I. GRAMMAR RULES:
1. All words of the second declension whose nominative ends in '-um' are in the gender and are declined like the model noun ''.
2. In all neuter nouns and adjectives the accusative is always like the .
3. The indirect object is always put in the case.
II. SENTENCE DIAGRAMMING:
Indicate where each term should be placed in the following sentence diagram:

1. Nautae amicis victoriam dederunt.
A=; B=; C=; D=
2. Deus Filio regnum dedit.
A=; B=; C=; D=
3. Provinciam amico dedit.
A=( ); B=; C=; D=
III. SENTENCE TRANSLATION:
Translate the following sentence from Latin into English (do not use periods, and use the articles 'the' and 'a' only where necessary):

1.	Christus Deo gloriam dedit.	.
2.	Nautae amicis victoriam dederunt.	.
3.	Deus Christo terram dedit.	.
4.	Amico gladium dedit.	.

Translate the following sentences from English into Latin.

1.	God gave a kingdom to Christ.	.
2.	The Christians gave glory to God.	.
3.	They did not give the province to slaves.	.
4.	Sailors do not praise the dangers of war but they praise victory and the rewards of war.	sed .

Complete these sentences and translate:

1.	Christian orat.	.
2.	Nautae terr vid.	.
3.	Amici Dei Christ laud.	.
4.	Servis gladi non dedit.	He .