Relative Pronouns & Clauses

Relative clauses give us information about a subjects _____, ____, ______

• feelings, characteristics, appearance

• appearance, feelings, actions

• feelings, actions, characteristics

• appearance only

Relative clauses are a type of

• independent clause

• personal clause

• dependent clause

• creative clause

Relative Clauses are introduced by which type of words in Latin

• personal pronouns; "q words"

• demonstrative pronouns

• relative pronouns; "q words

• reflexive pronouns

Relative clauses typically contain

• a verb onl

• a subject and an adjective

• a subject and a verb

• a verb and a preposition

Relative Pronouns translate into English as

• he, she, it

• man, woman, thing

• which, who, why

• who, which, whom, what, that

All relative pronouns start with a "q" except for

• dative singular & ablative plural

• nominative plural & accusative plural

• ablative singular & dative singular

• genitive singular & dative singular

Choose the relative clause from the sentence:  

Marcus et Publius quos Cornelius non amavit gemmas surripuerunt.

• Marcus et Publius

  quos

• quos Cornelius 

• quos Cornelius non amavit

• quos Cornelius non amavit gemmas surripuerunt

Choose the relative clause from the sentence

Sabini quibuscum Romulus pugnaverat fiebant Romani.

• quibuscum Romulus

• quibuscum Romulus puganverat

• fiebant Romani

• Sabini quibuscum Romulus pugnaverat

Choose the relative clause from the sentence

Haec est urbs, in qua multi cives Romani habitant

• qua multi cives Romani

• Haec est urbs in qua

• in qua multi

• in qua multi cives Romani habitant

Choose the relative clause from the sentence

Ego, quae sum tua amica, tibi veritatem dix

• quae sum tua amica tibi

• Ego, quae sum tua amica, tibi veritatem dixi

• Ego quae sum

• quae sum tua amica