WorksheetsCh. 14 Sentence Festival
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Cūr mē semper vexās, Marce? Dormīre volō.
a)
Why does Marcus always annoy me? I want to sleep.
b)
When Marcus annoys me I wish to sleep.
c)
Why do you always annoy me, Marcus? I want to sleep.
d)
Why does he always annoy me, Marcus? I wish to sleep.
2.
Cūr mē semper vexās, Marce? Dormīre volō. The form of Marce is _____________.
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
accusative
d)
vocative
3.
Cūr mē semper vexās, Marce? Dormīre volō. Dormīre is a/an ______________.
a)
imperative
b)
vocative
c)
infinitive
d)
impersonal
4.
Appropinquābatne cisium placidē? Minime! Celerrimē per viam ībat.
a)
He approaches the light carriage calmly, doesn't he? No! He was going through the road very fast.
b)
Were you approaching the light carriage calmly? No. It was going through the road very fast.
c)
Was the light carriage approaching calmly? No. It was going very quickly through the road.
d)
He does not approach the light carraige calmly? No! He goes through the road calmly.
5.
Appropinquābatne cisium placidē? Minime! Celerrimē per viam ībat. Placidē and celerrimē are both ____________.
a)
adverbs
b)
adjectives
c)
ablatives
d)
imperfects
6.
Quid vōs faciēbatis, puerī? Nōs omnēs raedās spectābāmus, pater.
a)
What were the boys doing? All were watching us with the carriages father.
b)
Why do you do that, boys? We all were watching the carriages, father.
c)
What were you doing boys? We were watching all the carriages, father.
d)
What were you boys making for us? We weren't for we were watching all the carriages, father.
7.
Quid vōs faciēbatis, puerī? Nōs omnēs raedās spectābāmus, pater. The case of puerī is ________.
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
ablative
d)
vocative
8.
Nōs omnēs raedās spectābāmus, pater. Spectābāmus is __________________.
a)
1st person plural, imperfect tense
b)
2nd person singular, present tense
c)
2nd person plural, imperfect tense
d)
1st person singular, present tense
9.
Dormiēbasne, Syre? Minimē vērō, domine! Ego placidē per viam ibam. The case of domine is ____________.
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
ablative
d)
vocative
10.
Dormiēbasne, Syre? Minimē vērō, domine! Ego placidē per viam ibam. The -ne on the end of dormiēbasne show that _________.
a)
the verb is negative
b)
a question is being asked
c)
Syrus is being addressed
d)
the verb is plural
11.
Dormiēbasne, Syre?
a)
Was Syrus sleeping?
b)
Wasn't Syrus sleeping?
c)
Were you sleeping, Syrus?
d)
Isn't Syrus sleeping?
12.
Syrus tabellārium vītāre poterat quod equōs tenēbat.
a)
The courier can avoid Syrus because he was holding the horses.
b)
Hold the horses, Syrus, because you can avoid the courier.
c)
The courier avoids Syrus because he was able to hold the horses.
d)
Syrus was able to avoid the courier because he was holding the horses.
13.
Syrus tabellārium vītāre poterat quod equōs tenēbat. The word tabellārium is in the _____________ case.
a)
nominative singular
b)
genitive plural
c)
accusative singular
d)
ablative singular
14.
Syrus tabellārium vītāre poterat quod equōs tenēbat. The word equōs is in the ___________ case.
a)
accusative plural
b)
ablative plural
c)
nominative singular
d)
dative plural
15.
Civēs tabellāriōs ex urbe saepe mittunt.
a)
The couriers often send the citizens from the city.
b)
The citizens are often sent with the couriers out of the city.
c)
Couriers with the citizens are often sent from the city.
d)
Citizens often send couriers from the city.
16.
Civēs tabellāriōs ex urbe saepe mittunt. The case of tabellāriōs is ____________.
a)
nominative singular
b)
ablative plural
c)
genitive plural
d)
accusative plural
17.
Civēs tabellāriōs ex urbe saepe mittunt. The case of urbe is _________.
a)
nominative singular
b)
genitive singular
c)
accusative singular
d)
ablative singular
18.
Gaudēbat Cornelius quod omnēs incolumēs erant.
a)
Cornelius was rejoicing for all because he was safe.
b)
Cornelius was rejoicing because all were safe.
c)
Because he was safe, Cornelius was rejoicing about all.
d)
All were rejoicing because Cornelius was safe.
19.
Gaudēbat Cornelius quod omnēs incolumēs erant. The present tense equivalent of erant is ________.
a)
sum
b)
es
c)
estis
d)
sunt
20.
Cornelius, ubi epistulās scribēbat, uxorem et liberōs vidēre nōlēbat.
a)
When Cornelius doesn't want to see his wife and children, he writes letters.
b)
When the children don't want to see Cornelius and their mother, they write letters.
c)
When Cornelius' wife doesn't want to see him and the children, she writes letters.
d)
When Cornelius was writing letters, he wasn't wanting to see his wife and children.
21.
Cornelius, ubi epistulās scribēbat, uxorem et liberōs vidēre nōlēbat. The case of uxorem is ________.
a)
nominative singular
b)
genitive singular
c)
accusative singular
d)
ablative singular
22.
Cornelius, ubi epistulās scribēbat, uxorem et liberōs vidēre nōlēbat. The word vidēre is a/an _________.
a)
infinitive
b)
imperative
c)
interrogative
d)
impersonal
23.
Cornelius, ubi epistulās scribēbat, uxorem et liberōs vidēre nōlēbat. Epistulās and liberōs are ___________.
a)
nominative singulars
b)
genitive plurals
c)
ablative plurals
d)
accusative plurals
24.
Tabellarium liberī spectābant.
a)
The courier was watching the children
b)
The children were watching the courier.
c)
They were watching the courier's children.
d)
The children watch the courier.
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