Latin II Participles

What type of participle is in the following sentence?
vir moriturus auxilium petebat. 

• present active
• future active
• perfect passive
• future passive

In the previous sentence "moriturus" is best translated as ___?

• "dying"
• "having died"
• "about to die"
• none of these

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

What type of participle is found in the sentence below?
Caesar litteras missas statim legit.
(mitto/ere/misi/missus)

• present active
• future active
• perfect passive
• future passive

Present active participles in Latin take _____ declension adjective endings.

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

Select the best translation for the participle in the following Latin sentence.
id pro pugnantibus militibus fecimus.

• fighting
• about to fight
• having been fought
• deserving to be fought

Which principal part of a verb is used to form its future active participle?

• first
• second
• third
• fourth

Translate: monitus, a, um (moneo, monere, monui, monitus - to warn)

• having been warned
• warning
• about to warn
• about to be warned

Translate: monens, monentis (moneo, monere, monui, monitus - to warn)

• warning
• having been warned
• about to warn
• about to be warned

Translate: moniturus, a, um (moneo, monere, monui, monitus - to warn)

• about to warn
• having been warned
• warning
• about to be warned