Finals!

Latin I

FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE CAN BE FOUND HERE.

Latin II

Look over the grammar topics for the final, to see if there are any you need to focus on.  They are:
1. Translating the subjunctive, which is covered in Chapters 42, 43, and 50.
2. Translating the ablative absolute, which is covered in Chapter 44.
3. Indirect speech with the accusative (a.k.a. the subject + verb + direct object + infinitive + complement form), covered in Chapters 47-48.
4. Translating perfect, present, and future participles, covered in Chapters 33, 40, 44, and 45.

The main focus of the final, however, will be an open book translation.  There won't be any need to study for this; it's a chance for you to show of the skills you've developed over two years' hard work!

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Homework Through Thursday, May 14

Latin I

Due Thursday:

Finish your translation of "in officina Eutychi I," p. 116.

Due Friday:

Finish your translation of "in officina Eutychi II," p. 117.  Begin studying for your final exam.

Due Tuesday:

Please finish your translation of "Clemens tabernarius," pp. 120-121.  Continue studying for your final exam.

Due Wednesday:
Finish your translation of "pro taberna Clementis," pp. 123-124.  Continue studying for your final exam.

Due Thursday:
Continue studying for your final exam.

FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE CAN BE FOUND HERE.

Latin II

Due Thursday:

Please study for your Ch. 50 quiz, the last quiz this year!  The quiz will cover:
1. Translation, pp. 255-256 (leaving out the lines we skipped),
2. Vocabulary, pp. 255-256,
3. Recognizing and translating the present and perfect subjuctive, pp. 257-258.

Due Friday:

Please finish your translation of "Cornelia's Wedding,"  p. 287.

Due Monday/Tuesday:

Look over the grammar topics for the final, to see if there are any you need to focus on.  They are:
1. Translating the subjunctive, which is covered in Chapters 42, 43, and 50.
2. Translating the ablative absolute, which is covered in Chapter 44.
3. Indirect speech with the accusative (a.k.a. the subject + verb + direct object + infinitive + complement form), covered in Chapters 47-48.
4. Translating perfect, present, and future participles, covered in Chapters 33, 40, 44, and 45.

Due Wednesday:

If you want, you can review our semester's grammar topics in preparation for the final exam.

Due Thursday:
If you choose, review grammar for the final.

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