Latin Final 2025 Grammer/Participles+Infinitives/Case use Questions

Why is osculis datis in the ablative in line 7

(kiss had been given) Ablative absolute

When tense is habitabat in line 1

Imperfect

What tense is ceperunt in line 8

(They took) perfect

What part of speech is mox in line 12

adverb

What case is noctis in line 9

(of the night) Genitive

What case is domui utrique in line 5

Dative

What kind of participle is exprimens in line 7

(while pushing) Present active

what tense is vetuerunt in line 4

(they forbid) perfect

In line 14 what case is timore

(from fear) ablative

What grammatical gender is Velamen in line 19

(my veil) Neuter

In line 10, why is sub illa arbore in the ablative

(under the tree) Regular Prep phrase

In line 13, what gender, number, and case is vestigia

(seeing the footprints) Accusative, pleural, neuter

What case is te in "Ego te occidi" in line 15

"I killed you" accusative

What case is te in lines 15-16(sine te vivere nolo)

(I dont want to live without you) Ablative

What case is dolore in line 20

(moved by grief) Ablative

In lines 8-9, exire, convenire, and considere are all what kind of infinitive

Present active

In line 14, what kind of particple is tremens

Present active participle

In line 15, venire and vivere are both what kind of infinitive

Present active

In line 10, what is the basic meaning of festinavit

Hurry

In line 11, requit comes from relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictus(3rd conjugation). What would the perfect active infinitive be (to have left behind)

Reliquisse

In line 17, iacens modifies corpus. What is the grammatical gender, number, and case

Accusative, singular, neuter

In line 18, what kind of participle is moritura

Future active from (ur)

In line 20, what does eodem mean

The same

In line 16, why is gladio stricto in the ablative

(sword having been drawn) ablative of absolute

In line 16, what kind of particple is moriens

(while dying) Present active

What tense are both conspexit and clamavit in line 14

Perfect

What kind of ablative is e spelunca (line 17)

Regular Prep phrase

What part of speech is eos in line 20

Pronoun

In line 2, why is Pyramo viso in the ablative

Ablative of Absolute

Active Participles Present

Amans, amantis (loving)

Active Participles Future

Amatusrus/a/um (about to love)

Active Infinitive Participles Present

Amare (to love)

Active Infinitive Participles Future

Amavisse (to have loved)

Passive Participle Perfect

Amatus/a/um (having been loved)

Passive Participle Future

Amandus/a/um (about to be loved)

Passive Participle Infinitive Present

Amari (to be loved)

Nominative

subject and predicate

Genitive

Possessive

Dative

indirect object (to/for)

Accusative

direct object, object of preposition

Ablative

object of preposition "by/with/from"

Vocative

direct address

Preps can be

abl or acc