Latin Grammar Quiz

What is the nominative case used for in Latin grammar?

• Subject

• Possession

• Direct Object

• Object of Preposition

In Latin, which case is used to show ownership?

• Object of Preposition

• Direct Object

• Possession

• Subject

Which case in Latin is used to indicate the recipient of the direct object?

• Subject

• Possession

• Indirect Object

• Object of Preposition

What is the English translation of the Latin sentence 'Cornelia currit ad arborem'?

• Cornelia beats the dog with a stick

• Cornelia runs to the tree

• Cornelia sits under the tree

• Cornelia lives in Rome

In Latin, which case is used to show the method by which the action was completed?

• Instrument/Means

• Manner

• In Time

• Cause

What is the English translation of the Latin sentence 'Caesar necabatur irā senatorum'?

• Caesar beats the dog with a stick

• Caesar was killed due to the senators’ anger

• Caesar lives in Rome

• Caesar runs to the tree

In Latin, which case is used to show who is doing the action of a passive verb?

• Instrument/Means

• Comparison

• Agent

• Price

What is the English translation of the Latin sentence 'Sextus ambulat multo celerius quam Marcus'?

• Sextus runs to the tree

• Sextus lives in Rome

• Sextus beats the dog with a stick

• Sextus walks much faster than Marcus

In Latin, which case is used to show the extent to which two nouns are dissimilar?

• Manner

• Instrument/Means

• Degree of Difference

• Cause

What is the English translation of the Latin sentence 'Cornelia habitat Romae'?

• Cornelia beats the dog with a stick

• Cornelia sits under the tree

• Cornelia lives in Rome

• Cornelia runs to the tree