What you need to know for the final exam:

You can have a 3 x 5 index card, written on one side (handwritten, please) with notes for the final.

Please be able to decline nouns and the demonstrative pronouns (hic and ille).

Be able to conjugate a verb, given the principal parts, in the 6 active tenses.

Be able to recognize and translate the passive forms of verbs in the present, imperfect and future tenses. Be able to change active forms of verbs to passive forms, and translate!

Know the vocabulary through chapter 30, with special emphasis on chapters 28-30 (no principal parts).

Be able to translate the chapter stories in chapters 28, 29, and 30.

Recognize and be able to translate the 4^th principal part of a verb used as an adjective:

            Marcus, metu commotus (Marcus, struck by fear. . . . )

            Cornelia, sonitu in via excitata (Cornelia, awoken by the noise in the street. . . . )

Be able to recognize noun cases and describe their usage.

Please complete worksheet 30d, e as your LAST Latin assignment! Due Monday. For a copy, click here.

Your homework for Tuesday is to translate the story in chapter 30 for at least 20 minutes. Try to get to the end of the story!