Foreign plural in English

Noun plurals
Some nouns of Latin or Greek origin have
irregular plural:

analysis - analyses
hypothesis - hypotheses
basis - bases
crisis crises
thesis - theses

Noun plurals
Some nouns of Latin or Greek origin have
irregular plural:

datum - data
medium - media
memorandum memoranda
stratum - strata

Noun plurals
Some nouns of Latin or Greek origin have
irregular plural:

index indices
appendix - appendices
criterion criteria
phenomenon - phenomena
stimulus stimuli
formula - formulae

Noun plurals
Some nouns with irregular plural have two forms of plural,
the foreign one and English one. In some cases the two
plurals have different meanings:
index
genius

formula
medium

indexes = tables of contents

indices = mathematical signs
geniuses = persons of unusually great
mental powers
genii = good or evil spirits
formulas = forms of words
formulae = mathematical terms
mediums = people claiming
communication with spirits
media = means, agencies

What are the plural forms of these

nouns:

curriculum
syllabus
matrix
stratum
automaton
parenthesis

CURRICULA
SYLLABI
MATRICES
STRATA
AUTOMATA
PARENTHESES

III. Make these words plural:

analysis
criterion
datum
basis
medium
index

________________
ANALYSES
________________
CRITERIA
________________
DATA
________________
BASES
MEDIA - MEDIUMS
________________
INDEXES - INDICES
________________