Stage 16 Honors- Relative Pronoun Review

1. Which pronoun is feminine singular accusative?

• quae
• quam
• quas
• quod

Which pronoun is masculine singular nominative

• quae
• quem
• qui
• quos

Which of the pronouns is masculine plural accusative?

• quos
• qui
• quem
• quas

Pick the pronoun that completes the sentence: princeps scopulum, ____________sub undīs latēbat (was hiding), nōn vīdit. scopulus, ī m- reef

• quos

• qui

• quae

• quod

Pick the pronoun that completes the sentence: 
Quīntus omnēs vīllās, _______ erant in Italiā, vēndidit.

• qui
• quas
• quae

Pick the best translation of the phrase in parentheses:
Salvius duōs iuvenēs (qui in viā stabant), cōnspexit.

• who were standing in the street
• which were standing in the street
• whom were standing in the street

Pick the best translation for the phrase in parentheses: 
philosophī (quos Quīntus audīvit), inter sē dicebant.

• who were listening to Quintus
• whom Quintus heard
• because they listened to Quintus

Which pronoun is feminine plural accusative?

• quam
• quos
• quae
• quas

Pick the pronoun that completes the sentence:

Quīntus flōrēs, ___________ in hortō aulae erant, inspiciēbat.

• qui

• quae

• quod

• quōs

Pick the pronoun that completes the sentence: Cogidubnus Quintō pictūrās, _____________ in aulā erant, ostendēbat.

• qui

• quae

• quod

• quās