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WorksheetsLatin Case Uses
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
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1.
Latin has 5 main cases, each with multiple different uses. Which case do you use for location, separation, or instrument?
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
dative
d)
ablative
2.
Words that give, say, show, or tell often ring a ___________ bell.
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
dative
d)
accusative
3.
Which case is usually translated with the word "of"?
a)
genitive
b)
dative
c)
accusative
d)
ablative
4.
Which case is translated with "to" or "for"?
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
ablative
d)
dative
5.
Which case is translated with "by", "with", "in", or "from"?
a)
genitive
b)
dative
c)
accusative
d)
ablative
6.
What is the case and use of the red word?
Marcus puer est.
Marcus puer est.
a)
Nominative subject
b)
predicate nominative
c)
accusative direct object
d)
vocative of direct address
7.
What is the case and use of the red word?
Marcus puellīs donum dabit.
Marcus puellīs donum dabit.
a)
accusative direct object
b)
ablative of separation
c)
dative indirect object
d)
objective genitive
8.
What is the case and use of the red word?
Marcus puellīs donum dabit.
Marcus puellīs donum dabit.
a)
ablative of separation
b)
ablative of means
c)
dative indirect object
d)
dative of purpose
9.
What is the case and use of the red word?
Caesaris filius ad Romam venit.
Caesaris filius ad Romam venit.
a)
nominative subject
b)
genitive of possession
c)
partitive genitive
d)
accusative place to which
10.
What is the case and use of the red word?
Caesaris filius ad Romam venit.
Caesaris filius ad Romam venit.
a)
nominative subject
b)
genitive of possession
c)
partitive genitive
d)
accusative place to which
11.
What is the case and use of the red word?
magna cum celeritate Iulia ex domo fugit.
magna cum celeritate Iulia ex domo fugit.
a)
ablative of manner
b)
ablative of location
c)
dative of indirect object
d)
genitive of possession
12.
What is the case and use of the red word?
magna cum celeritate Iulia ex domo fugit.
magna cum celeritate Iulia ex domo fugit.
a)
ablative of means
b)
ablative of place from which
c)
dative of indirect object
d)
genitive of possession
13.
What is the case and use of the red word?
pars militum interficitur in proelio.
pars militum interficitur in proelio.
a)
accusative place towards
b)
accusative direct object
c)
partitive genitive
d)
objective genitive
14.
What is the case of the word in red?
imperator militum gladiis in hostes impetum fecit.
imperator militum gladiis in hostes impetum fecit.
a)
dative of indirect object
b)
ablative of accompaniment
c)
ablative of means
d)
genitive of possession
15.
What is the case of the word in red?
imperator militum gladiis in hostes impetum fecit.
imperator militum gladiis in hostes impetum fecit.
a)
dative of indirect object
b)
accusative direct object
c)
accusative place to which
d)
genitive of possession
16.
What is the case and use of the word in red?
dā mihi basia mille, deinde centum, Lesbia.
dā mihi basia mille, deinde centum, Lesbia.
a)
nominative subject
b)
accusative direct object
c)
dative indirect object
d)
vocative, direct address
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