Latin 1: Chapter 4 Grammar Practice

Form: they walk

• ambulant

• ambulat

• ambulo

• amant

Form: he/she/it sees

• vident

• videt

• videmus

• vult

Form: girl (direct object)

• puella

• puellae

• puellam

• puellus

Form: boys (subject)

• puer

• puerum

• puerae

• pueri

What is an intransitive sentence?

• a sentence with no direct object

• a sentence with a direct object

• a sentence with a plural subject

• a sentence with a singular subject

Which sentence(s) are transitive (have a direct object)? Select ALL correct answers.

• Cornelia est laeta.

• Mater Corneliam amat.

• Flavia in agris ambulat.

• Marcus lupum conspicit.

What is the difference between a subject and a direct object?

• subjects can be singular or plural but direct objects are alway singular

• the subject performs the action while the direct object receives the action

• the subject describes nouns while the direct object performs an action

• the direct object performs the action while the subject receives the action

Which word in the Latin sentence is the direct object? Puellae lupum in silva vident.

• puellae

• lupum

• silva

• vident

Translate: Puellae lupum in silva vident.

• The girls see a wolf in the woods.

• The wolf sees the girls in the woods.

• In the woods, a wolf is seen by the girl.

• Wolves in the woods see a girl.

Form: The boy hears a voice.

• Pueri voces audiunt.

• Vox puerum audit.

• Puer vocem audit.

• Puer magna voce clamat.