Latin Relative Pronoun Review Lesson

Latin Relative Pronoun Review

Part I: Grammar Terms

Answer each question so that each statement about Latin relative pronouns is true and accurate. Some questions are multiple choice and some are fill-in-the-blank; while others will ask you to drag and drop.

Multiple Choice

In Latin, the relative pronoun is used to join two sentences that share a common noun together so that the noun doesn’t have to be repeated. The second sentence becomes the _______________ . 

• main clause

• relative clause

• antecedent

• prepositional phrase

Multiple Choice

The part of the new sentence that contains the antecedent is called the _______________  because it stands alone as a full sentence. 

• main clause

• relative clause

• antecedent

• prepositional phrase

Multiple Choice

The part of the sentence that starts with the relative pronoun is called the _______________.

• main clause

• relative clause

• antecedent

• prepositional phrase

Drag and Drop

A relative pronoun must have the same ​​

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and ​

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as its antecedent. 

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number

gender

case

person

tense

voice

mood

use

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The relative clause begins with the ​

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and usually ends with the very first ​

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that you encounter. 

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relative pronoun

verb

noun

adjective

preposition

demonstrative pronoun

subject

object

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The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "puellae, quarum..." is ​ ​ ​

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, ​

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genitive

plural

feminine

neuter

ablative

Part II: Grammar Analysis

Drag and drop the grammatical terms so that the statement about Latin relative pronouns is true and accurate.

Drag and Drop

The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "vir, qui..." is ​ ​

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, ​

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​ ,​

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nominative

singular

masculine

plural

feminine

neuter

genitive

dative

ablative

accusative

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The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "puer, cui..." is ​ ​ ​

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, ​

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dative

singular

masculine

plural

feminine

neuter

genitive

ablative

accusative

Drag and Drop

The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "silvae, in quibus..." is ​ ​ ​

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, ​

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ablative

plural

feminine

neuter

accusative

Drag and Drop

The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "puellae, quas..." is ​ ​ ​

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, ​

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,​​

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accusative

plural

feminine

Drag and Drop

The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "puer, cuius..." is ​ ​ ​

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, ​

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,​​

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genitive

singular

masculine

plural

feminine

neuter

ablative

accusative

Drag and Drop

The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "pueri, quibuscum" is ​ ​ ​

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, ​

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ablative

plural

masculine

Drag and Drop

The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "agricola, quem..." is ​ ​ ​

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, ​

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accusative

singular

masculine

plural

feminine

neuter

ablative

Drag and Drop

The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "puella, quae..." is ​ ​ ​

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, ​

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nominative

singular

feminine

plural

neuter

ablative

Drag and Drop

The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "puella, cuius..." is ​ ​ ​

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, ​

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,​​

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genitive

singular

feminine

plural

neuter

Drag and Drop

The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "viri, qui..." is ​ ​ ​

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, ​

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,​​

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nominative

plural

masculine

neuter

ablative

Drag and Drop

The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "dona, quae..." is ​ ​ ​

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, ​

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nominative

plural

neuter

Drag and Drop

The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "silva, in quā..." is ​ ​ ​

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, ​

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ablative

singular

feminine

plural

neuter

Drag and Drop

The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "viri, quorum..." is ​ ​

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, ​

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​ ,​

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genitive

plural

masculine

feminine

neuter

dative

ablative

accusative

Drag and Drop

The case, number, and gender of the underlined relative pronoun "pueri, quos...." is ​ ​ ​

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, ​

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accusative

plural

masculine

neuter

Part III: Translation

Translate the relative pronoun only into Latin. Type your answer when prompted.

Part IV: Antecedents

Identify the antecedent of the relative pronoun in each English sentence.

Multiple Choice

What is the antecedent of the relative pronoun?

• we

• farmers

• work

• field

Multiple Choice

What is the antecedent of the relative pronoun?

• gods

• we

• gifts

• crops

Multiple Choice

What is the antecedent of the relative pronoun?

• fields

• we

• plant

• crops

Multiple Choice

What is the antecedent of the relative pronoun?

• neighbors

• crops

• ours

• harvest