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Key Facts: Basque PAU Latin II Exam

90 Min

Official examination time limit at UPV/EHU

UPV/EHU PAU Regulations 2026

4.0 / 10

Minimum grade required in Access Phase to blend with Bachillerato GPA

Spanish University Access Decree

5 Core Areas

Curricular areas: Grammar, Syntax, Authors/Translation, History/Culture, Etymology

Basque Government Department of Education Syllabus

60% / 40%

Weight of Bachillerato GPA vs PAU Access Phase score

BOE / UPV/EHU Admission Criteria

3 Languages

Exam languages: Basque, Spanish, with Classical Latin source texts

UPV/EHU PAU Organising Commission

100

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Basque Country PAU Latin II (UPV/EHU 2026) is a 90-minute university entrance exam assessing 2º Bachillerato syllabus domains.

Sample Basque PAU Latin II Practice Questions

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1Which option represents the correct genitive plural form of the third-declension noun 'miles, militis' (m. - soldier)?
A.militum
B.militium
C.militibus
D.militis
Explanation: The noun 'miles, militis' is a consonant-stem noun of the third declension. Consonant stems form their genitive plural in '-um' (militum), unlike i-stem third-declension nouns which form it in '-ium'.
2What is the accusative singular of the irregular fifth-declension noun 'res, rei' (f. - thing, matter)?
A.rerum
B.rem
C.rebus
D.res
Explanation: Fifth-declension feminine nouns ending in '-es' in the nominative singular form their accusative singular with the characteristic ending '-em', yielding 'rem'.
3Identify the nominative plural form of the irregular noun 'vis' (f. - force, strength; pl. vires, virium).
A.vis
B.virium
C.vires
D.viribus
Explanation: In the singular, 'vis' is defective and irregular (vis, vim, vi), but in the plural it uses the stem 'vir-' with third-declension i-stem endings, making 'vires' the nominative and accusative plural.
4What is the comparative degree form of the adjective 'bonus, -a, -um' (good)?
A.optimus, -a, -um
B.bonior, bonius
C.bene
D.melior, melius
Explanation: The adjective 'bonus' exhibits suppletive irregular comparison in Latin: positive 'bonus', comparative 'melior, melius', and superlative 'optimus, -a, -um'.
5Which case and number is represented by the demonstrative pronoun form 'eorum'?
A.Genitive plural masculine and neuter
B.Dative plural masculine, feminine, and neuter
C.Accusative singular masculine
D.Genitive singular feminine
Explanation: The form 'eorum' is the genitive plural masculine and neuter of the demonstrative pronoun 'is, ea, id' (meaning 'of them' or 'their'). The feminine genitive plural is 'earum'.
6The verb 'sequor, sequi, secutus sum' is a deponent verb. What does this mean structurally and semantically?
A.It has active form but passive meaning.
B.It has passive form but active meaning.
C.It exists only in the third person singular.
D.It lacks perfect stem tenses entirely.
Explanation: Deponent verbs in Latin (from 'deponere', to lay aside) have laid aside active morphological forms; they are conjugated strictly in passive forms but carry active meanings (e.g. 'sequor' = 'I follow').
7Identify the tense and mood of the verb form 'amavisset'.
A.Imperfect subjunctive active
B.Perfect subjunctive active
C.Pluperfect subjunctive active
D.Pluperfect indicative active
Explanation: The form 'amavisset' is constructed from the perfect stem 'amav-' plus the pluperfect subjunctive suffix '-isse-' and third-person ending '-t', representing the 3rd person singular pluperfect subjunctive active ('he/she had loved').
8What is the 1st person singular present indicative active of the irregular verb 'fero, ferre, tuli, latum'?
A.tuli
B.feram
C.ferebam
D.fero
Explanation: The verb 'fero' (to bear, carry) is irregular in the present stem. Its 1st person singular present indicative active is 'fero'.
9Which of the following forms is the Latin Future Active Participle of 'doceo, docere, docui, doctum' (to teach)?
A.docturus, -a, -um
B.docens, docentis
C.doctus, -a, -um
D.docendus, -a, -um
Explanation: The future active participle is formed by adding '-urus, -ura, -urum' to the supine stem. For 'doceo', the supine stem is 'doct-', yielding 'docturus, -a, -um' ('about to teach').
10What is the genitive singular ending for masculine and feminine nouns of the fourth declension (e.g. 'manus', 'exercitus')?
A.-i
B.-us (long u)
C.-is
D.-ei
Explanation: Fourth-declension nouns are characterized by '-us' in the nominative singular and long '-us' in the genitive singular (e.g., 'exercitus, exercitus'), distinguishing them from second-declension nouns in '-us' (genitive '-i').

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