Latin 1: Unit 3 Review

Unit 3 Review

Multiple Choice

Which of these is NOT a noun?

• donum

• Christus

• parvus

• regina

Multiple Select

What are the four attributes of nouns?

• declension

• gender

• number

• case

• person

Multiple Choice

What does the nominative case do?

• subject

• possession

• direct object

• object of a preposition

Multiple Choice

What does the genitive case do?

• subject

• possession

• direct object

• indirect object

Multiple Choice

What does the dative case do?

• possession

• indirect object

• accusative

• object of a preposition

Multiple Choice

what does the accusative case do?

• indirect object

• direct object

• object of a preposition

• subject

Multiple Choice

What does the ablative case do?

• direct object

• indirect object

• object of a preposition

• subject

Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE: Latin nouns are always masculine or feminine

• true

• false

• perhaps

Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE: the 1st declension is always feminine

• true

• false

• perhaps

Open Ended

Decline the noun mensa, mensae, f.

Open Ended

Decline the noun: mundus

Open Ended

Decline the noun verbum, verbi, n.

Open Ended

Decline the noun-adjective pair "bonus nauta"

Multiple Choice

Identify the declension: caelum, caeli

• 1st

• 2nd masc.

• 2nd neut.

Multiple Choice

Identify the declension: agnus, i.

• 1st

• 2nd masc.

• 2nd neut.

Multiple Choice

Identify the declension: agricola, ae.

• 1st

• 2nd masc

• 2nd neut.

Multiple Choice

Identify the declension: terra, ae

• 1st

• 2nd masc.

• 2nd neut.

Multiple Select

What two endings are the same in the Neuter rule?

• nominative

• dative

• accusative

• genitive

Multiple Select

In what three ways does an adjective agree with the noun it describes?

• gender

• number

• tense

• case

• person