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    Latin III-10 - Check here every day for updates on assignments and scheduled quizzes and tests. Remember: not all quizzes are announced ahead of time!

    Be prepared to learn, learn, learn! and read, read, read!

    We will not formally review last year's work. It will all come up in class as we begin with new material.

    We were fortunate to go to Rome in June of 2008.

    Check out our pictures from that trip.



    Some reasons to take Latin

    Assignments and Schedule A2, B7, C7, D2, F3 (Room 51)

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    The Seven Hills of Rome       The Illustrated History of Rome       A cute mythology website!


          Latin III-10 assignments:



    DATE
    ASSIGNMENT
    DETAILS
    LATIN DICTIONARY
    LATIN DICTIONARY (2)
    LATIN DICTIONARY (3)
    For your reference:
    Latin I Vocabulary List
    Latin II Vocabulary List
    For Wednesday, April 18 (F)
    NOW you must complete all of the worksheets in the packet.
    but you have two days. LEARN the "fero" vocabulary, including idioms!
    For Thursday, April 19 (A)
    Review all of your work in the FERO packet.
    BE AN EXPERT.
    For Monday, April 23 (C)
    Do you know everything there is to know about FERO & its compounds?
    Good.
    There is a quiz today.
    For Tuesday, April 24 (D)
    Read the list of Figures of Speech.
    Make a "good faith effort" to write a complete English sentence for as many of these as possible. (no class again until Friday)
    For Friday, April 27 (A)
    List of Figures of Speech - study the definitions and the spelling of the terms. Check the sentences that you wrote and make sure that they are A. complete sentences and B. good illustrations of the figures of speech.
    We will be finishing the fero/eo worksheet exercises.
    For Monday, April 30 (B)
    Study ferre and its compounds & īre and its compounds.
    QUIZ: forms and meanings/translations of ferō and eō.
    For Tuesday, May 1 (C)
    QUIZ: Figures of Speech #1
    I would be DELIGHTED to check your sentences that you wrote for homework. Just scan them and send them to me. Or type them and send them to me.
    For Wednesday, May 2 (D)
    Read the story of Cincinnatus. Just read.
    And continue to study Figures of Speech. I'm still happy to check your sentences.
    For Friday, May 4 (F)
    QUIZ: Figures of Speech #2
    and LATIN MOMENT due
    For Monday, May 7 (A)
    NEW worksheet on NEW (and final) irregular verb family: VOLO/NOLO/MALO
    Study and learn the forms at the top of Page 1; complete the exercises on page 1 only.
    For Tuesday, May 8 (B)
    Study and learn the forms at the top of Page 1 + the subjunctive forms that I put on the whiteboard.
    Complete the exercises on the FRONT of the second sheet.
    For Wednesday, May 9 (C)
    Study and learn the forms at the top of Page 1 + the subjunctive forms that I put on the whiteboard.
    Complete the synopses on the BACK of the second sheet; re-read the Cincinnatus story.
    Thursday, May 10 (D)
    QUIZ: volo/nolo/malo
    I may throw in a figure of speech or two.
    For Monday, May 14 (F)
    We are moving on to RESULT CLAUSES.
    Here is the worksheet for Result Clauses. Read the explanations on it, study it, learn the vocabulary on it, and complete the exercises on it. Remember, you have until Monday to complete it. Do a little each day - don't try to cram it into your brain on Sunday night at 11 P.M. - it won't happen.
    For Tuesday, May 15 (A)
    Complete the worksheet. Do it carefully and well.
    Study formation of perfect and pluperfect subjunctive. Learn the new vocabulary.
    For Wednesday, May 16 (B)
    Complete the worksheet. Do it carefully and well.
    (perf & pluperf subj will NOT be on the test) Learn the new vocabulary.
    Thursday, May 17 (C)
    TEST
    Subjunctive, Irregular Verbs, etc.
    On Friday, May 18 (D)
    we will actually read
    CINCINNATUS, in its entirety.
    For Tuesday, May 22 (F)
    Learn all of the forms of the subjunctive: perfect & pluperfect, active and passive.
    Remember: you can't translate a subjunctive verb out of context.
    For Wednesday, May 23 (A)
    Indirect Question - print the worksheet.
    Please read and study this worksheet, and translate the first five sentences.
    For Friday, May 25 (C)
    Indirect Question
    New packet - through and including #13. Quiz?


    UNUS NAUTA

    Comparison of Adjectives

    Vocabulary

    Indirect Statement

    Infinitives

    Present Subjunctive

    Imperfect Subjunctive/Purpose Clauses

    FERO & family

    Result Clauses

    VOLO & family

    Comparison of Adjectives

    eō & its compounds

    Comparison of Adverbs


    Latin Moment Assignment Sheet.


    Figures of Speech List.





      READ, STUDY, READ, STUDY, READ, STUDY, READ, STUDY!

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    • Type in your first and last name in the blank space.
    • Click the left button, which is red, to begin recording.
    • Click the second button, which is blue, to stop recording.
    • Click the third button, which is an arrow, to listen to yourself.
    • If you are satisfied, click on the green check on the right to submit your recording to me.
    • If you want to start over, click on the red X and begin the process again.
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      The Romans Capture Veii

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      Upcoming TEST: Thursday, May 17 (C); Friday, June 1 (A)
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      READ, STUDY, READ, STUDY, READ, STUDY, READ, STUDY!


                Ecce!  A  ROMAN CALCULATOR!

      CAPITOLINE              PALATINE              ESQUILINE       AVENTINE
                           QUIRINAL               VIMINAL               CAELIAN



      Listen to "Gaudeamus Igitur" HERE:

      Here are the lyrics:
         Gaudeamus igitur, iuvenes dum sumus.
         Gaudeamus igitur, iuvenes dum sumus.
         Post iucundum, iuventutem; post molestam, senectutem.
         Nos habebit humus; Nos habebit humus.

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      Another version of Gaudeamus Igitur.

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      See Maps of the Roman Empire

      Here's a great summary of the time of Marius & Sulla

      The History of the Late Republic as "soap opera"

      What about the Latin SAT subject area test?
      Here's the official College Board website
      Huge Greek Mythology website
      Julius Caesar Web Project
      Figures of Speech (1)
      The Roman Army
      The Roman Army
      Figures of Speech (2)
      Toga! Toga! Toga!
      Figures of Speech (3)
      one example
      Go practice for the National Latin Exam!

      Figures of Speech (4) - more limited, but with AUDIO CLIPS!
      Cicero's Home Page
      Cicero Rocks!
      Listen to a Univ of Texas prof speaking the opening paragraphs of Cicero's First Catilinarian Oration
      He recites Catullus' poems, too.
      Legion XIIII -
      Ancient History Brought to Life
      HERCULES
      Rome & Roman Law
      Learn about the Etruscans
      Two Hundred Essential Latin Words
      (more or less): These are among the most common words in Latin. Taken together, they account for almost half the words in a typical prose text.
      How to prepare a reading assignment:
      advice for intermediate-level students on reading Latin in its own word order.


      A VERY useful website:
      CLASSICS UNVEILED
      MYTHnet a wealth of resources for mythology
      Rome Unleasheda wealth of resources for Roman history
      Rome Exposeda wealth of resources for Roman life, society and culture
      Latin Wordstockvocabulary & derivatives


      Magistra's new video recommendations:
      Pharoahlicious! Cleopatra!
      The Trojan War Yes, it's the Trojan War
      Hannibal! check out the name of the original artist
      Pompeii!Pompeii!
      Viva Roma #V Roman writers, culture, life
      Julius Caesarhis life and times!
      Gladiator think that you would like to be one?
      The OdysseyPenelope tells all!
      MacedoniaAlexander the Great
      Greek PhilosophersPlato, Socrates, Aristotle, etc.
      Ancient Minoan CivilizationThe Minotaur wants a sacrifice!
      The Canterbury Tales Just something that I love!
      Eleanor of Aquitaine I have told you how much I love her: The Lion in Winter


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      The Sacra Via, which traverses the Roman Forum (that's the Arch of Titus in the background) The Sacra Via, the other side of the Arch of Titus, going toward the Colosseum
      Cicero denouncing Catiline before the senators (painting by Cesare Maccari, 1840-1919)

      Marcus Tullius Cicero
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