The genitive case in new and familiar phrases. You need 85% for credit on this. I marked some long vowels for multiple-choice, but don't try to type them in an answer.
(luna) dies _________
lunae
lunam
lunā
lunas
(Mars, abl. Marte) dies ________
martis
marte
martem
marti
(Mercurius, abl. Mercurio) dies ______
mercurii
mercurium
mercurio
mercurios
(Iuppiter, abl. Iove) dies _____
iovis
iovem
iovi
iove
(Venus, abl. Venere) dies ____
veneris
venere
venus
veneri
(Saturnus, abl. Saturno) dies ____
saturni
saturno
saturnum
saturnus
(sol, abl. sole) dies ______
solis
sole
soli
solem
(exemplum, abl. exemplo) _____ gratiā
exempli
exemplum
exemplo
exempla
(verbum, abl. verbo) copia _______ ("a supply of words")
verborum
verba
verbis
verbum
(lingua, abl. linguā) a slip of the tongue: lapsus _____
linguae
lingua
linguā
linguam
(studium, abl. studio) Repetition is the mother "of studies" i.e. "of learning": Repetitio est mater _____
studiorum
studium
studia
studio
(dominus, abl. domino) in the year of the Lord: Anno _____
domini
dominum
dominus
dominos
Many ships can lie at anchor in the port OF ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandriae
Alexandriam
Alexandriā
Alexandria
Many soldiers march through the streets OF THE CITY.
urbis
urbe
urbem
urbi
In front of CAESAR'S temple was an altar. Pro templum ____ erat ara.