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Key Facts: PAU Latin II (Madrid) Exam

UCM / Madrid

PAU Organising Commission of the Community of Madrid

Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM)

90 Mins

Official examination duration

Madrid PAU Regulations

Min 4.0

Minimum Access Phase mark to combine with Bachillerato GPA

Madrid University Admission Regulations

5 Modules

Morphology (25%), Syntax (25%), Translation/Lit (20%), Etymology (15%), Culture (15%)

LOMLOE 2º Bachillerato Latin II Syllabus

100

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The Madrid PAU Latin II exam assesses student proficiency in Latin morphosyntax, text translation and commentary, literary history, phonetic evolution of Latin into Spanish, and Roman history across 5 core syllabus units.

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1What is the genitive plural form of the first-declension noun 'puella, puellae' (f., girl)?
A.puellarum
B.puellis
C.puellas
D.puellae
Explanation: First-declension nouns form their genitive plural with the suffix '-arum' attached to the stem (puell- + -arum = puellarum). Forms like 'puellis' represent the dative/ablative plural, while 'puellas' is the accusative plural.
2Which of the following is the correct nominative plural form of the second-declension masculine noun 'puer, pueri' (m., boy)?
A.pueros
B.pueri
C.pueris
D.puerorum
Explanation: Second-declension masculine nouns ending in '-er' form their nominative plural in '-i' (pueri). The ending '-os' is accusative plural, '-is' is dative/ablative plural, and '-orum' is genitive plural.
3What is the accusative singular of the third-declension consonant-stem noun 'rex, regis' (m., king)?
A.regem
B.regis
C.regi
D.rege
Explanation: Third-declension masculine and feminine consonant-stem nouns take the ending '-em' in the accusative singular (reg- + -em = regem). 'Regis' is genitive singular, 'regi' is dative singular, and 'rege' is ablative singular.
4What is the genitive singular form of the fourth-declension feminine noun 'manus, manus' (f., hand)?
A.manui
B.manus
C.manum
D.manuum
Explanation: Fourth-declension nouns are characterized by a long '-us' ending in the genitive singular (manus). 'Manui' is dative singular, 'manum' is accusative singular, and 'manuum' is genitive plural.
5What is the accusative plural form of the fifth-declension noun 'res, rei' (f., thing/matter)?
A.rebus
B.res
C.rem
D.rerum
Explanation: Fifth-declension nouns use the ending '-es' for both nominative plural and accusative plural (res). 'Rebus' is dative/ablative plural, 'rem' is accusative singular, and 'rerum' is genitive plural.
6What is the 3rd person plural present active indicative form of the irregular verb 'fero, ferre, tuli, latum' (to bear, carry)?
A.ferunt
B.fertis
C.ferimus
D.ferebant
Explanation: The present active indicative 3rd person plural of 'fero' is 'ferunt' (they carry). 'Fertis' is 2nd person plural, 'ferimus' is 1st person plural, and 'ferebant' is 3rd person plural imperfect indicative.
7Which form represents the nominative feminine singular of the demonstrative pronoun 'hic, haec, hoc' (this)?
A.hunc
B.haec
C.hanc
D.huius
Explanation: 'Haec' is the nominative feminine singular form (as well as nominative/accusative neuter plural) of 'hic'. 'Hunc' is masculine accusative singular, 'hanc' is feminine accusative singular, and 'huius' is genitive singular for all genders.
8What is the 3rd person singular imperfect active indicative of the first-conjugation verb 'amo, amare' (to love)?
A.amavit
B.amabat
C.amaret
D.amabit
Explanation: The imperfect active indicative of 1st conjugation verbs uses the tense sign '-ba-' followed by personal endings (ama- + -ba- + -t = amabat). 'Amavit' is perfect indicative, 'amaret' is imperfect subjunctive, and 'amabit' is future indicative.
9What is the genitive plural form of the third-declension neuter i-stem noun 'mare, maris' (n., sea)?
A.marum
B.marium
C.maribus
D.maria
Explanation: Neuter i-stem nouns of the third declension ending in '-e', '-al', or '-ar' (like mare) retain '-i-' in the stem, forming the genitive plural in '-ium' (marium). 'Maria' is nominative/accusative plural.
10What is the correct superlative form of the adjective 'pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum' (beautiful)?
A.pulchrior
B.pulcherrimus
C.pulchritudinis
D.pulchrissimus
Explanation: Adjectives ending in '-er' in the nominative masculine singular form their superlative by adding '-rimus, -rima, -rimum' directly to the nominative singular (pulcher + -rimus = pulcherrimus). 'Pulchrior' is comparative.

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