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Key Facts: Castilla y León PAU Latin II Exam

90 minutes

Exam Duration

Comisión Organizadora de la PAU de Castilla y León

0 – 10

Grading Scale

Junta de Castilla y León PAU Regulation

4.0 / 10

Minimum Access Phase Subject Score

USAL / UVA / UBU / ULE PAU Guidelines

100

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The Castilla y León PAU Latin II exam tests Latin morphology, syntax, translation principles, etymology in Spanish, classical literature, and Roman civilization and heritage in Castilla y León. Time limit: 90 minutes. Graded 0–10. Please note that these practice questions are an English-language MCQ study adaptation for the Castilla y León PAU 2026 Latin II exam.

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1In classical Latin nominal morphology, which case and number ending is shared by the genitive singular and nominative plural of first-declension nouns (e.g., puella)?
A.-ae
B.-am
C.-arum
D.-is
Explanation: In the first declension (stem ending in -a), '-ae' is used for both the genitive singular (puellae) and the nominative plural (puellae).
2What is the nominative and accusative plural ending for neuter nouns of the second declension (e.g., bellum)?
A.-a
B.-i
C.-orum
D.-os
Explanation: All neuter nouns in classical Latin end in '-a' in the nominative, accusative, and vocative plural (e.g., bella).
3How does the ablative singular of third-declension pure i-stem nouns and neuter i-stems (e.g., turris, mare) differ from consonant-stem nouns (e.g., miles)?
A.Pure i-stems take '-i' in the ablative singular, whereas consonant stems take '-e'.
B.Pure i-stems take '-e' in the ablative singular, whereas consonant stems take '-i'.
C.Pure i-stems take '-u' in the ablative singular, whereas consonant stems take '-o'.
D.Both consonant stems and pure i-stems take '-is' in the ablative singular.
Explanation: Pure i-stem third-declension nouns (and neuters like mare/animal) take '-i' in the ablative singular (e.g., mari), whereas consonant-stem nouns take '-e' (e.g., milite).
4What is the nominative and accusative plural ending for third-declension neuter i-stem nouns such as mare or animal?
A.-ia
B.-a
C.-es
D.-ium
Explanation: Third-declension neuter i-stems form their nominative and accusative plural in '-ia' (e.g., maria, animalia).
5Which case ending identifies the genitive singular of fourth-declension nouns (e.g., manus, exercitus)?
A.-us (with a long u)
B.-i
C.-is
D.-ei
Explanation: Fourth-declension nouns are characterized by a genitive singular ending in '-us' (e.g., exercitus, manus).
6Which option correctly shows the nominative singular and genitive singular of the fifth-declension noun meaning 'day'?
A.dies, diei
B.dies, diis
C.dies, diorum
D.dieus, diei
Explanation: The fifth-declension noun 'dies' has nominative singular 'dies' and genitive singular 'diei'.
7When agreeing the third-declension adjective fortis, forte with the first-declension noun puella in the ablative singular, which phrase is morphologically correct?
A.puella forti
B.puella forte
C.puella fortis
D.puella fortissimam
Explanation: Third-declension adjectives use i-stem endings in the ablative singular, ending in '-i' (forti). Since puella is ablative singular (puella), the agreement is 'puella forti'.
8What are the standard suffixes used to form the comparative degree and regular superlative degree of Latin adjectives in the nominative masculine singular?
A.Comparative: -ior; Superlative: -issimus
B.Comparative: -issimus; Superlative: -ior
C.Comparative: -ter; Superlative: -e
D.Comparative: -is; Superlative: -us
Explanation: Regular Latin comparative adjectives add '-ior' (masculine/feminine) to the base, while superlatives add '-issimus, -a, -um'.
9Which irregular comparative and superlative pair corresponds to the positive adjective bonus ('good')?
A.melior, optimus
B.peior, pessimus
C.maior, maximus
D.minor, minimus
Explanation: Bonus ('good') has the irregular comparative melior ('better') and superlative optimus ('best').
10What is the genitive singular form across all genders for the demonstrative pronoun hic, haec, hoc ('this')?
A.huius
B.huic
C.hunc
D.horum
Explanation: The demonstrative pronoun hic, haec, hoc has the genitive singular form 'huius' for masculine, feminine, and neuter.

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