Relative Pronouns

What are the gender and number of "quōs"?

• Masc. Sing.

• Masc. Pl.

• Neut. Sing.

• Neut. Pl.

What is the case of "quōs"?

• Dative

• Genitive

• Accusative

• Nominative

How do you translate "quōs" in this sentence?

leonēs, quōs turba incitavit, pugnavērunt.

• Who

• Whose or of whom

• Which

• To/for which

What is the case of "cui"?

• Dative

• Nominative

• Accusative

• Ablative

How do you translate "cui" in this sentence?

gladiator, cui senex gladium dedit, erat laetus.

• whose or of whom

• which

• who

• to/for whom

What are the gender and number of "quae" in this sentence?

puellae, quae linguam Latinam dicēbant, ē palaestrā ambulavērunt.

• Fem. Sing.

• Fem. Pl.

• Neut. Sing.

• Neut. Pl.

What is the case of "quae" in this sentence?

puellae, quae linguam Latinam dicēbant, ē palaestrā ambulavērunt.

• Nominative

• Genitive

• Dative

• Accusative

How do you translate "quae" in this sentence?

puellae, quae linguam Latinam dicēbant, ē palaestrā ambulavērunt.

• Which

• To/for whom

• Who

• Whose or of whom

What is the case of "cuius?

• Dat.

• Acc.

• Nom.

• Gen.

How do you translate "cuius" in this sentence:

homo, cuius pater erat dives, villam magnam ēmit.

• Whose or of whom

• To/for whom

• Which

• Who