Midterm Exam

1. laudem
   laudes
   laudet
   laudetemus
   laudetis
   laudent


2. moneam
   moneas
   moneat
   moneamus
   moneatis
   moneant


3. agam
   agas
   agat
   agamus
   agatis
   agant


4. audiam
   audias
   audiat
   audiamus
   audiatis
   audiant


5. capiam
   capias
   capiat
   capiamus
   capiatis
   capiant


6. sim
   sis
   sit
   simus
   sitis
   sint


7. possim
   possis
   posstit
   possimus
   possitis
   possint


8. possem
   posses
   posset
   possemus
   possetis
   possent


9. agam
   ages
   aget
   agemus
   agetis
   agent


10. egi
    egis
    egit
    egimus
    egistis
    egerunt


11. audivi
    audivisti
    audivit
    audivimus
    audivistis
    audiverunt


12. ceperam
    ceperas
    ceperat
    ceperamus
    cerperatis
    ceperant


13. laudavero
    laudaveris
    laudaverit
    laudaverimus
    laudaveritis
    laudaverint
14. porta
    portae
    portae
    portam
    porta
    
    portae
    portarum
    portis
    portas
    portis
15. amicus
    amici
    amico
    amicum
    amico
    
    amici
    amicorum
    amicis
    amicos
    amicis
16. puer
    pueri
    puero
    puerum
    puero
    
    pueri
    puerorum
    pueris
    pueros
    pueris
17. donum
    doni
    dono
    donum
    dono
    
    dona
    donorum
    donis
    donos
    donis
18. rex
    regis
    regi
    regem
    rege
    
    reges
    regum
    regibus
    reges
    regibus
19. corpus
    corporis
    corpori
    corpus
    corpore
    corpora
    corporum
    corporibus
    corpora
    corporibus
20. civis
    civis
    civi
    civem
    cive
    
    cives
    civium
    civibus
    cives
    civibus
21. urbs
    urbis
    ubi
    urbem
    urbe
    
    urbes
    urbium
    urbibus
    urbes
    urbibus
22. mare
    maris
    mari
    marem
    mare
    
    maria
    marium
    maribus
    maria
    maribus
23. fructus
    fructus
    fructui
    fructum
    fructu
    
    fructus
    fructuum
    fructibus
    fructus
    fructibus
24. dies
    diei
    diei
    diem
    die
    
    dies
    dierum
    diebus
    dies
    diebus
25. hic haec hoc
    huis huis huis
    huic huic huic
    hunc hanc hoc
    hoc hac hoc
    
    hi hae haec
    horum harum harum
    his his his
    hos has haec
    his his his
26. moenia- walls
27. osculum-eye
28. respondeo- to respond
29. cedo- to withdraw
30. stella- star
31. expleo- to fill up
32. luna- moon
33. princeps- chief
34. superus- to be above
35. sol- sun
36. mensa- city
37. nox- night
38. caput- head
39. nemo- no one
40. capio- to capture
41. dico- to teach
42. fugio- to flee
43. sapiens- wise
44. ferox- fierce
45. duco-to lead
46. credo-to believe
47. expello-to expell
48. labor-labor
49. neco- to kill
50. discipula- student
51. tollo- to raise
52. remaneo- to remain
53. otium- liesure
54. sapientiae- wisdom
55. vir- man
56. hodie- today
57. antiqaue- ancient
58. pecunia- money
59. cogito- to think
60. senatus- senate
61. Can it be that Phillip, king of the Macedonians, had an heir Alexander, joined his son, sent the first letter to Aristotle, someone who was a philosopher, however that it led him to do the best of his duty, it was pertainent that he stay to his studies and that the credit of his wisdom came from his father?
62. None of the cursed things that he commited against the people made him see and the our legeslator called him out to be expelled.
63. With Asia conquered, the leader of the Romans took many of the slaves back to Italy.
64. Let us live my Lesbia, and let us love,
    and let us consider all of the severe rumors
    of old men to be worth one penny!
    Only to let us fall and bring back:
    with this timethat is short,
    the night is everlasting under the sky.
    You give me a thousand kisses, then a hundred,
    then another thousand, then a second hundred,
    then even a thousand more, then a hundred.
    Then, with many thousands on our faces,
    we will count them up, and not knowing the number,
    however and they will look at us with evil,
    with only the the number of kisses to be.