Latin Cases Assessment: Nominative and Accusative Usage

Front

In the sentence 'Marcus puellam videt,' what is the function of 'puellam'?

Back

Direct object

Front

Which case is used for the subject of a sentence in Latin?

Back

Nominative

Front

What is the primary function of the accusative case?

Back

To indicate the direct object.

Front

The accusative case is typically used for: Showing ownership, Indicating time, Direct objects, Subjects of verbs

Back

Direct objects

Front

The nominative case is used for: Objects of prepositions, Subjects, Indirect objects, Direct objects

Back

Subjects

Front

In 'Marcus amicum videt,' what case is 'amicum' in?

Back

Accusative

Front

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct? Marcus Iuliam amat., Marcus Iuliam amant., Marcus Iuliam aman., Marcus Iuliam amamus.

Back

Marcus Iuliam amat.

Front

In the sentence 'The teacher instructs the students', what case is 'teacher'?

Back

Nominative

Front

In the sentence 'Marcus amicum videt,' what is the direct object/accusative?

Back

amicum

Front

Choose the correct translation for this sentence: Pueri puellam vident

Back

The boys see the girl.