Unit 1 Sentence Review

Sicilia et Sardinia sunt īnsulae.

What gender, number, and case is īnsulae?

• feminine, nominative, plural

• feminine, genitive, singular

• feminine, dative singular

• feminine, nominative, singular

Sicilia et Sardinia sunt īnsulae.

What person and number is sunt?

• first person, singular

• third person, plural

• third person, singular

• first person, plural

Sicilia et Sardinia sunt īnsulae.

What pronoun subject is does sunt imply?

• they

• it

• we

• you

Translate the sentence: Sicilia et Sardinia sunt īnsulae.

• Sicily and Sardinia are islands.

• Sicily is an island with Sardinia.

• Sicily or Sardinia is an island.

• Islands are on Sicily and Sardinia.

Puellae aquam bonam in magnā casā portant.

What gender, number, and case is puellae?

• feminine, singular, dative

• feminine, singular, genitive

• feminine, plural, nominative

• feminine, plural, accusative

Puellae aquam bonam in magnā casā portant.

What word does bonam describe?

• puellae

• aquam

• casa

• portant

Puellae aquam bonam in magnā casā portant.

What word does magnā modify?

• Puellae

• aquam

• casā

• portant

Translate the sentence: Puellae aquam bonam in magnā casā portant.

• The good girl carries water in the big house.

• The girls carry good water in the big house.

• The girls carry water in the big good house.

• The water is carried in the good house by the girls.

Aqua nōn est in parvā silvā.

What person and number is est?

• first person, singular

• third person, singular

• third person, plural

• second person, singular

Aqua nōn est in parvā silvā.

What gender, number, and case is aqua?

• feminine, singular, nomiantive

• feminine, singular, ablative

• masculine, singular, nominative

• feminine, singular, accusative