CLC Cases review

CLC Cases review

By Joan Crist

Review the declensions we know so far.

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​	​1st declension	​2nd declension	​3rd declension
​nominative singular	​puella	​servus	​leo
​accusative singular	​puellam	​servum	​leōnem
​nominative plural	​puellae	​servī	​leōnēs

Multiple Choice

What is a declension?

• A family of nouns with their cases.

• A polite way to turn down an invitation to dinner.

Multiple Choice

What is a noun?

• an action word

• a connecting word

• a describing word

• a word for a person, place, or thing

Multiple Choice

A noun in the nominative case is usually...

• the receiver of the action.

• the do-er of the action.

• the action

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A plural noun is...

• one

• more than one

Multiple Choice

If the nominative noun is plural, the verb must also be...

• singular

• plural

Review these forms again.

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​	​1st declension	​2nd declension	​3rd declension
​nominative singular	​puella	​servus	​leo
​accusative singular	​puellam	​servum	​leōnem
​nominative plural	​puellae	​servī	​leōnēs

Multiple Choice

The slave looks at the girl.

servus _____ spectat.

• puella

• puellam

• puellae

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The girls look at the slave.

_____ servum spectant.

• puella

• puellam

• puellae

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The slaves are looking at the lion.

servī _____ spectant.

• leo

• leōnem

• leōnēs

Multiple Choice

The lions are looking at the slave.

leōnēs _____ spectant.

• servus

• servum

• servī

Multiple Choice

The lion made an uproar.

_____ clāmōrem fēcit.

• leo

• leōnem

• leōnēs