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WorksheetsWL 7 Practice
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 42mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Temporis might be...
a)
Genitive plural
b)
Genitive singular
c)
Ablative plural
d)
Dative plural
2.
Amoris might be...
a)
Genitive plural
b)
Genitive singular
c)
Ablative plural
d)
Dative plural
3.
Reges might be...
a)
Nominative singular
b)
Nominative plural
c)
Accusative singular
d)
Ablative plural
4.
Corporum might be...
a)
Genitive plural
b)
Nominative singular
c)
Accusative singular
d)
Accusative plural
5.
Carmini might be...
a)
Ablative plural
b)
Genitive singular
c)
Dative singular
d)
Nominative plural
6.
Secundas litteras discipulae heri videbas et de verbis tum cogitabas.
a)
You saw the favorable letters of the student yesterday, while you thought about the words.
b)
You saw the second letters of the student yesterday, and then thought about the words.
c)
You saw the favorable letters of the students yesterday, and then thought about the words.
d)
You saw the favorable letters of the student yesterday, and then thought about the words.
7.
Feminae sine mora civitatem de insidiis monebunt.
a)
The women will warn the citizens about the plots without delay.
b)
The women warned the citizens about the plots without manners.
c)
The women will warn the state about the plots without delay.
d)
The women warned the state about the plots without manners.
8.
Rex et regina igitur cras non audebunt ibi remanere
a)
Therefore the king and the queen will not dare to remain here tomorrow.
b)
Therefore the king and the queen will not dare to remain there tomorrow.
c)
Where will the king and the queen dare to remain tomorrow?
d)
Therefore the kings and the queens will not dare to remain there tomorrow.
9.
Mores Graecorum non erant sine culpis vitiisque.
a)
The customs of the Greeks were not without faults and vices.
b)
The customs of the Greeks are not without faults and vices.
c)
The customs of the Greeks were not without fault and vice.
d)
That custom of the Greeks is not without fault and vice.
10.
Quando homines satis virtutis habebunt?
a)
When will virtuous men have enough?
b)
When will men of virtue have had enough?
c)
When will virtue be enough for men?
d)
When will men have enough of virtue?
11.
Corpora vestra sunt sana et animi sunt pleni sapientiae.
a)
Your body is healthy and mind is full of wisdom.
b)
Our bodies are healthy and minds are full of wisdom.
c)
Your bodies are healthy and minds are full of wisdom.
d)
Your bodies were healthy and minds were full of wisdom.
12.
Propter mores humanos pacem veram non habebimus.
a)
Because of human habits, we will never have true peace.
b)
Because of human habits, we will not have true peace.
c)
Because of human delay, we will not have true peace.
d)
Because of the delay of humans, we will not have true peace.
13.
Poteritne civitas pericula temporum nostrorum superare?
a)
Will the state be able to conquer the dangers of our times?
b)
When will the state be able to conquer the dangers of our times?
c)
Will the state be able to conquer the danger of our time?
d)
Will the state be able to conquer the danger of our times?
14.
Post bellum multos libros de pace et remediis belli videbant.
a)
After the war, many free men saw things of peace and the cures of war.
b)
After the wars, they saw many books of peace and the cures of war.
c)
After the war, they saw many books of peace and the cures of wars.
d)
After the war, they saw many books of peace and the cures of war.
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