Stage 20 Participle Practice

What is the case of the CAPITALIZED word in the following sentence?

SERVI ad villam revenerunt, Barbillum (portans, portantes, portantem)

• nominative

• dative

• genitive

Is the capitalized word, singular or plural?

SERVI ad villam revenerunt, Barbillum (portans, portantes, portantem)

• singular

• plural

Which participle choice is also nominative and plural?

SERVI ad villam revenerunt, Barbillum (portans, portantes, portantem)

• portans

• portantes

• portantem

What case is the CAPITALIZED WORD in the sentence?

BARBILLUS, in lecto (recumbens, recumbentem, recumbentibus), astrologum audivit.

• nominative

• accusative

Which word is also nominative and singular describing Barbillus?

Barbillus, in lecto (recumbens, recumbentem, recumbentibus), astrologum audivit.

• recumbens

• recumbentem

• recumbentibus

What is the case of the CAPITALIZED word in the following sentence.

Phormio SERVOS in atrio (clamans, clamanti, clamantes) audivit.

• nominative

• accusative

Which participle describes the capitalized word?

Phormio SERVOS in atrio (clamans, clamanti, clamantes) audivit.

• clamans

• clamanti

• clamantes

What is the best translation of the sentence

servi ad villam revenerunt, Barbillum portantes.

• the slave returned to the house, carrying Barbillus.

• the slaves returned to the house, carrying Barbillus.

What is the best translation of the following sentence?

Phormio servos in atrio clamantes audivit.

• Phormio heard the slave shouting in the atrium.

• Phormio shouting in the atrium heard the slave.

• Phormio shouting in the atrium heard the slaves.

• Phormio heard the slaves shouting in the atrium.

What is the best translation of the following sentence?

Barbillus, in lecto recumbens, astrologum audivit.

• Barbillus, reclining on the couch, heard the astrologer.

• Barbillus heard the astrologer, reclining on the couch.