Pronounce the Latin alphabet using ecclesiastical pronunciation and sing two Latin hymns or prayers by rote.

Give the English meaning of 125 Latin vocabulary words shown in random order, and the Latin for the English.

Recite five Latin prayers or hymns from memory and give a rough English sense of each.

Chant and write the present-tense personal endings and conjugate a first-conjugation verb in all six persons.

Recite twenty-five Latin sayings with their English meanings and explain what one of them means in ordinary life.

Give the meaning of four hundred cumulative Latin vocabulary words and name at least one English derivative for eighty of them.

Chant and write the first- and second-declension noun endings in all cases and both numbers, and decline any given noun of those declensions.

Conjugate first- and second-conjugation verbs in the present, imperfect, and future active indicative.

Translate simple Latin sentences into idiomatic English and simple English sentences into correct Latin, using known vocabulary and forms.

Recite thirty cumulative Latin sayings with meanings, including several used in the church and in law.

Decline nouns of all five declensions in every case and number from memory, and identify the declension of an unfamiliar noun from its genitive singular.

Conjugate verbs of all four conjugations in the six active indicative tenses, and form the principal parts of a given verb.

Parse any noun form by case, number, gender, and declension, and any verb form by person, number, tense, voice, mood, and conjugation.

Make adjectives agree with their nouns in case, number, and gender, including when the adjective belongs to a different declension than the noun.

Translate a connected Latin passage of at least twenty sentences into idiomatic English with a glossary but no answer key.