Teacher’s Guide
- Answer to Lesson 5B #8 should be three cases: nominative/accusative/vocative singular.
- Answer to Lesson 5B #16 should be three cases: nominative/ablative/vocative singular.
- Translation to Lesson 9C is missing two words in the last sentence: Terra est bona et bella et clara. = The land/earth is good and beautiful and bright.
- Answer to Lesson 10B #3 contains a typo: change femininam to feminam.
- In Quiz 23, the answer choices for #16 change house to garden. This does not affect the correct answer, C, since the question is asking about the contextual definition of “in.”
- Illa mala, quae sunt in casa, mala mea sunt.
A) which are on the table
B) which are in the kitchen
C) which are in the house
D) which are on the house - Illa mala, quae sunt in horto, mala mea sunt.
A) which are on the table
B) which are in the kitchen
C) which are in the garden
D) which are on the garden
- Illa mala, quae sunt in casa, mala mea sunt.
- Quiz 28, question 23 has the wrong adjective form in the answer. The adjective ferox uses the same nominative singular form for all 3 genders. The form originally given is the nominative plural; the corrected form below makes C the answer.
- That wild animal attacked us.
- A) Ille animal ferox
- B) Illa animal ferox
- C) Illud animal ferox
- That wild animal attacked us.
- In Quiz 28, question 24, there are two correct answers: A & B.
- He is called by his happy friend.
- A) Vocatur
- B) Is vocatur
- C) Amatur
- D) Is amatur
- He is called by his happy friend.
- In Quiz 28, question 25 had a typo in the preposition as well as a missing vocabulary word in choices A & B. B is the correct answer.
- He is called by his happy friend.
- A) ab amico felici
- B) ab amico felici eius
- C) ab eius amico felicis
- He is called by his happy friend.