Latin Verb Conjugations Quiz
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Which of these verbs in the passive voice means "to be enclosed"?

  • inclūdī (correct)
  • coniicī
  • comprehendī
  • turbārī

    • The passive voice verb "nārrātur" means "to be told".

    False (B)

    What is the passive voice verb for "to be feared"?

    timērī

    The verb "______" in the passive voice means "she is being closed in".

    <p>inclūditur</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the Latin verbs in the passive voice with their English translations:

    <p>inclūdī = to be enclosed comprehendī = to be seized coniicī = to be thrown turbārī = to be disturbed</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of these verbs is in the third person plural passive voice?

    <p>inclūduntur (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The verb "timetur" is in the second person singular passive voice.

    <p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the Latin passive voice verbs with their English translations:

    <p>necārī = to be killed timērī = to be feared turbārī = to be disturbed dormīrī = to be slept</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which Latin verb means 'you (pl.) are called'?

    <p>appellāminī (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The verb 'timēmur' means 'we are feared'.

    <p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the verb 'comprehenduntur' mean?

    <p>they are seized</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following subjects with their corresponding Latin passive verbs:

    <p>You (singular) = dormīris He/She/It = inclūduntur We = dormīmur They = turbantur</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following verbs means 'you are thrown'?

    <p>coniiceris (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The verb 'dormiuntur' translates to 'he/she/it is slept'.

    <p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the verb 'necātur' mean?

    <p>he/she/it is killed</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which Latin verb corresponds to 'you are feared'?

    <p>timeris (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following Latin passive verbs means 'you are called' (singular)?

    <p>appellāris (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The verb 'necātur' is in the third person singular passive voice.

    <p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The Latin passive voice verb 'dormīminī' translates to '___ are slept'.

    <p>you (pl.)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following Latin passive voice verbs with their English translations:

    <p>appellāminī = you (pl.) are called inclūdimur = we are enclosed coniicitur = he/she/it is thrown dormītur = he/she/it is slept</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following Latin verbs means 'they are killed'?

    <p>necantur (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The verb 'coniicī' is in the passive voice.

    <p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The Latin passive voice verb "dormītur" means "he/she/it is sleeping."

    <p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The Latin passive voice verb "______" means "we are called."

    <p>appellāmur</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following Latin passive voice verbs means "we are killed?"

    <p>necāmur (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Flashcards

    dormīminī

    You (plural) are slept.

    inclūderis

    You are enclosed.

    appellantur

    They are called.

    comprehenderis

    You are seized.

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    necōr

    I am killed.

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    nārrāris

    You are told.

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    turbātur

    He/she/it is disturbed.

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    dormiuntur

    They are slept.

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    coniceris

    You are thrown.

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    timentur

    They are feared.

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    Study Notes

    Latin Verb Conjugations

    • Active Voice: Indicates the subject performs the action.
    • Passive Voice: Indicates the subject receives the action.
    • First Conjugation: Focuses on the present tense.

    Verb Endings

    • -or (masculine singular): I
    • -ris (masculine singular): You/thou (in 2nd singular form)
    • -mur (plural): We
    • -minī (plural): You-all/you (in the 2nd plural form)
    • -tur (masculine/feminine/neuter third person singular): He/she/it
    • -ntur (plural): They

    Present Tense Verbs

    • Examples based on the verb "dormīre" (to sleep):
      • dormīris: You are sleeping (singular 2nd person)
      • dormīmur: We are sleeping (plural)
      • dormītur: He/she/it is sleeping (third person singular)
      • dormiuntur: They are sleeping(plural)
      • dormīminī: You (pl.) are sleeping
      • dormior: I am sleeping
      • dormīrī: to be slept
      • dormīmus: We are sleeping

    Present Passive Voice

    • Examples of verb "comprehendere" (to seize):
      • comprehendor: I am seized (singular 1st person)
      • comprehenderis: You are seized (singular 2nd person)
      • comprehenduntur: They are seized (plural)
      • comprehenditur= He/she/it is seized (singular 3rd person)
      • comprehendimur: We are seized
      • comprehendimini: You (pl.) are seized
      • comprehendī: to be seized

    Other Key Verbs

    • Appellō (to call):

      • appellor: I am called
      • appellāris: You are called (singular)
      • appellāmur: We are called
      • appellātur: He is called
      • appellantur: They are called
      • appellāminī: You (pl.) are called
      • appellārī: to be called

    • Inclūdere (to enclose):

      • incluor: I am enclosed
      • inclūderis: You are enclosed (singular)
      • inclūdimur: We are enclosed.
      • inclūdimini: You (pl.) are enclosed
      • inclūduntur: They are enclosed.
      • inclūdī: to be enclosed
      • inclūditur: He/she/it is enclosed

    • Coniicere (to throw):

      • coniicior: I am thrown
      • coniiceris: you are thrown ( singular)
      • coniiciuntur: They are thrown
      • coniicimur: We are thrown
      • coniiciminī: You (pl.) are thrown
      • coniiceris: You are thrown
      • coniicī: to be thrown
      • coniicitur: He/she/it is thrown

    • Necāre (to kill):

      • necōr: I am killed
      • necāris: You are killed ( singular)
      • necāminī: You are killed (plural)
      • necātur: He is killed
      • necantur: They are killed
      • necāmur: We are killed
      • necārī: to be killed

    • Timeō (to fear):

      • timeor: I am feared
      • timeris: You are feared
      • timentur: They are feared
      • timemur: We are feared

    • timeminī: You (pl.) are feared

    • timērī: to be feared

    • timetur: He/she/it is feared

    • Turbāre (to disturb):

      • turbor: I am disturbed
      • turbātur: He/she/it is disturbed
      • turbāris: You are disturbed

    • turbāmur: We are disturbed

    • turbāminī: You (pl.) are disturbed

    • turbantur: They are disturbed

    • turbārī: to be disturbed

    • Nārrō (to tell):

      • nārror: I am told

    • nārrāris: You are told

    • nārrāmur: We are told

    • nārrāminī: You (pl.) are told

    • nārrantur: They are told

    • nārrātur: He/she/it is told

    • nārrārī: to be told

    Infinitives

    • Infinitives are used to indicate the action without specifying the person performing it or the tense. Key examples include:
      • dormīrī (to be slept)
      • nārrārī (to be told)
      • appellārī (to be called)
      • comprehendī (to be seized)
      • inclūdī (to be enclosed)
      • coniicī (to be thrown)
      • necārī (to be killed)
      • timērī (to be feared)
      • turbārī (to be disturbed)

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    Test your knowledge on Latin verb conjugations focusing on active and passive voices in the present tense. This quiz includes specific verb endings and examples for better understanding. Perfect for Latin learners looking to reinforce their skills.

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