WorksheetsLatin case practice!
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the accusative case used for?
a)
subject
b)
possession
c)
indirect object
d)
direct object
2.
What is the ablative case used for?
a)
subject
b)
possession
c)
direct object
d)
object of preposition
3.
What is the nominative case used for?
a)
subject
b)
object of preposition
c)
possession
d)
direct object
4.
What is the genitive case used for?
a)
subject
b)
possession
c)
direct object
d)
object of preposition
5.
Identify the noun in the nominative case:
Publius est puer quem tu in foro vides
a)
Publius
b)
quem
c)
foro
d)
vides
6.
Identify the noun in the nominative case:
Lydia per forum cum patre ambulabit
a)
Lydia
b)
per
c)
forum
d)
patre
7.
Identify the noun in the accusative case:
Lucius cogitat Lydiam esse in domo
a)
Lucius
b)
Lydiam
c)
esse
d)
domo
8.
Identify the noun in the accusative case:
puer et puella dominum non audiebant
a)
puer
b)
puella
c)
dominum
d)
audiebant
9.
Identify the word in the accusative case:
puella ignem in manu habet
a)
puella
b)
ignem
c)
manu
d)
habet
10.
Identify the word in the ablative case:
ex agris servi currunt
ex agris servi currunt
a)
ex
b)
agris
c)
servi
d)
currunt
11.
Identify the word in the ablative case:
dominus cum canibus ambulat
dominus cum canibus ambulat
a)
dominus
b)
cum
c)
canibus
d)
ambulat
12.
Identify the word in the ablative case:
puella est in silva
puella est in silva
a)
puella
b)
est
c)
in
d)
silva
13.
Identify the word in the genitive case:
Iuppiter est rex deorum
Iuppiter est rex deorum
a)
rex
b)
est
c)
Iuppiter
d)
deorum
14.
Identify the word in the genitive case:
Diana est dea viae
a)
est
b)
dea
c)
viae
d)
Diana
15.
Identify the word in the genitive case:
dea ignis est Vesta
a)
dea
b)
ignis
c)
est
d)
Vesta
16.
Identify the word in the genitive case:
Dionysus est deus uvarum
a)
Dionysus
b)
est
c)
uvarum
d)
deaus
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