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H A R P E RCOL L I NS

ANSWER KEY

for

workbook

for

wheelock's latin

3rd Edition, Revised

Paul T. Comeau

New Mexico State University

Richard A. LaFleur

University of Georgia

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ANSWER KEY FOR WORKBOOK FOR WHEELOCK'S LATIN. Copyright ? 1997, 2000, 2003, 2010 by Paul T. Comeau and Richard A. LaFleur. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews. For information, address HarperCollins Publishers, Inc., 10 East 53rd Street, New York, New York 10022.

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THIRD EDITION, REVISED

ISBN 978-0-06-202690-3

IMPORTANT NOTICE: If you are a student currently enrolled in a Latin class that assigns readings and translations in Wheelock for homework and/or credit and have somehow improperly gained access to this key, be aware that such access is strictly prohibited and very likely constitutes a violation of your school's academic-honesty policies.

P R E FAC E

This answer key is provided for the convenience of teachers who have adopted the new Workbook for Wheelock's Latin (3rd ed. revised, 2000) for use in their classes, as well as for students who are employing the Workbook as an aid to their own independent study of the language; for obvious reasons, those using this key are asked not to copy and disseminate it to others.

For many of the workbook questions variant answers are possible, especially for translation items, where there will often be correct variants due to the existence of synonyms, differences of idiom, etc. The practice in this key has been only occasionally to include variants, which are identified with a slash, e.g., "he/she/it sees," "they saw/have seen"; occasionally, too, optional elements are indicated with parentheses, e.g., Flius patrem (suum) amvit. For the sake of economy, abbreviations are employed for such items as verb tenses (pres., fut., etc.), case names and functions (acc., dir. obj., etc.); a list of abbreviations is not included, since those used should be unambiguous and are for the most part the same as those employed and listed in Wheelock's Latin (6th ed., 2000, pp. 490-91).

It is our hope that this answer key will be helpful to you in your teaching or independent study of Latin; corrections or suggestions for improvement in the key or the Workbook itself are welcomed and may be addressed to the publisher.

Paul T. Comeau Richard A. LaFleur

CHAPTER 1

IMPORTANT NOTICE: If you are a student currently enrolled in a Latin class that assigns readings and translations in Wheelock for homework and/or credit and have somehow improperly gained access to this key, be aware that such access is strictly prohibited and very likely constitutes a violation of your school's academic-honesty policies.

Grammatica

1.j, w, v 2. twice 3. c 4. a 5. b 6. d 7. a 8. c 9. b 10. p 11. cream 12. green 13. y 14. quick 15. a 16. c 17. w 18. uphill 19. vowels, diphthongs

20. a. ?-m b. sal-v-re? c. sen-t?n-ti-ae d. phi-lo-s?-phi- e. an-t-qua? f. iu-v-te?

21. subj. (pronouns) 22. subj. (endings)

23. -, -m -s -t

I you he/she/it

-mus

we

-tis

you

-nt

they

24. laudre 25. monre

26. infinitives a. 2 d. 1

to see to think

b. 1

to give

c. 2

to be strong

e. 2

to owe

f. 1

to love

27. -re, infinitive

28. am ams

amat ammus amtis amant

I love you love he/she/it love s we love you love they love

I am loving you are loving he/she/it is loving we are loving you are loving they are loving

I do love you do love he/she/it does love we do love you do love they do love

29. dbe dbs dbet dbmus

dbtis dbent

I owe/must/should you owe he/she/it owes we owe you owe they owe

I am owing you are owing he/she/it is owing we are owing you are owing they are owing

I do owe, do have to you do owe he/she/it does owe we do owe you do owe they do owe

30. paradigms 31. vowel, -m, -r, -t, nd, nt 32. present stem, -te

33. errre err-

err

errte

salvre salv-

salv

salvte

servre serv-

serv servte

terrre terr-

terr

terrte

valre val-

val

valte

vocre voc-

voc

vocte

34. aloud 35. verb

Workbook for Wheelock's Latin ? 5

Exercittins

A. 1. 2 pl. pres. 2. 2 sg. pres. 3. 2 pl. pres. 4. 2 sg. pres.

imper. act. imper. act. imper. act. imper. act.

see give think see

B. 1. 3 sg. pres. 2. 1 pl. pres. 3. 3 pl. pres. 4. 2 sg. pres. 5. 3 sg. pres. 6. 3 pl. pres. 7. 1 pl. pres. 8. 2 pl. pres.

indic. act. indic. act. indic. act. indic. act. indic. act. indic. act. indic. act. indic. act.

he/she/it calls we think they love you owe he/she/it sees they see we owe/must you give

C. 1. am 4. cgitat 7. vid

I love he thinks seew

2. vocmus 5. terrent

we call they frighten

3. vids 6. cnservte

you see preserve

D. 1. errtis 3. Amat 5. errant 7. servmus 9. amant

You often err. She/he loves me. Call me if they make a mistake. What are we saving? They do not like me.

2. Vidmus 4. vidtis 6. Datis 8. terret 10. vids

We see nothing. What do you see? You are giving nothing. He/she often frightens me. Warn me if you see nothing.

E. 1. Nihil m terret. 2. Nihil servant. 3. Quid servre/cnservre dbmus? 4. Saepe mon m, amb t.

Vs Verbrum

A. 1. nothing 2. love 3. owe 4. warning 5. strength B. 1. a 2. c 3. b 4. d

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Lctins

A. 1. They advise me, if I am mistaken. 2. He warns me, if they make a mistake. 3. Advise me, if he errs. 4. You ought to warn me. 5. You must not frighten me. 6. They should not praise me. 7. "What does he give?" "Often he gives nothing." 8. They often call and advise me. 9. I see nothing. What do you see? 10. Praise me if I do not make a mistake, please. 11. If you are well, we are well. 12. If he is well, I am well. 13. If she likes me, she ought to praise me. 14. You must not wander. 15. What should we praise? 16. Hello, students!

B. 1. c 2. c

CHAPTER 2

IMPORTANT NOTICE: If you are a student currently enrolled in a Latin class that assigns readings and translations in Wheelock for homework and/or credit and have somehow improperly gained access to this key, be aware that such access is strictly prohibited and very likely constitutes a violation of your school's academic-honesty policies.

Grammatica

1. cases

2.a. accusative b. genitive c. nominative d. ablative e. vocative f. ablative g. dative h. ablative i. ablative j. ablative k. ablative l. accusative, ablative

3. declension 4. base, gen. 5. a. fm- b. fortn- c. patri- d. r- 6. true

7. a. acc.

pl.

b.

sg.

c. acc.

sg.

d.

sg.

e.

sg.

f. abl.

sg.

g.

pl.

h.

sg.

i.

pl.

j.

pl.

k. gen. pl.

l.

pl.

dir. obj. dir. address dir. obj. indir. obj. subj. adverbial adverbial poss. subj. indir. obj. poss. dir. address

none none none to/for none by/with/from, etc. by/with/from, etc. of none to/for of none

8. fem. 9. d

10. vt

nominative genitive dative accusative ablative vocative nominative genitive

vta vtae vtae vtam vt vta vtae vtrum

life of life to/for life life by/with/from life life lives of lives

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dative accusative ablative vocative

vts vts vts vtae

11. a. form c. fortunes e. to/for philosophy g. of life i. to/for the countries

dir. obj. dir. obj. indir. obj. poss. indir. obj.

12. number, gender, case; person, number 13. syntax

to/for lives lives by/with/from lives lives

b. fame d. angers f. by/with/from the girls h. of punishments

subj. subj. adverbial poss.

Exercittins

A.1. Pota 2. pecniam 3. r 4. Nautae, poens 5. vtam, fmam 6. mult pecni 7. Fortna 8. Philosophiam antquam 9. vtae 10. portrum 11. Puells mes

The poet is not thinking. Give money to the sailor, please. She admonishes without anger. The sailors are paying the penalty. You love life and fame. He is without much money. Fortune/opportunity often calls. I praise ancient philosophy. They are preserving your philosophy of life. The shape of the doors is old. You ought to give roses to my girls.

B.1. multae philosophiae 2. sententi me 3. Nautae errant. 4. Puellae nauts servant. 5. patriae antquae

many philosophies by/with/from my opinion The sailors are mistaken. The girls are saving the sailors. of the ancient country

C.1. fma patriae 2. frma rosae 3. sententia puellae 4. ra potae 5. pecnia nautae

the country's fame the shape of the rose the girl's opinion the poet's anger the sailor's money

D. 1. Patria sine philosophi saepe errat et nn valet. 2. Patria tua est magna. 3. Nautae multam pecniam servant. 4. Puella nautae rosam potae dat.

Vs Verbrum

A. 1. fortna, ra, rosa, antqua 2. frmsa, beautiful B. 1. anger 2. sailor 3. money 4. life 5. country

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