What is the subject of surgit in this sentence?

Cornēlia, ubi surgit, ē vīllā suā fūrtim ambulat...

• Cornelia

• implied subject 'she'

• when

• country house

What is the complementary infinitive of potest in this sentence?

Ibi nēmō nōs audīre potest.

• audīre

• nōs

• nēmō

• Ibi

What is the person and number of vexas in this sentence?

Cur mē vexās?

• 1st person, plural

• 1st person, singular

• 2nd person, plural

• 2nd person, singular

What is the object of the preposition ad in this sentence?

Etiam iānitor ad iānuam vīllae dormit.

• dormit

• iānuam

• vīllae

• Etiam

What is the case of amīcae in this sentence?

Cornēlia... per agrōs ad vīllam amīcae currit.

• nominative

• dative

• genitive

• ablative

What is the case, number and gender of prīnceps in this sentence? (Hint: think 3rd declension!)

Prīnceps patrem meum cōnsulere vult.

• nominative, singular, masculine

• nominative, plural, masculine

• accusative, singular, masculine

• accusative, plural, masculine

What is the function of cōnsulere in this sentence?

Princeps patrem meum cōnsulere vult.

• infinitive with necesse est

• complementary infinitive

What is the person and number of Prōmittisne?

• 2nd person, singular

• 2nd person, plural

What is the best translation of Quis es?

• Who is it?

• What are you?

• Who are you?

• What is it?

What is the case that follows the preposition in in this sentence?

Venī tacitē mēcum in agrōs.

• accusative

• ablative