Ostia

Quid erat in urbe Ostia?

• Multī hominēs

• Paucī hominēs

• Nūllī hominēs

• Senātōrēs

Cūr festīnābant Lūcriō et Sabīna?

• Quia pater Sabinae pecūniam dēbat

• Quia Faustus timēbat senātōrem

• Quia servus senātōris Sabinam quaerēbat

• Quia vōtum in portū facere volēbant

Match the following

• accusative

• pecūniam

• nominative

• senātoris

• dative

• senātōrī

• genitive

• pater

Match the following

• possessive

  "of"

• accusative

• direct object

  motion toward

• nominative

• with prepositions

  location / away from

• ablative

• indirect object

  "to / for"

• dative

• subject

• genitive

Organize these options into the right categories:

Groups:

(a) Nominative

,

(b) Genitive

,

(c) Dative / Ablative

,

(d) Accusative

• ō

• īs

• is

• am

• ās

• em

• ōs

• us

• ibus

Quid vīdit Sabina per tenebrās?

• Flūmen

• Forum Boārium

• Portum Ostiae

• Nāvem Marcī

What is the best way to translate "trēs hōrās":

• in three hours

• for three hours

• at the third hour

• three hours

  (as the direct object)

Cuī Sabina vīnum dedit?

• Junonī,

  reginae deōrum

• Minervae,

  deae sapientiae

• Neptūnō,

  deō maris

• Vulcanī,

  deō ferrāriōrum

Categorize each noun in the sentence below in its proper case:

amīcus Faustī est mercātor. nōmen mercātōris est Marcus. Marcus magnam nāvem habet. Necesse est nōbis nāvem Marcī invenīre.

Groups:

(a) Nominative

,

(b) Genitive

,

(c) Dative

,

(d) Accusative

• Faustī

• nōmen

• nōbis

• mercātor

• Marcus

• nāvem

• amīcus

• Marcī

• mercātōris

Quem prope navem invenerunt?

• Sabina

• Marcus

• Lucrio

• Rufina