<p> Latin 1 End of Course Study Guide</p><p>Basic Grammar Rules: Case ending identification for the first three declensions How to find the stem of a noun, adjective or verb Noun and Verb attributes Cases and their uses How to find the verb stems for the tenses – active & passive voice Principal parts and usage Neuter rule Identification of parts of speech Identification of prepositional phrases Ablative of place where Ablative of means/instrument Ablative of accompaniment Ablative of place from which Ablative of personal agent Accusative of place to which Predicate nominative Apposition Interrogative particles “noon” and “num” and enclitic “-ne”</p><p>Morphology: Nouns in the first, second and third declension Verbs in all four conjugations Adjectives of the 1st and 2nd declensions Adverb creation from 1st and 2nd declension adjectives</p><p>Sentence Translation: Vocabulary</p><p>Verb Phrase Translations: English to Latin Latin to English</p><p>Roman Culture: Basic History – Aeneid Monarch – “ab urbe condita” Slavery Roman house – names of rooms and their function City Structures – planning and roads Geography of Rome Vesuvius Eruption Mythology – major gods and goddesses Basic abbreviations Vocabulary derivatives</p>