participles 2

puella parva ursam in silvis ERRANTEM vidit.

• about to wander
• wandering
• having wandered
• to wander

feminam CLAMANTEM in via invenimus. 

• shouting
• shouted
• about to shout
• to shout

novus princeps dona DATURUS est.

• will be given

• is going to give

• is giving

• must give

Puer civibus AUDIENTIBUS dixit.

• listening

• about to listen

• having been heard

• having heard

populus Caesarem, milites in proelium DUCTURUM, laudat.

• leading
• having been led
• about to lead
• led

Andromache milites oppugnantes spectavit.

• who had been attacked

• about to attack

• as they were attacking

• although they would attack

Alesia, urbs capta ā Caesare, est in Galliā.

• having captured

• about to capture

• capturing

• captured

What type of participle is in the following sentence?

vir moriturus auxilium petebat.

• present active

• future active

• perfect passive

• future passive

Which of these would correctly replace the red lettered word in English with its Latin equivalent?
"I saw the crying boy."

• lacrimans
• lacrimantis
• lacrimantem
• lacrimanti

Present active participles in Latin take _____ declension adjective endings.

• 1st/2nd
• 3rd
• 1st/2nd & 3rd
• 1st & 3rd