Year 7 - Lesson 3, 2nd Decl Neuter Nouns

Select the correct translation for the sentence:

agricola scutum habet.

• The farmers have shields.

• The farmer has a shield.

• The farmer lives in a shield.

• The farmer has shields.

Select the correct translation for the sentence:

agricolae scuta habent.

• The farmer has a shield.

• The farmers have a shield.

• The sailors have shields.

• The farmers have shields.

Select the correct translation for the sentence:

verbum timeo.

• You fear words.

• I fear the word.

• I fear words.

• She fears words.

Select the correct translation for the sentence:

ancilla pericula timet.

• The slave girl fears danger.

• Danger scared the slave girl.

• The slave girl fears dangers.

• I am afraid of danger.

Select the correct translation for the sentence:

dominus templum aedificabat.

• The master was building a temple.

• The slaves were building a temple.

• The temple was being built.

• They were building a temple for the master.

Select the correct translation for the sentence:

verba domini timemus.

• You are afraid of the master's words.

• They are afraid of the master's words.

• We are afraid of the master's words.

• I am afraid of the master's words.

Select the correct translation for the sentence:

nauta scutum non habebat.

• The farmer didn't have a shield.

• The sailor didn't have a shield.

• The farmer doesn't have a shield.

• The sailor doesn't have a shield.

Select the correct translation for the sentence:

incola scutum ad oppida portabat.

• The inhabitant is carrying a shield to town.

• The inhabitants are carrying shields to town.

• The inhabitant was carrying a shield to town.

• The inhabitants were carrying shields to town.

Match the English sentence or phrase with the correct Latin translation.

• dominus scutum habet

• The woman loves the town

• scuta habetis

• You (p) have shields

• pericula timent

• We see a temple

• femina oppidum amat

• The master has a shield

• templum spectamus

• They fear dangers

Match the English sentence or phrase with the correct Latin translation.

• in oppidum

• In the town

• in oppido

• The farmers walk towards the temple

• ad oppidum

• Towards the towns

• agricolae ad templum ambulant

• Towards the town

• ad oppida

• Into the town