
- Translate perfect active infinitives in isolation and in sentences (particularly in combination with the verb dīcitur)
- Form the perfect active infinitive of any regular verb (as well as the previously learned infinitives--present active and present passive)
- Answer questions in complete Latin sentences based on a Latin passage
- Answer T/F questions based on a Latin passage
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 42: |
- Rewrite Latin sentences that contain factual errors (based on a story) so that they are factually correct
- Change imperfect and pluperfect indicative verbs to subjunctive
- Select the correct verb form to complete a sentence
- Answer questions about Latin stories (including the Ch. 42 story)
- Identify cum circumstantial clauses, cum causal clauses, and indirect questions
- Give the meanings of common question words (as these introduce indirect questions)
- Identify imperfect and pluperfect subjunctives
- Translate sentences with cum clauses and indirect questions
- Conjugate non-deponent verbs in the imperfect and pluperfect subjunctive
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 43: |
- Give passive forms of the imperfect and pluperfect subjunctive
- Give imperfect and pluperfect subjunctives of deponent verbs*
- Identify and translate cum clauses and indirect questions with imperfect and pluperfect subjunctives, active and passive
- Change imperfect and pluperfect indicatives to subjunctives (active and passive)
- Write sentences in Latin containing imperfect and pluperfect subjunctives (active, passive, and deponent)
- Restate a direct question as an indirect question beginning with Rōgābant....
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 44: |
- Identify and translate ablative absolutes
- Translate ablative absolutes both literally and by rendering as a subordinate clause
- Recognize sentences beginning with quī (“linking quī”) and translate appropriately
- Express English clauses in Latin using the ablative absolute
- Identify and translate: future active participles, perfect participles of deponent verbs
- Answer T/F questions based on a Latin story
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 45: |
- Form present, perfect, and future participles of regular and deponent verbs (fill in complete participle charts)
- Identify and translate present, perfect, and future participles of regular and deponent verbs
- Identify what word a participle modifies, and explain the case, number, and gender
- Match forms of infinitives and participles to their correct translations
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 46: |
- Translate accusative & infinitive indirect statement
- Supply the correct forms of fiō to complete a Latin sentence
- Complete a synopsis of the verb fiō
- Write sentences in Latin using fiō
- Write sentences in Latin using accusative & infinitive indirect statement
- Answer T/F questions about a Latin story
- Rewrite simple declarative sentences as indirect statement introduced with a verb of thinking, saying, or perceiving
- Change direct questions to indirect questions
- Write complete Latin sentences to answer questions about a story
- Give meanings and principal parts of common verbs of thinking, knowing, saying, perceiving, etc.
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 47: |
- Give all infinitives of regular verbs (present active, present passive, perfect active, perfect passive, future active)
- Give all infinitives of deponent verbs (present, perfect, future)
- Translate sentences (both Latin to English and English to Latin) containing indirect statement with a present tense main verb and any type of infinitive
- Given an English cue, select or provide the correct Latin infinitive to complete an indirect statement
- Given Latin clues such as hodiē, heri, and crās, select or provide the correct infinitive to complete an indirect statement
- Complete a synopsis of the verb mālō
- Write sentences in Latin using the verb mālō
- Answer questions in complete Latin sentences about a story
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 48: |
- Answer questions with complete Latin sentences about a story
- Given an English cue, select the correct Latin infinitive to complete an indirect statement
- Translate sentences containing indirect statements with present and past tense main verbs and any type of infinitive
- Parse Latin verbs
- Translate indirect statements taken from ancient authors
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 49: |
- Select the correct phrase to complete a sentence (and make it factually correct) based on the Ch. 49 story
- Translate sentences with audiō, videō, sentiō, sciō, intellegō followed by A) direct object, B) indirect statement, and C) indirect question
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 50: |
- Change verbs from present and perfect indicative to subjunctive
- Define the terms “primary tense” and “secondary tense”
- Explain and apply the sequence of tenses
- Recognize and give the meanings of words that frequently precede ut in a result clause
- Select the correct result clause to complete a sentence (relying on both sequence of tenses and what makes sense)
- Select or supply the correct subjunctive to complete a sentence
- Translate sentences with result clauses, cum clauses, and indirect questions
- Give the subjunctives of esse, posse, īre, ferre, velle, nōlle, mālle, and fiērī in all 4 tenses
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 51: |
- Differentiate between indirect commands, indirect questions, and indirect statements
- Using English cues, change direct commands into indirect commands.
- Supply the correct form of the subjunctive to complete a sentence (both primary sequence and secondary sequence)
- Translate sentences with indirect commands
- Recognize and give the meanings and principal parts of verbs of “telling to” and “asking to,” as these frequently introduce indirect commands
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 52: |
- Answer T/F questions based on a Latin story
- Identify impersonal verbs and translate sentences containing them
- Identify, parse, and explain subjunctives, indirect statement, and participles in reading
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 53: |
- Answer questions with complete Latin sentences about a story
- Identify purpose clauses and translate sentences containing them
- Select or supply the correct form of a verb to complete a sentence
- Isolate and identify subordinate clauses in sentences, and translate sentences containing subordinate clauses
- Using English cues, write purpose clauses in Latin
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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| Chapter 54: |
- Identify subordinate clauses introduced by ut: result clause, purpose clause, indirect command, or indicative verb, and translate sentences into English
- Answer comprehension questions about Latin passages
- Vocabulary
- Translation
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