Passive Voice Practice Latin

Front

Which statement best defines passive voice?

Back

The subject receives the action of the verb, emphasizing the receiver.

Front

Rewrite the event from active to passive voice: Active: The dog chases the cat

Back

Passive: The cat is chased by the dog.

Front

In active voice, what is emphasized compared to passive voice?

Back

Who is doing the action, such as the dog chasing.

Front

In Latin, which verb ending marks third person singular in the passive voice?

Back

-tur

Front

In Latin passive formation, which ending indicates third person plural?

Back

-ntur

Front

Choose the best English translation of the Latin passive sentence: Epistula a puellā scribitur.

Back

The letter is written by the girl.

Front

Recall the characteristic infinitive endings: Which pair correctly matches the First Latin conjugation?

Back

-o, -are

Front

A verb with the infinitive ending -ēre most likely belongs to which Latin conjugation?

Back

Second conjugation

Front

Using the procedure shown for amo, amare, which step correctly identifies the stem for forming the passive voice of a first conjugation verb?

Back

Find the second principal part amare and remove -re to get ama-

Front

Which statement correctly defines the Ablative of Agent in Latin passive constructions?

Back

It indicates the person performing the action and normally uses the preposition a/ab.