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Key Facts: Hesse Abitur Latin LK Exam

300 min

Bearbeitungszeit for Leistungsfach (including selection time) per §25 Abs. 2 OAVO — not 285 min (modern languages)

LA26 Abiturerlass, section II

160–180 Wörter

LK Übersetzungstext length; poetry may fall up to 10% below minimum

LA26 Abiturerlass, Latein section 4.2

3 Vorschläge

Candidate chooses one complete proposal; choice binding at Übersetzung submission on Deckblatt

LA26 Abiturerlass, Latein section 4.3 and 4.6

15.04.–08.05.2026

Written Landesabitur 2026 window; Nachprüfungen 19.05.–03.06.2026

LA26 Abiturerlass, section II

9 Themenfelder

LA26 Latein themes Q1.1–Q3.4 with LK Textgrundlagen: Cicero (Q1), Vergil Aeneis IV (Q2), Seneca ep. 1/76 (Q3)

LA26 Abiturerlass, Latein section 4.4

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1In Ciceronian oratory at Leistungskurs depth, which construction best analyses "oratore dicente, senatus consilium cepit"?
A.Ablative absolute marking attendant circumstance while the orator speaks
B.Ablative of agent requiring a/ab with a personal agent
C.Dative of possession agreeing with senatus
D.Accusative of extent modifying consilium
Explanation: «oratore dicente» is an ablative absolute: a noun + participle in the ablative expressing attendant circumstance. Agent with a/ab, dative of possession, and accusative of extent are different constructions.
2After verbs of saying/thinking at LK level, which best glosses "Dixit se hostes vicisse"?
A.He said that he himself had conquered the enemies (AcI with reflexive se)
B.Ablative absolute of completed action without an infinitive
C.Purpose clause with ut omitted before an infinitive
D.Relative clause of characteristic introduced by se
Explanation: «Dixit se … vicisse» is accusativus cum infinitivo: subject accusative «se» + perfect infinitive after a verb of saying. Reflexive «se» refers to the speaker of «dixit».
3Which phrase uses a gerundive of obligation (gerundivum) rather than a gerund?
A.liber legendus est — “the book must be read”
B.ars scribendi — “the art of writing” (genitive gerund)
C.legendo discimus — “we learn by reading” (ablative gerund)
D.ad scribendum — “for the purpose of writing” (gerund with ad)
Explanation: «liber legendus» is a gerundive agreeing with a noun (often with obligation: legendus est). «scribendi», «legendo», and «ad scribendum» are gerund forms/uses, not the agreeing gerundive of obligation.
4What mood is required in "Volo ut discas."?
A.Indicative
B.Subjunctive
C.Imperative
D.Infinitive
Explanation: After volo ut, Latin requires the subjunctive (discas) in a purpose clause.
5In "Urbs magna est.", what case is "urbs"?
A.Nominative subject
B.Accusative direct object
C.Ablative of separation
D.Vocative address
Explanation: Urbs is nominative, the subject of est.
6"A Caesare victus est." What is "a Caesare"?
A.Ablative of agent
B.Ablative of means
C.Dative of reference
D.Genitive of possession
Explanation: With a passive verb, a/ab + ablative marks the agent: "he was defeated by Caesar".
7Which is the correct perfect active infinitive of "fero"?
A.tulisse
B.latum esse
C.feruisse
D.latus esse
Explanation: The perfect active infinitive of fero is tulisse.
8What does "ne" introduce in "Timeo ne veniat."?
A.A negative purpose/result clause with subjunctive
B.A simple negative command
C.A concessive clause
D.An indirect statement
Explanation: Timeo ne + subjunctive expresses fear that something may happen.
9"Cum Caesar venisset, pugnaverunt." What type of cum-clause is this?
A.Temporal cum with indicative
B.Causal cum with subjunctive
C.Concessive cum with subjunctive
D.Circumstantial/temporal cum with subjunctive (past)
Explanation: Venisset is pluperfect subjunctive after cum, marking temporal background in past narrative.
10Which case does the supine in "Romam iit spectatum." take?
A.Accusative (supine in -um)
B.Ablative (supine in -u)
C.Genitive
D.Dative
Explanation: Spectatum is accusative supine expressing purpose after a verb of motion.

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