Can you name the Caesar Book 4 Vocabulary? by kelsh

Latin	English	Help
dedecus		dedecus, dedecoris, n.
coorta est		coorior, cooriri, coortus sum
ancoris		ancora, ae, f.
consilio		consilium, consilii, n.
vultis (not vultus)		volo, velle
item		-----
constitui		constituo, constituere
omnino		-----
proelio		proelium, proelii, n.
egredi		egredior, egredi, egressus sum
eveniret		evenio, evenire
modo		modus, modi, m.
genere		genus, generis, n
consuerant		consuesco, consuescere
expeditis		expeditus,a, um
supra		-----
nostri		noster, a, um
portu		portus, portus, m.
aquilam		aquila, aquilae, f.
maxime		'maximum'
polliciti sunt		polliceor, polliceri, pollicitus sum

Latin	English	Help
vento		ventus, venti, m.
magnopere		adv. of magnus
paulum		-----
arido		aridus, a, um
iussit		iubeo, iubere
litore		litus, litoris, n.
fluctibus		fluctus, fluctus, m.
latere		latus, lateris, n.
statim		-----
vadis		vadum, vadi, n.
rettulerunt		refero, referre
nisi		-----
unde		-----
inde		-----
simul		'simultaneous'
motus		motus, motus, m.
uti		utor, uti, usus sum
inquit		-----
studio		studium, studii, n.
leni		lenis, lene
tela		telum, teli, n.

Latin	English	Help
navi		navis, navis, f.
quartum		quartus, a, um
propter		-----
sagittis		sagitta, ae
interea		-----
conspexissent		conspicio, conspicere
provectae		proveho, provehere
aperto		apertus, a, um
subito		-----
desiliendum		desilio, desilire
summa		summus, a, um
praemisso		praemitto, praemittere
incitarent		incito, incitare
legionis		legio, legionis, f.
conicerent		conicio, conicere
coepit		coepi, coepisse
petiverunt		peto, petere
questus		queror, queri, questus sum
feliciter		'felicity'
pace		pax, pacis, f.
utris		uter, a, um

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Caesar Book 4 Vocabulary Quiz

by kelsh

Created Sep 20, 2012 in Language
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	milgita:	Sep 21st, 2012 at 00:08 GMT		1 point
	I think you should either move your "Help" column to the "Latin" column or only accept translations matching the "Latin" (e.g. legionis would be "of the legion", navi would be "to the boat," uti would be "to use," etc). The problem with the second approach is that it's hard to translate some forms without context. So I would suggest that you get rid of what now occupies the "latin" column and put the things now in "help" into the "Latin" column. The words now in "help" are the words we're actually having to define. Now this is just curiosity, but I was wondering if you have a reason for hiding items in the "help" column until the questions are answered? It seems kind of ironic to me. Happy Latin! :)

	milgita:	Sep 21st, 2012 at 00:15 GMT		1 point
	post scriptum: Obviously you wouldn't want to change the hints in your Latin column for non-verb and non-noun words, etc. since those are pretty straightforward.

	kelsh:	Sep 21st, 2012 at 00:36 GMT		1 point
	It's made for my students who are reading Caesar. The forms on the left are the actual forms from the text, which I want them to be able to recognize. Once they recognize the forms, they can 'confirm' their guesses by seeing the principal parts or the genitives, etc.

	milgita:	Sep 21st, 2012 at 16:13 GMT		1 point
	Aha! That makes sense. :)