Home

Tutoring

Subjects

Live Classes

Study Coach

Essay Review

On-Demand Courses

Colleges

Games

Sign up

Log in

Opening subject page...

Loading your content

Practice

  • All Subjects
  • Algebra Flashcards
  • SAT Math Practice Tests
  • Math Question of the Day
  • Live Classes
  • On-Demand Courses

Varsity Tutors

  • Find a Tutor
  • Test Prep
  • Online Classes
  • K-12 Learning
  • College Search
  • VarsityTutors.com

© 2026 Varsity Tutors. All rights reserved.

  1. Subjects ›
  2. AP Latin ›
  3. Question of the Day

AP Latin Question of the Day

AP Latin Question of the Day

Answer today's AP Latin question, reveal the full explanation, then keep the streak going with a new question every day.

Nescio quid mater mea faciat.

The form faciat is used in this sentence because it is the verb in...

Keep practicing AP Latin

  • AP Latin Quizzes
  • AP Latin Practice Tests
  • AP Latin Tutors
  • AP Latin Test Prep

Question of the Day

Nescio quid mater mea faciat.

The form faciat is used in this sentence because it is the verb in...

  1. a purpose clause.
  2. an indirect question. (correct answer)
  3. a result clause.
  4. a simple statement of fact.

Explanation: The clause quid mater mea faciat is an indirect question, dependent on the main verb nescio ("I do not know"). Indirect questions are introduced by an interrogative word (here, quid) and always have their verb in the subjunctive mood. A statement of fact (D) would use the indicative mood. Purpose (A) and result (C) clauses use the subjunctive but are introduced by conjunctions like ut or ne.