Latin I Unit 1 Part 2 Nominatives and Accusatives Recap Lesson

Multiple Choice

When we are talking about grammar, what is the subject of a sentence?

• the noun doing the action

• the noun the action is being done to

• the main idea of the sentence

• the noun the sentence is about

Multiple Choice

When we are talking about grammar, what is the direct object of a sentence?

• the noun doing the action

• the noun the action is being done to

• the main idea of the sentence

• the noun the sentence is about

Multiple Choice

What forms are nouns with the endings -a, -us, or whatever the form is on a vocabulary list?

• Nominative Singular

• Nominative Plural

Multiple Choice

How will a noun be used a sentence if it has one of those NOMINATIVE SINGULAR endings?

• Subject - Doing the Action

• Direct Object - Action is done to it

Multiple Choice

What forms are nouns with the endings -ae, -i, or -es?

• Nominative Singular

• Nominative Plural

Multiple Choice

How will a noun be used a sentence if it has one of those NOMINATIVE PLURAL endings?

• Subject - Doing the Action

• Direct Object - Action is done to it

Multiple Select

Which of the following endings are ACCUSATIVE endings?

• -a

• -am

• -um

• -em

• -es

Multiple Choice

If you see an ACCUSATIVE ending on a noun, how is that noun being used in the sentence?

• Subject - Doing the Action

• Direct Object - Action is Being Done To It

Multiple Choice

Cornelia Sextum non amat.

Which of these words is an accusative noun?

• Cornelia

• Sextum

• non

• amat

Multiple Choice

puellae puerum in arbore conspiciunt.

Which of these words is a nominative noun?

• puellae

• puerum

• arbore

• conspiciunt

Multiple Choice

puerum amicae sub arbore vident.

Which of these words is the subject of the sentence?

• puerum

• amicae

• arbore

• vident

Multiple Choice

Marcum videt Flavia.

Which of these words is the direct object of the sentence?

• Marcum

• videt

• Flavia