Latin II: Relative Pronouns and Is, Ea, Id

Hominēs ignem quī urbem destruit exstinguere temptant.

• who
• which
• him
• whom

Ventus, ______ fortis nunc est, afflat. [The wind, WHICH is now strong, is blowing.]

• quī

• quae

• quem

• quod

Imperator, ____ nomen est Claudius, praecedit Neronem. (The emperor WHOSE name is Claudius, precedes Nero.)

• cuius

• quam

• quem

• quis

Eō telō Brutus et Cassius Caesarem interfēcit.

• What weapon

• For this weapon

• With this weapon

• Of this weapon

Ad locum, QUŌ meae amicae habitant, commeāmus.

• in which

• who

• which

• for which

Bellum Troianum, ___________ inter Troianōs et Graecōs erat, equum includit. [The Trojan War, WHICH was between Trojans and Greeks, included a horse.]

• quō

• quī

• quem

• quod

Nolī tangere _____ facēs. [Don't touch THOSE torches.]

• eōs

• eās

• eam

• eae

Imperator _________ urbis Nero est. [The emperor OF THIS city is Nero.]

• eius

• eī

• eum

• cuius

Vis _____ monstra Hercules vincit maxima est. [The strength WITH WHICH Hercules defeated monsters is the greatest.]

• quō

• quī

• quae

• quā

Classis nunc appropinquat. Vidēsne __________? [The fleet is now approaching. Do you see IT?]

• eum

• eam

• is

• id