Types of Participles Review

Types of Participles Review

Types of Participles

• Present Active- "verbing"- ns, ntis- 3rd declension

• Perfect Passive- having been verbed/verbed- 4th PP- 1/2 declension

• Perfect Active- having verbed- SCRAP PILE- 1/2 declension

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "scienti"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "verberatus"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation of "verberatus" as it appears in this sentence: "athleta attonitus, a Myles Garrett verberatus, erat Mason Rudolph.

• struck/punched

• cursed

• attacked

• stricking

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "regressus"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "ornatam"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "gerentem"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active

Multiple Choice

Choose the translation that makes the most sentence: in officino, Dwight Jimum, vestimenta eius gerentem, non conspexit.

• wearing

• waging

• bearing

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "amatus"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active

Multiple Choice

In the sentence "Infans Grogu, a multis discipulis et Magistrā amatus, aliquem tollere temptabat," "a multis discipulīs" and "ā Magistrā" are what types of ablatives?

• Ablatives of Instrument/Mean

• Ablatives of Agent

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "cedens"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active

Multiple Select

Choose ALL THREE possible translations of cedens in the sentence "Spongius Bobius, in culina taberna cedens, in caelo manus sustulit.

• giving in

• yielding

• fighting

• giving way

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "clamans"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "parens"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active

Multiple Choice

Choose the best translation of parens in the sentence: canis, dominō parens, multas artes didicit.

• preparing

• ordering

• sitting

• obeying

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "iaciens"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "electum"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active

Multiple Choice

Choose the best translation of electum in the sentence: Meghan Markle prope armarium XXIV, a competitore electum, stabat.

• tricked

• elected

• choosing

• chosen

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "conspicati"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active

Multiple Choice

Choose the best translation of "conspictatī" in the sentence "Ultores, Thanum conspicatī, ad eum quam celerrime festinaverunt.

• having obtained

• having spoken

• having prayed to

• having noticed

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "precatus"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "datum"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active

Multiple Choice

What type of participle is "iussi"

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Perfect Active