Supply the correct forms of the following pronoun/adjective forms based on the clues. You will need to know forms of ille, is, qui, and quis/quid. You may ask for a hint, but will lose points if you do so.

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ACROSS 1 Femina, ___ vidi, erat Aurelia. (whom) 4 Ianitores custodiunt ianuas _____ domuum. (of those, but use an "is" form) 6 Via, in ____ multitudo stabat, erat plena hominum et strepituum. (which) 7 Ille puer est Marcus. Agnovi _____ statim. (him, but use a form of "is.") 8 This word is both the nominative and accusative form for "you (all)," 2nd person plural. 9 This form is both the dative and ablative plural of the 1st person plural pronoun. 10 Aurigae, _____ equi semper vincunt, laeti sunt. (whose--careful!) 12 This pronoun is 3rd person singular dative case for all three genders and means "to/for himself, herself, itself, themselves." 14 Ancilla, _____ mater stolam sordidam dedit, eam diligenter lavit. (to whom) 15 Videsne me? Video _____. (you--think carefully!) 16 This form is the genitive singular for all three genders of "is, ea, id."

DOWN 1 This relative pronoun does quadruple duty: nom. sing. fem., nom. plur. fem., nom. plur. neut, and acc. plur. neut. 2 Flavia in silvis _____cum ambulabat. (me) 3 Puellae, _____ Sextus vexabat, iratae erant. (whom) 5 _____ domum redeo. (No hint, but it's very emphatic to say it this way.) 6 _____ pater in Foro occurrit? (Whom--plural, but watch the verb!) 10 _____ facis? (What) 11 Titus _____ Circum monstravit. (me) 13 _____ magna voce clamavit. (That man, he--in one word) 14 Mercator, _____ glires optimi sunt, tabernam prope Forum tenuit. (whose) 15 _____ non licet in urbem solus exire. (You--singular, but think carefully.) 16 This word can mean "she," but usually means "those things" and is a form of "is."