Year 9 Latin Revision – Summer Exam Checklist

What is the 1st declension noun for 'girl' in Latin?

• puella (f)

• servus (m)

• amicus (m)

• puer (m)

What is the 2nd declension noun for 'master' in Latin?

• dominus (m)

• puella (f)

• rex (m)

• urbs (f)

What is the 2nd declension noun for 'war' in Latin?

• bellum (n)

• puella (f)

• servus (m)

• rex (m)

What is the 3rd declension noun for 'king' in Latin?

• rex (m)

• dominus (m)

• puella (f)

• servus (m)

What is the 3rd declension noun for 'name' in Latin?

• nomen (n)

• puella (f)

• servus (m)

• amicus (m)

List the cases used in Latin nouns.

• nominative, vocative, accusative, genitive, dative, ablative

• nominative, accusative, instrumental, locative, genitive, dative

• nominative, accusative, genitive, dative, prepositional, ablative

• nominative, vocative, accusative, genitive, dative, prepositional

What case is used for motion towards a city in Latin?

• Accusative (e.g., Romam)

• Ablative (e.g., Roma)

• Genitive (e.g., Romae)

• Dative (e.g., Romae)

What case is used for motion away from a city in Latin?

• Ablative (e.g., Roma)

• Accusative (e.g., Romam)

• Dative (e.g., Romae)

• Genitive (e.g., Romae)

Are prepositions used for cities in Latin?

• True

• False

What does the locative case 'Romae' mean?

• at Rome

• from Rome

• to Rome

• by Rome