Cambridge Latin Stage 3 - Practice 1

Which is the Nominative Subject?: Caecilius non est in villa.

• Caecilius

• non

• est

• in villa

Which is the prepositional phrase?: Caecilius non est in villa.

• Caecilius

• non

• est

• in villa

What does est mean?

• and

• is

• were

• at

Which is the Accusative Direct Object?: Caecilius in foro negotium agit.

• Caecilius

• in foro

• negotium

• agit

Which is the verb?: Caecilius in foro negotium agit.

• Caecilius

• in foro

• negotium

• agit

Which is the Nominative Predicate?: Caecilius est argentarius.

• Caecilius

• est

• argentarius

• None of the above

Which is the Nominative Subject?: argentarius pecuniam numerat.

• argentarius

• pecuniam

• numerat

• None of the above

Which is the Accusative Direct Object?: argentarius pecuniam numerat.

• argentarius

• pecuniam

• numerat

• None of the above

Which is the verb?: Caecilius forum circumspectat.

• Caecilius

• forum

• circumspectat

• None of the above

Which is the Prepositional Phrase?: artifex in foro ambulat.

• artifex

• in foro

• ambulat

• None of the above