Latin Case Practice # 6 through 3rd Declension

Choose the correct genitive
imperator

• imperatoris
• imperatori
• imperitatis
• imperatis

Choose the correct genitive/gender
soror

• sororis, m.
• sorori m.
• sororis f.
• sororae f.

Which noun below is NOT a 3rd m/f. declension noun?

• mater, matris
• pater, patris
• frater, fratris
• liber, libri

What is the acc. pl. ending for a 3rd m/f noun?

• -es (with a long mark over the "e")
• -os (with a long mark over the "o")
• -as (with a long mark over the "a")
• -em

Which of the following is NOT an accusative singular ending?

• -um
• -i
• -em
• -am

Which of the following is a 2nd masculine noun?

• mater, matris
• pater, patris
• liber, libri
• frater, fratris

Which of the following nouns is a 1st declension noun?

• aestas, aestatis
• puella, puellae
• potestas, potestatis
• princeps, principis

True or false:  All dative and ablative plural endings are the same.

• True
• False

True or False:  The nominative and accusative plural endings are the same for 1st declension nouns.

• True
• False

nauta, nautae, m. = sailor

• 1st Declension
• 2nd Declension
• 3rd Declension