Units 1-5 Grammar Recap

What would be a typical order for words in a Latin sentence? (V=verb, O=object, S=subject):

• SOV

• SVO

• VSO

• VOS

Nouns in Latin are divided into groups called ____.

• declensions

• conjugations

• nominatives

• locatives

The gender of a noun in Latin can be ____. (Choose any that apply.)

• Masculine

• Feminine

• Neuter

• Irregular

Every noun is of a certain declension and gender, but its _____ can change! (Choose all that apply.)

• meaning

• indicative

• case

• number

• gender

Case expresses ________ .

• how a Latin word works in a sentence.

• if a noun is singular or plural.

• what size the noun is.

• the subordinate clause.

The nominative case refers to the _____ of the sentence.

• subject

• direct object

• indirect object

• preposition

• location

In the sentence, Marcus est iuvenis Americanus, which word or words are in the nominative case? (Choose all that apply.)

• Marcus

• est

• iuvenis

• Americanus

In the sentence, Felem canis mordet, which word is the subject of the sentence?

• Felem

• canis

• mordet

In a Latin sentence, what indicates whether a word is in the nominative case?

• word order

• the ending of the word

• the verb

Which case is used for the subject of a sentence?

• Nominative

• Genitive

• Dative

• Accusative

• Ablative