Wheelock Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Beginning Latin Level 1 Notes Chapters 1-15 notes from Wheelock's. Very detailed 35 pages that contain everything you need to know, like declensions, endings, grammar, verbs, pronouns, sentences with answers and much more.

Question 1 2 / 2 pts Which person was not known as being active in the education of Native Americans? Samuel Armstrong David Brainerd Richard Pratt Eleazar Wheelock George Whitefield

Kappa Sigma Questions and Answers Already Passed Write the star and crescent with proper punctuation. "The star and crescent shall not be worn by every man, but only by him who is worthy to wear it. He must be a gentleman... a man of honor and courage... a man of zeal, yet humble... an intelligent man... a man of truth... one who tempers action with wisdom and, above all else, one who walks in the light of God." What are the Four Pillars that every Kappa Sigma should dedicate themselves to? L...

cheat sheets containing... - forms of sum & possum - 3rd Declension - 3rd conjugation - demonstrative adjective charts - 4th conjugation & 3rd -io conjugation

A series of cheat sheets & examples: - first & second conjugation, present tense - first declension - second declension - second declension, neuter - first & second conjugation, imperfect & future tenses

Here is a quick reference guide to help you decline all five noun declensions. If you find that you flip through countless pages to find the right set of endings you need, this is the right document for you. It includes endings for all five of the declensions and all three genders.

Here is a quick reference guide that will help you decline all your Latin nouns. If you find that you often have to flip through countless pages to find the right set of noun endings, this is the document for you. You will find helpful tips referring to all five of the declensions and all three genders.

This set of notes is from a Complete 16 Week semester of Beginning Latin, or Latin I. It was a class that met Monday through Friday and I ended the class with over a !00%. All of the grammatical charts are included and there are tons of examples of Latin sentences and vocabulary. All in all, I worked very hard on these notes and they've carried me through to Latin II.