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CLC Stage 19 Grammar

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Imperative verbs are used to express:
a)
wishes
b)
commands
c)
reality
d)
facts
2.
Imperatives are made from the__________ principal part of the verb.
a)
1st (present)
b)
2nd (infinitive)
c)
3rd (perfect)
3.
______________ vir est Aristō, quī tragoediās scrībere vult.
a)
haec
b)
hoc
c)
hic
4.
_________ fēmina est Galatēa, uxor Aristōnis.
a)
hoc
b)
haec
c)
hic
5.
The vocative case is always the same as the nominative case.
a)
true
b)
false
6.
5th declension nouns are mostly which gender?
a)
M
b)
F
c)
N
7.
haec puella
a)
this girl
b)
that girl
8.
hic puer
a)
this boy
b)
that boy
9.
hoc saxum
a)
this rock
b)
that rock
10.

illos pueros

a)

these boys

b)

those boys

11.
The _________ case is used to directly address a person.
a)
Vocative
b)
Genitive
c)
Nominative
d)
Accusative
12.
the vocative of amicus is:
a)
amicum
b)
amici
c)
amico
d)
amice
13.
"et tu, Brute"  provides an example of which case?
a)
vocative
b)
nominative
c)
accusative
d)
dative
14.
The vocative case looks exactly the same as the nominative except for in one instance. Which would this be?
a)
2nd declension singular
b)
2nd declension plural
c)
3rd declension plural
d)
1st declension singular
15.

To form a plural command, I would simply add ____ to the singular imperative of the word such as "labora"

a)

te

b)

re

c)

me

d)

nt

16.
To form a negative command, you would use "noli/nolite" + _________
a)
present tense (amo)
b)
imperative (ama)
c)
infinitive (amare)
d)
perfect tense (amavi)
17.
neuter nominative and accusatives in the singular always end with___
a)
am
b)
um
c)
us
18.
One of the most important rules for the neuter is that these two cases look the same
a)
nominative and accusative
b)
ablative and nominative
c)
accusative and ablative
d)
nominative and dative
19.
In the nominative and accusative plural, neuters will always end in ___
a)
a
b)
um
c)
ae
d)
r
20.
sedete! is an example of
a)
imperative
b)
infinitive
c)
present tense
d)
perfect tense
21.
sedete! is 
a)
singular
b)
plural
22.

ama! sede! interfice! veni! are

a)

singular imperatives

b)

plural imperatives

c)

infinitives

23.
Aristo ____ amicos non amat.
a)
hoc
b)
haec
c)
hos
d)
has
24.
puer _____ puellam non delectat.
a)
hanc
b)
haec
c)
hunc
d)
hoc
25.

_1_ Caesar _2_ Brutum pugnat

a)

1. hic 2. illum

b)

1. hunc 2. hic

c)

1. illos 2. hos

d)

1. has 2. hae