Latin II/III Assignments, week of November 14^st (Week Ten)

Please note: These assignments should take you 60 to 70 minutes each.

I recommend doing each of them during two sittings instead of one. You will get more out of the time spent. I am anxious to leave Henle I behind and move onto Caesar. J

Latin quotations of the week. Be sure you are writing these in your notebook. You are responsible for them.

Poēta nāscitur, nōn fit.

The poet is born, not made.

Assiduus ūsus ūnī reī deditus et ingenium et artem saepe vincit.

Constant practice devoted to one subject often outdoes both intelligence and skill.

Wednesday, November 16

□ Review, review, review, vocab. and grammar numbers Lessons 28 to 34. Pay particular attention to the ablative constructions pp. 347-348.

□ Learn grammar numbers 84-88, and 822-828. Learn “note” at the bottom of p. 374.

□ Write ex. 381, 1-3 and 382, 1-12, evens.

□ Study note on translation p. 378.

□ Study pp. 381-382. Write vocab. and grammar #’s, pp.381-391.

□ Drill vocab. pp. 370-390.

□ Write ex. 385, # 1 and 2.

□ Write ex. 388, 1-3.

Friday, November 18^th

□ Write and study vocab. and grammar nos. pp. 389-403.

□ Write ex. 397, all.

□ Write ex. 404 1-10, odds.

□ Review and study vocab. and grammar #’s Lessons 28-35. There will be a take home test on these Lessons posted on November 21^st, due November 29^th.

Monday, November 28th

Henle

□ Review, study, and learn Lessons 28-35.

□ Take test on Lessons 28-35.