Latin 201

Final Exam Review:

Your exam will focus on translation and on vocabulary, both independent and as integrated into the reading.  So here's what to expect:

I. Vocabulary

• Three sets of 10-item matching on vocabulary since midterm
• 6 dictionary-form items (as in the quizzes) chosen from 10 possibilities

II. Gender, number and case exercise based on words that we have studied since midterm

III. Translation

• A series of short sentences which have a limited vocabulary, but will have differences and modifications so you can show me that you have mastered:
  • the subjunctive uses of the whole semester,
  • indirect speech
  • comparisons of adverbs (and for that matter, adjectives)
  • cases and tenses
  • time and place uses of ablative and accusative
  • miscellaneous grammar in Wheelock 32-38.

IV. Catullus and Horace:

• A brief passage of 3-6 lines from a Catullus poem (any except 5), to translate fairly literally.
• A brief passage of 3-6 lines from a Horace poem (1.5, 1.9, 1.11, or 1.23), to translate fairly literally.