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Key Facts: PAU Latin II (Canary Islands) Exam
90 min
Exam time duration for the PAU specific paper
Canary Islands PAU Organising Commission (COPAU)
0–10 scale
Scoring system (minimum 4.0 in Access Phase to combine with Bachillerato)
Canary Islands PAU Regulations
5 Core Units
Curriculum modules: Morphology, Syntax, Literature, History/Culture, Etymology
2º Bachillerato Humanities Curriculum COPAU
100
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1What is the genitive singular ending of the first Latin declension?
2What ending do the nominative, vocative, and accusative plural cases share for second-declension neuter nouns?
3In parisyllabic nouns of the third Latin declension (i-stems), what is the usual ablative singular ending for two-termination adjectives?
4What is the correct headword form and genitive singular of the fourth-declension noun 'manus'?
5To which declension does the noun 'dies, diei' (day) belong?
6What is the third person plural of the present active indicative of the verb 'amo, amare' (first conjugation)?
7What tense-mood marker identifies the imperfect active indicative in the 1st and 2nd Latin conjugations?
8How is the 1st person singular of the future active indicative formed in the 3rd conjugation (for example, 'lego, legere')?
9The Latin verb form 'legisset' is morphologically analyzed as:
10What is the 3rd person singular of the present passive indicative of the irregular verb 'fero, ferre'?
About the PAU Latin II (Canary Islands) Exam
Comprehensive 100-question practice test bank for the Canary Islands (ULPGC & ULL) PAU exam in Latin II (Latín II). Covers Latin morphology, complex syntax, prose and poetry authors, Roman historical institutions, phonetic evolution to Spanish, and Latin phrases.
Exam sponsor: Canary Islands PAU Organising Commission (COPAU) / ULPGC & ULL. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.
Assessment
The PAU Latin II exam in the Canary Islands (ULPGC & ULL) tests translation skills from Classical Latin into Spanish, comprehensive morphosyntactic analysis, knowledge of Latin literary history and authors, Roman civilization, and etymological evolution into Spanish over a 90-minute session.
Time Limit
90 minutes (1.5 hours)
Passing Score
Marked on a 0–10 scale. Minimum 4.0 required in Access Phase to combine with Bachillerato GPA (60% Bachillerato + 40% PAU >= 5.0 to pass).
Exam / Certification Fees
EUR 76.12 base registration fee for PAU Access Phase (set by Gobierno de Canarias / COPAU).
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Our practice resources: topics covered
We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.
Latin Morphology & Vocabulary
Noun and adjective declensions, pronoun forms, verb conjugations, irregular/deponent verbs, and core classical vocabulary.
Latin Syntax & Sentence Structure
Case syntax, ablative absolute, accusative with infinitive (indirect statement), subordinate clauses (ut, cum, ne, relative), and conditional structures.
Latin Literature & Literary Genres
Epic, lyric, elegiac, drama, historiography, oratory, and philosophy (Vergil, Ovid, Caesar, Cicero, Sallust, Livy, Horace, Catullus).
Roman History, Culture & Institutions
Political periods, magistrates, Roman Senate, social classes, daily life, religion, and Roman presence in Hispania.
Etymology & Latin Legacy
Phonetic evolution rules into Spanish, doublets (cultismos and patrimoniales), prefixes/suffixes, and Latin Latinisms/phrases in modern use.
Preparing for the PAU Latin II (Canary Islands) Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: Marked on a 0–10 scale. Minimum 4.0 required in Access Phase to combine with Bachillerato GPA (60% Bachillerato + 40% PAU >= 5.0 to pass).
- Assessment: The PAU Latin II exam in the Canary Islands (ULPGC & ULL) tests translation skills from Classical Latin into Spanish, comprehensive morphosyntactic analysis, knowledge of Latin literary history and authors, Roman civilization, and etymological evolution into Spanish over a 90-minute session.
- Time limit: 90 minutes (1.5 hours)
- Exam / certification fees: EUR 76.12 base registration fee for PAU Access Phase (set by Gobierno de Canarias / COPAU). Official sources
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PAU Latin II (Canary Islands): Suggested Study Strategy
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this practice bank in the same format as the real Canary Islands PAU exam?
No, and it is important to know the difference. The official Canary Islands PAU paper is a 90-minute examination sat in Spanish and built around translation of a Latin passage with a dictionary, plus morphology, syntax, etymology and literature questions answered in writing. Under the 2026 PAU design rules agreed by COPAU and the CRUE, open and semi-constructed responses must account for at least 70% of every paper, so the real exam contains no multiple-choice section. This bank is an English-language multiple-choice study adaptation of the same official 2º Bachillerato syllabus — not an official translation, not a past paper, and not a simulation of the exam format. Use it to drill the underlying knowledge and reasoning quickly, then practise translating unseen Latin passages into Spanish with a dictionary separately, because that is what the examiners actually mark.
What is the official subject title for this PAU exam in the Canary Islands?
The official subject title is Latín II in the 2º Bachillerato Humanities syllabus under COPAU, ULPGC, and ULL regulations.
How is the final PAU mark calculated for university admission in Spain?
The overall university admission grade combines Bachillerato GPA (60%) and the PAU Access Phase mark (40%). Subject options like Latín II can add up to 2.0 extra points each in the Admission Phase.
Are dictionaries allowed during the Canary Islands PAU Latin II exam?
Yes, candidates are permitted to use a Latin-Spanish dictionary (including appended grammatical and proper name tables) during the official PAU examination.
In what language are the examination questions and responses formulated?
The Latin source text is translated into Spanish, and all analysis, literature, history, and etymology answers are written in Spanish.
What are the main phonetic rules tested in the etymology portion of the exam?
Key rules include monophthongization (ae > e, au > o), diphthongization of short accented vowels (e > ie, o > ue), loss of unstressed interior vowels (syncope), voiceless intervocalic consonant lenition (p, t, k > b, d, g), and palatalization.