OPTIONAL PRACTICE: Wheelock's I-III

A group of nouns is known as a

A group of verbs is known as a

Which Latin case is translated into English with the words "to/for"?

• nominative

• genitive

• dative

• accusative

• ablative

Which case is primarily used as the direct object?

• nominative

• genitive

• dative

• accusative

• ablative

If a first declension noun ends in -ae, which of the following could it NOT be?

• nominative plural

• genitive singular

• ablative singular

• dative singular

• vocative plural

In the following sentence, translate "nautae" correctly:

agricola ete vitam et fortunam nautae saepe laudat.

Translate: vides

What is the person and number of habent?

• 1st singular

• 3rd singular

• 1st plural

• 2nd plural

• 3rd plural

Where must the preposition be placed in a Latin sentence?

• anywhere

• immediately before its object

• after the verb

• before the verb

What is the stem of the noun magister, magistri (m)?