Quiz on Latin Third Declension Neuter Nouns

What is the genitive singular ending for third declension neuter nouns?

• -a

• -um

• -us

• -is

Which of the following is a rule for all neuter nouns in Latin?

• The dative and ablative are always identical.

• The nominative and accusative are always identical.

• The nominative and accusative are always different.

• The genitive and dative are always identical.

What is the nominative and accusative plural ending for third declension neuter nouns?

• -ibus

• -a

• -um

• -is

For the word 'tempus', what is the accusative singular form?

• tempora

• tempus

• temporis

• tempi

What is the genitive plural ending for regular third declension neuter nouns?

• -ibus

• -um

• -a

• -is

Which of the following is an example of a third declension i-stem neuter noun?

• femina

• puer

• mare

• tempus

What is the ablative singular ending for third declension i-stem neuter nouns?

• -ibus

• -a

• -i

• -e

In the sentence 'mare vidimus', what case is 'mare'?

• Nominative

• Genitive

• Accusative

• Dative

What is the nominative plural ending for third declension i-stem neuter nouns?

• -um

• -is

• -ibus

• -ia

What is the dative plural ending for third declension i-stem neuter nouns?

• -ia

• -is

• -um

• -ibus