Finding Latin Part III

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  1. 3. The Ablative of ____ is often used with “libero” or “careo”
  2. 4. The ablative absolute often uses the Present Active or the ___ Passive participle
  3. 6. One of 11 elements whose symbol originates from Latin - atomic number 47 (Provide Latin word, Nominative Singular)
  4. 7. Lebron James is slightly ____ than Jason at basketball (Nominative Singular)
  5. 10. The Passive Periphrastic is often seen with the ___ of Agent
  6. 11. The phrase “As pleasant as possible” can be translated as “Quam ___”
  7. 16. The Genitive of the Whole is also known as the ____ genitive
  8. 19. “Actum iri” is a passive infinitive of which tense?
  9. 22. This English word comes from the Latin word for father. It was the crime that Sextus Roscius was accused of committing.
  10. 24. The ____ Subjunctive is used to express a command or exhortation
  11. 27. The following sentence contains a ___ clause: “Haec verba felicia vobis dico ne discedatis”
  12. 29. The Passive Voice is often seen with the ___ of Agent
  13. 30. This word, when used with the comparative adjective, is used to form a comparison
Down
  1. 1. The Passive Periphrastic is formed using a form of “sum” and the ____
  2. 2. There are ___different types of participle
  3. 5. Transform laudo (indicative active) into the subjunctive passive
  4. 8. The word “Indicative” comes from this Latin word (Present Active Infinitive)
  5. 9. Mr. Palladino teaches a 12th-grade class on this subject (Nominative Singular)
  6. 12. If one _____ a heavy object, another would have most likely been injured. (perf act latin word)
  7. 13. (See 25) These two Latin words differ by 1 character
  8. 14. Dico, scio, cogito, and sentio are all examples of “verbs of the ___”
  9. 15. This word is used to denote similes or clauses of purpose
  10. 17. The Latin word “debeo” can be used to create obligation when used with the ___
  11. 18. This force makes kites fly and blows hats off heads (Latin word)
  12. 20. The English word “defenestrate” comes from the preposition “de” and what Latin word? (Nominative Singular)
  13. 21. This two-word warning was often found on Roman walls/mosaics, with the English translation still used today.
  14. 23. The second word of the abbreviation “e.g.”
  15. 25. (See 13) These two Latin words differ by 1 character: an “n” is added to the front of this
  16. 26. The belief that life is meaningless stems from this Latin word, meaning nothing.
  17. 28. This punishment is invoked when a specific crime is committed (see 15). It is known as “Poena cullei”, or the “Penalty of the ___”