WorksheetsEcce Romani 15 Neuter Nouns
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 33mins
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Class
Date
1.
Nulla vehicula conspicere poterant pueri.
a)
No vehicles were able to see the boys.
b)
The boys are able to see no vehicles.
c)
The boys were able to see no vehicles.
d)
The boys saw no vehicles.
2.
Raeda in fossa immobilis manebat; nemo auxilium ferebat.
a)
The carriage remains stuck in the ditch; no one brought help.
b)
The carriage remained stuck in the ditch; no one brought help.
c)
The carriage remains stuck in the ditch; no one brings help.
d)
The carriage remained stuck in the ditch; no one brings help.
3.
Pueri spectabant vehiculum quod celerrime appropinquabat.
a)
The boys were watching the carriage which was quickly approaching.
b)
The boys watch the carriage which is quickly approaching.
c)
The boys were watching the carriages which were quickly approaching.
d)
The boys saw the carriage quickly approaching.
4.
Canis latrabat quod murmur rotarum audiebat.
a)
The dog was barking because it heard the sound of the wheels.
b)
The dogs were barking because it heard the sound of the wheels.
c)
The dog barks because the carriage is approaching.
d)
The dog was barking because it heard the noisy wheels.
5.
Marcus baculum iaciebat; canis baculum petebat.
a)
Marcus was throwing the stick; the dog was chasing the stick.
b)
Marcus throws the sticks; the dog chases the sticks.
c)
Marcus was throwing the sticks; the dog was chasing the sticks.
d)
Marcus was throwing the sticks; the dogs were chasing the sticks.
6.
Magna plaustra multa onera ferebant
a)
The great wagon was carrying many loads.
b)
The great wagon was carrying a great load.
c)
Great wagons were carrying many loads.
d)
The many wagons were carrying a great load.
7.
Servi onera in plaustra ponebant.
a)
The slave was putting a load in the wagon.
b)
The slaves were putting a load in the wagon.
c)
The slaves were putting loads in the wagon.
d)
The slaves were putting loads in the wagons.
8.
Brevi tempore plaustra plena erant.
a)
In a short time, the wagons were full.
b)
In a short time, the wagon was full.
9.
Vestigia vehiculorum in via videre poteramus.
a)
The vehicles' tracks were visible in the road.
b)
We were able to see the tracks of the vehicle in the road.
c)
We were able to see the vehicles' tracks in the road.
d)
You all were able to see the vehicle's tracks in the road.
10.
Necesse est iter Romam facere.
a)
It is necessary to travel to Rome.
b)
It was necessary to travel to Rome.
c)
Rome must travel.
11.
Filia Cornelii, nomine Cornelia, in raeda erat.
a)
Cornelius's daughter, named Cornelia, was in the carriage.
b)
Cornelia's father, named Cornelius, was in the carriage.
c)
The daughter of Cornelius, named Cornelia, is in the carriage.
d)
Cornelius's daughter, named Cornelia, is in the carriage.
12.
Magnum erat periculum quod tabellarius in cisto celerrime appropinquabat.
a)
There was great danger, because a messenger was approaching quickly in a chariot.
b)
It was very dangerous, because a messenger was approaching quickly in a chariot.
c)
There is great danger, because a messenger is approaching quickly in a chariot.
d)
There is great danger, because a messenger was approaching quickly in a chariot.
13.
Neuter nouns always...
a)
End in "a" in the singular nominative.
b)
End in "um" in the singular nominative.
c)
Have the same ending in the singular nominative and accusative.
d)
Have different endings in the nominative and accusative singular.
14.
Neuter nouns always...
a)
End in "a" in the plural nominative and accusative.
b)
End in "um" in the singular nominative and accusative.
c)
Have the same ending in the singular nominative and ablative.
d)
Have different endings in the nominative and accusative singular.
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