WorksheetsIn Tablino
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
necesse est mihi has epistulas dictare.
What case is epistulas?
What case is epistulas?
a)
Nominative
b)
Accusative
c)
Dative
d)
Ablative
2.
de his epistulis Philo dicere volo.
What case is epistulis?
What case is epistulis?
a)
Nominative
b)
Accusative
c)
Dative
d)
Ablative
3.
ubi in urbe Londinio nuper eram
What case is urbe?
What case is urbe?
a)
Nominative
b)
Accusative
c)
Dative
d)
Ablative
4.
In the story, who doesn't trust Pompeians?
a)
Rufilla
b)
Salvius
c)
Quintus
d)
Philus
5.
In the story, who has prepared the house for a guest?
a)
Salvius
b)
Quintus
c)
Philus
d)
Rufilla
6.
When did Salvius meet Pompeians?
a)
when he was in the army
b)
when he was a sailor
c)
when he was a farmer
d)
when he was running for office
7.
Translate: decorum est mihi familiarem meum huc invitare.
a)
it is right that I visit my relative
b)
I invited my relative here for decoration
c)
it is right for me to invite my relative here
8.
Translate: Pompeiani mendaciores sunt quam Britanni.
a)
Pompeians are more deceitful than Britons.
b)
Pompeians are deceitful and so are Britons.
c)
How British the Pompeian liars are!
d)
Pompeians lie like Britons.
9.
Translate: num tu sellam et armarium e tablino extraxisti?
a)
Surely you took the chair and chest out of the study.
b)
Surely you didn't take the chair and chest out of the study?
c)
Surely you should take the chair and chest out of the study.
d)
Why did you take the chair and chest out of the study?
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