Stage 17 Latin Case Practice

What is the case of fenestram in the following Latin sentence?

Faber per fenestram casae spectabat.

• genitive

• accusative

• nominative

• ablative

What is the case of casae in the following Latin sentence?

Faber per fenestram casae spectabat.

• genitive

• accusative

• nominative

• ablative

What is the case of templo in the following Latin sentence?

pro templo dei stabant multi cives.

• genitive

• accusative

• nominative

• ablative

What is the case of dei in the following Latin sentence?

pro templo dei stabant multi cives.

• genitive

• accusative

• nominative

• ablative

What is the case of cives in the following Latin sentence?

pro templo dei stabant multi cives.

• genitive

• accusative

• nominative

• ablative

What is the case of villas in the following Latin sentence?

principes villas splendidas habebant.

• genitive

• accusative

• nominative

• ablative

What is the case of multitudine in the following Latin sentence?

in multitudine Aegyptiorum stabat senex.

• genitive

• accusative

• nominative

• ablative

What is the case of Aegyptiorum in the following Latin sentence?

in multitudine Aegyptiorum stabat senex.

• genitive

• accusative

• nominative

• ablative

What is the case of villis in the following Latin sentence?

in villis principum erant statuae pretiosae.

• genitive

• accusative

• nominative

• ablative

What is the case of principum in the following Latin sentence?

in villis principum erant statuae pretiosae.

• genitive

• accusative

• nominative

• ablative