Latin I: Your projects are due on Friday!! The extra credit assignment, 11b, must be turned in on Friday.

Latin II: There is a quiz on hic, haec, hoc and ille, illa, illud on Friday. No other homework for Friday.

Latin I: No homework - work on your project!

Latin II: Please decline: hic praedo, huius praedonis; haec manus, huius manus (with a macron over that last u); hoc atrium, hoc atrii

Latin I: Homework for Monday: finish translating chapter 11 story.

Latin II: Homework for Monday: finish translating the story Aurelia's Concern for Sextus (26e). Keep reviewing the declensions of hic and ille!

Latin I:
Please translate the first 10 lines of chapter 11 for homework for Friday. You will encounter several genitive case forms. Examples: Cornelii in line 2, domini in line 3, servorum and ancillarum in line 4. The genitive shows possession and can be translated as Cornelius's or of Cornelius; the master's or of the master, and of slaves and slavewomen, respectively.


Latin II:
Homework for Friday is 26 b and c. HOWEVER, you do not have to do all of them!! For 26b, please do the even-numbered sentences. For 26c, please do the odd-numbered sentences. It would be a good idea to go over the declension of hic, haec, hoc the way we did in class: hic haec hoc, huius huius huius, huic huic huic, etc.

Latin I: There is no homework for Wednesday because of the chapter test.
Click here for the practice test handed out Monday.
Click here for the answers. This is a good overview of what you'll need to know on Wed.

Latin II: Here is another review sheet that will help you tomorrow on the National Latin Exam.
Click here for some practice activities from past tests. Answers will be posted tonight!

Latin I: There is no homework over the weekend. We are having a CHAPTER TEST next WEDNESDAY on chapters 9 & 10. I will be putting more activities on quia.com (see link, upper right-hand corner) for practice. Feel free to do further research on your project for Jason and the Argonauts.

Latin II: Homework is to finish the chapter 26 translation. Click here if you were absent on Friday and want a preview of hic and ille!