LATIN First Declension Nouns

Emma, Daniel, Lily, James, and Hannah went on an exciting adventure to a park with their friend Oliver. In this thrilling scenario, what is the park?

• A person

• A place

• A thing

• All of the above

Maya and Jackson are having a friendly competition while learning Latin. They discovered that some nouns end in '-a'. Can you help them figure out which declension these nouns belong to?

• First declension

• Second declension

• Third declension

• Fourth declension

Anika, Michael, and Rohan are having a blast playing a game of chess at their school's game night. The winner will earn the title of 'Regina'. Can you guess what 'Regina' means in this context?

• Queen

• The queen

• A queen

• All of the above

Grace, Evelyn, Mia, Aiden, and Ethan are part of a student council in their school. During a fun trivia game, Sophia asked them about the meaning of 'Carta' which they came across in a document they were reviewing. What is the meaning of 'Carta'?

• Charter

• The charter

• A charter

• All of the above

Liam, Hannah, and Ava are on a thrilling adventure to learn Latin! They stumbled upon a fascinating fact about Latin nouns and their gender. Can you help them uncover the gender of all Latin nouns?

• Masculine

• Feminine

• Neuter

• Both masculine and feminine

In a grammar class, Abigail, David, and Aiden are having a friendly competition to identify the case used for the subject of the verb in a sentence. Nora, the judge, asks them the question. What should be their answer?

• Nominative

• Vocative

• Accusative

• Genitive

During a lively language class, Sophia and Kai are having a friendly competition. Henry wants to cheer for his friend Jackson. Which case should he use to address Jackson?

• Nominative

• Vocative

• Accusative

• Genitive

Abigail and her friends Henry and Scarlett are learning a new language together. They're having a blast, but Abigail is curious about which case is used for the object of a verb. Can you help them out?

• Nominative

• Vocative

• Accusative

• Genitive

Benjamin, Ava, and Anika are playing a grammar game. They come across a question about cases in grammar and need to identify the case used for nouns that are 'of' something else and to show possession. Can you help them?

• Nominative

• Vocative

• Accusative

• Genitive

Samuel wants to surprise James with a gift at the school party. Priya and Avery are helping him choose the perfect present. Which case should they use for the noun representing 'to' or 'for' James?

• Nominative

• Vocative

• Accusative

• Dative