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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWe find the declension of a noun from its ____________ formnominative singulargenitive singularvocative singular
- 2. Multiple Choicethe declension of onus, oneris n isthirdsecondfourthfifth
- 3. Multiple Choicethe declension of arma, armorum n isfourththirdfirstsecond
- 4. Multiple ChoiceAll masculine and feminine singular accusatives end in this lettersmaum
- 5. Multiple Choicethe vocative case is the same as the nominative case except in the singular of this declension1st2nd3rd4th
- 6. Multiple Choicethe declension of acies, aciei f is2nd3rd4th5th
- 7. Multiple Choicethe declension and gender of mare, maris is2nd neuter3rd feminine3rd i-stem neuter5th feminine
- 8. Multiple ChoiceNOT a quality of a Latin noungendernumberpersoncase
- 9. Multiple ChoiceNOT a use of the accusative casemotion towardduration of timetime whendirect object
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWith a verb of giving, saying and showing, there is often an accusative object and this casegenitivedativeablativevocative
- 11. Multiple ChoiceThe pattern ending similarity for this case is a single vowel.genitivedativeaccusativeablative
- 12. Multiple ChoiceNOT a PAIN nounnavispoetaagricolaincola
- 13. Multiple ChoiceDeclension which has mostly masculine nouns but only a few feminine and neutersthirdthird i stemfourthfifth
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