Latin Personal Pronouns Review

Which correctly describes the case of mihi?

• must be dative
• must be ablative
• may be either dative or ablative
• cannot be dative or ablative

Which correctly describes the case of te?

• may be accusative or ablative
• must be accusative
• must be ablative
• may be nominative or accusative

Which correctly describes the case of nos?

• may be nominative or accusative
• must be nominative
• must be accusative
• may be dative or ablative

Which correctly describes the case of vobis?

• may be either dative or ablative
• must be dative
• must be ablative
• may be nominative or accusative

Which is true of the possible antecedents of me?

• may be masculine or feminine, but must be singular
• may only be masculine singular
• may only be feminine singular
• may be masculine or feminine, but must be plural

Which is true of the possible antecedents of tibi?

• may be masculine or feminine, but must be singular
• may only be masculine singular
• may only be feminine singular
• may be masculine or feminine, but must be plural

Which is true of the possible antecedents of nobis?

• may be masculine or feminine, but must be plural
• may be masculine or feminine, but must be singular
• may only be masculine plural
• may only be feminine plural

Which is true of the possible antecedents of vobis?

• may be masculine or feminine, but must be plural
• may be masculine or feminine, but must be singular
• may only be masculine plural
• may only be feminine plural

The word id is most likely to mean what?

• it
• he
• she
• them

The word eius is most likely to mean what?

• hers
• her
• she
• for them