Secundus gradus

pars a: 

         ex. 1   de copia verborum  (vocabulary)  

          ex. 2   accusative forms     
        2a recensio (review):  using the correct noun form in sentences
        2a recensio:  the vocabulary list forms of familiar words  

 

          2a exercitium 5:  more vocabulary  

         2a exercitium 6:  sententiae et quaestiones 

 

Cibus:  January 16 (last day of Quarter 2) – do these three exercises; print out the second and third when you get 80% or better.

       a few computer “flash cards”   

       cibus –vocab     food vocabulary, vocab list forms, and a few derivatives

       cibus -formulae  singular/plural forms, and forms in sentences

 

       Some online articles about ancient Roman food and eating customs:

       http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/romanfood/p/RomanMeals.htm

       http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/banq/hd_banq.htm  Nice photos embedded right in the text. 

       http://www.press.uchicago.edu/Misc/Chicago/233472.html   Some ancient Roman recipes translated into the kind of recipe moderns expect.

       http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt/2013/10/26/240237774/fish-sauce-an-ancient-roman-condiment-rises-again  Garum (fish sauce) was an important condiment in ancient Rome.

                  

 

 

 

pars b:

        2b, ex. 1   vocab, “in triclinio        (recognition/meaning, not vocab list forms)

        2b, ex. 2:  de copia verborum (ab Anglica ad linguam Latinam)  (vocab list forms)

        2b, ex. 3:  numeri

        2b, ex. 4:  quaesita                         

        2b, ex. 5:  vocabulary in sentences  

        2b, ex. 6:  derivatives              

        

            2b recensiopart 1 (Latin numbers & Roman numerals; vocabulary)   

          2b, ex. 3  the creation of the world according to the ancient Greeks (crossword)

            Try another teacher’s Greek creation quiz   

 

pars c: 
         2c, ex. 1:  membra corporis (vocab list forms)     

          2c, ex. 3:  casus accusativus, pluraliter (acc. pl. forms)

         2c, ex. 4:  omnia pluraliter  (nominative & acc. plurals; 3rd person pl. of verbs)

          2c, ex. 5:  word forms in sentences   

         

 

pars d:

        2d, ex. 1  Don't do it (negative commands)

            a powerpoint review of most of the topics for the pars d probatio  (you’ll probably have to download the powerpoint, then open it)


        2d, ex. 2 vocabulary list forms    

                 ex. 3.   derivatives and dicta Latina
                 ex. 5  narratio "amicae Eliae" (vocabulary / reading comprehension)
             ex. 6  quaesita de narratione (questions to answer in Latin )

 

 

The official Cambridge Latin Course site – Stage 2 – has lots of links to pages about Roman daily life, food, and clothing.

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