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 infinitive stem

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

• By adding -ens, -entis to the infinitive stem

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

• to attack

• attacking

• attacked

• to be attacked

In the sentence "navis oppugnata ab Agrippā mersit in mare" which word is the participle "oppugnata" agreeing with?

• navis

• Agrippā

• mare

• mersit

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

• scriptus

• auditos

• ductis

• legentibus

what are acceptable translations for the participle 'scriptum' in the following sentence?

librum a Vergilio scriptum lego

• written

• having been written

• writing

• was written

How would you correctly express "the destroyed city" in Latin?

• urbs deletus

• urbs deleta

• urbs deletum

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a perfect passive participle.

• Puella laudata canit.

• Puella laudans canit.

• Puella laudata est et canit.

What endings do perfect passive participles use?

• 1st declension

• 2nd declension

• 3rd declension

• combination of 2nd and 3rd declension

choose the correct participle form to agree with 'fabulae'​ (a)  

• narratae
• narratas
• narrata

choose the correct participle form to agree with 'rex'​ (a)  

• interfectus
• interfecta
• interfecti