CLC 15 Relative Pronouns Round 2

The slave woman, who I called, was carrying food.

• nominative singular feminine

• nominative plural feminine

• accusative singular feminine

• accusative plural feminine

ancilla, _____ vocavī, cibum portabat.

• quī

• quae

• quam

• quem

• quod

I was walking near the forum with Quintus, who is my friend.

• nominative singular masculine

• nominative plural masculine

• accusative singular masculine

• accusative plural masculine

prope forum ambulabam cum Quintō, ____ est meus amicus.

• quī

• quae

• quem

• quam

• quod

The queen sends a letter to the farmer, who she wants to see.

• nominative masculine singular

• nominative feminine singular

• accusative masculine singular

• accusative feminine singular

regina epistulam agricolae, ____ ea vidēre vult, mittit.

(remember--agricola is masculine!)

• quī

• quae

• quam

• quem

• quod

The family ought to greet the man, who is a guard.

• nominative masculine singular

• nominative neuter singular

• accusative masculine singular

• accudative feminine singular

familia virum, ____ custos est, salutāre debet

• quī

• quae

• quem

• quam

• quod

The palace, which the king and queen overpowered, has a huge wall.

• nominative feminine singular

• accusative feminine singular

• nominative masculine plural

• accusative neuter plural

aula, _____ rex reginaque superaverunt, murum ingentem habet.

• quam

• quem

• quī

• quae

• quod