Perfect Passive Participles in Latin Quiz

How is the perfect passive participle formed in Latin?

• By taking the fourth principal part

• By adding -itus, -ita, -itum to the stem

• By adding -us, -a, -um to the first principal part

• By adding -ens, -entis to the stem

Translate the perfect passive participle "amatus, -a, -um".

• To love

• Loving

• Loved

• To be loved

In the sentence "Puella amata videtur" how does the participle "amata" agree with "puella"?

• In number and case

• In gender and number

• In gender, number, and case

• In tense and voice

Which of the following is NOT a correct perfect passive participle form?

• Scriptus

• Audita

• Ductum

• Legentis

Translate the following sentence: librum a puero scriptum lego

• I read the book written by the boy

• The boy reads the written book

• I read the book taken away from the boy

• I write the written book with the boy

How would you express "The destroyed city" in Latin?

• Urbs destructus

• Urbs destructa

• Urbs destructum

• Urbs destructis

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a perfect passive participle.

• Puella laudata cantat.

• Puella laudare cantat.

• Puella laudat cantat.

• Puella laudatis cantat.

What does "missus" translate as?

• To send

• Sending

• Sent

• To be sent