National Latin Exam - Genitive, Dative, and Ablative

Promētheus ignem hominibus dedit.

• from the people

• by people

• to people

• of the people

Nōs dōnum magnō cum gaudiō accēpimus.

• of great joy

• great joy

• with great joy

• for great joy

Troiānī ad portum Siciliae nāvigant.

• of Sicily

• to Sicily

• from Sicily

• by Sicily

Sulpicia amīcās ad cēnam epistulā invītāvit.

• with a letter

• for a letter

• about the letter

• of the letter

“Tū mihi magnum dōnum dās,” poēta clāmat.

• I

• to me

• to you

• you

Poēta laetus in agrō novō labōrat et cantat.

• near his new field

• across his new field

• into his new field

• in his new field

Poēta equō aquam et cibum laetē dat.

• to the horse

• horses

• from the horse

• with the horses

Pūblius mātrī fābulam longam nārrāvit.

• of his mother

• by his mother

• with his mother

• to his mother

Omnēs hominēs verba senātōris audiunt.

• by the senator

• of the senator

• for the senator

• with the senator

Discipula epistulam stilō scrībēbat.

• instead of a stylus

• near a stylus

• with a stylus

• of a stylus