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Key Facts: PAU Latin II (Cantabria) Exam

90 min

Exam time limit for PAU Latín II

University of Cantabria (UNICAN) PAU Organising Commission

0–10 scale

Official PAU scoring scale (minimum 4.0 required in Access Phase)

Cantabria PAU Regulations

5 Blocks

Official content blocks: Morphology, Syntax, Translation, Etymology, History/Culture/Literature

2º Bachillerato Latín II Curriculum (LOMLOE)

100

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1What is the case, number, and declension of the Latin noun form 'puellarum'?
A.Genitive plural, 1st declension
B.Accusative singular, 1st declension
C.Nominative plural, 2nd declension
D.Dative plural, 1st declension
Explanation: The ending '-arum' is the characteristic genitive plural termination for first declension nouns such as 'puella, -ae' (girl). It indicates possession or specification in the plural ('of the girls').
2What is the nominative plural form of the second declension neuter noun 'donum, -i' (gift)?
A.doni
B.dona
C.donis
D.donos
Explanation: All neuter nouns in Latin, regardless of declension, have identical nominative and accusative forms, and in the plural these forms always end in '-a'. Therefore, 'donum' becomes 'dona' in the nominative plural.
3Which genitive singular ending identifies a noun as belonging to the third declension in Latin?
A.-ae
B.-i
C.-is
D.-us
Explanation: The genitive singular ending '-is' is the defining marker of the third declension (e.g., 'rex, regis' or 'corpus, corporis'). Dictionary entries list this ending to distinguish 3rd declension nouns from others.
4What is the 3rd person plural present active indicative form of the 1st conjugation verb 'amare' (to love)?
A.amat
B.amabant
C.amaverunt
D.amant
Explanation: The present active indicative 3rd person plural suffix for 1st conjugation verbs is '-nt' attached to the present stem 'ama-', yielding 'amant' ('they love').
5Which verb form represents the 1st person singular imperfect active indicative of 'habere' (to have)?
A.habebam
B.habeo
C.habui
D.habueram
Explanation: The imperfect active indicative tense is formed by taking the present stem 'habe-', adding the tense indicator '-ba-', and the personal ending '-m', producing 'habebam' ('I was having' / 'I had').
6What is the perfect passive participle (masculine nominative singular) of the verb 'laudare' (to praise)?
A.laudans
B.laudatus
C.laudaturus
D.laudandi
Explanation: The perfect passive participle is formed from the 4th principal part stem (supine stem) with 1st/2nd declension adjective endings '-us, -a, -um'. For 'laudare', this form is 'laudatus' ('having been praised').
7What is the accusative singular form of the 4th declension feminine noun 'manus, -us' (hand)?
A.manui
B.manibus
C.manum
D.manos
Explanation: Fourth declension nouns form the accusative singular with the ending '-um' attached to the base stem, giving 'manum'. Most 4th declension nouns ending in '-us' are masculine, but 'manus' is a notable feminine noun of this declension.
8Which of the following is the genitive singular form of the 5th declension noun 'dies, -ei' (day)?
A.dii
B.dierum
C.diebus
D.diei
Explanation: Fifth declension nouns have '-ei' as their genitive singular ending when preceded by a vowel (as in 'di-ei'). In 'dies', the stem vowel 'e' combines with the genitive ending to form 'diei'.
9What is the dative plural form of the 3rd declension neuter noun 'carmen, carminis' (song/poem)?
A.carminibus
B.carmina
C.carminum
D.carminis
Explanation: Third declension nouns form their dative and ablative plural with the suffix '-ibus' attached to the oblique stem. The stem of 'carmen' is 'carmin-', so the dative plural is 'carminibus'.
10What is the 3rd person singular future active indicative form of the 3rd conjugation verb 'ducere' (to lead)?
A.ducabit
B.ducet
C.ducit
D.duxit
Explanation: Third and fourth conjugation verbs do not use the '-bi-' suffix for the future tense. Instead, they use a thematic vowel change: 1st person singular in '-am' and subsequent persons in '-e-'. Thus, 3rd person singular future active indicative of 'ducere' is 'ducet' ('he/she will lead').

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