Latin II Noun Use Assessment

Lux stellarum clarissime fulget.

• of the stars

• by the stars

• to the stars

• with the stars

Haec animalia meis manibus curabantur.

• for my hands

• by my hands

• of my hands

• to my hands

Praemia victoribus a magistratibus data sunt.

• by the victors

• of the victors

• with the victors

• to the victors

Equum celerem trans ______ incitavit miles

• peninsulam

• peninsula

• peninsulae

• peninsulis

Victor ludorum fuit ______ Troianus.

• iuvenem

• iuveni

• iuvenis

• iuvenum

Pollex multo brevior est aliis digitis.

• of the other fingers

• with the other fingers

• than the other fingers

• by the other fingers

Dulce et decorum est pro _____ mori.

• patria

• patriae

• patriarum

• patriam

Filia et filius _______ erant.

(Cicero had a son and a daughter)

• Cicero

• Ciceronis

• Ciceroni

• Ciceronem

Puella Arachne artem Minervae laudare noluit.

• Minerva

• of Minerva

• to Minerva

• by Minerva

Brevi tempore signum principe dandum erit.

• by the emperor

• of the emperor

• for the emperor

• with the emperor