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Total questions: 73
Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What does a relative clause start with?
a)
relative pronoun
b)
preposition
c)
noun
d)
verb
2.
What is the relative clause describing, or referring back to?
a)
antecedent
b)
antipenultimate
c)
relative pronoun
3.
How does a relative pronoun need to agree with its antecedent?
a)
gender, number
b)
case, gender
c)
case, number
d)
gender, case, number
4.
What case are the following relative pronouns?
quem, quam, quod
quem, quam, quod
a)
Nominative
b)
Accusative
c)
Ablative
d)
Genitive
5.
What case are the following relative pronouns?
qui, quae, quod
qui, quae, quod
a)
Nominative
b)
Accusative
c)
Ablative
d)
Genitive
6.
What case are the following relative pronouns?
cuius
cuius
a)
Nominative
b)
Accusative
c)
Ablative
d)
Genitive
7.
What case are the following relative pronouns?
cui
cui
a)
Dative
b)
Accusative
c)
Ablative
d)
Genitive
8.
What case are the following relative pronouns?
quo, qua, quo
quo, qua, quo
a)
Nominative
b)
Accusative
c)
Ablative
d)
Genitive
9.
What case are the following relative pronouns?
quibus
quibus
a)
Nominative/ Accusative
b)
Genitive/ Dative
c)
Dative/ Ablative
d)
Genitive/ Ablative
10.
Quae cannot be what?
a)
Feminine singular
b)
Neuter Plural
c)
Feminine Plural
d)
Masculine
11.
What is the relative clause in this sentence?
The slave-girl, who was walking behind Salvius, was carrying the jug.
The slave-girl, who was walking behind Salvius, was carrying the jug.
a)
The slave-girl
b)
who was walking behind Salvius
c)
was carrying the jug
d)
who
12.
What is the relative clause in this sentence?
sacerdos, qui victimae sacrificibat, Claudium honorabat.
sacerdos, qui victimae sacrificibat, Claudium honorabat.
a)
sacerdos Claudium honorabat
b)
qui victimae sacrificibat
c)
qui
d)
victimae sacrificibat
13.
What is the relative pronoun in this sentence?
sacerdos, qui victimae sacrificibat, Claudium honorabat.
sacerdos, qui victimae sacrificibat, Claudium honorabat.
a)
sacerdos Claudium honorabat
b)
qui victimae sacrificibat
c)
qui
d)
victimae sacrificibat
14.
What is the relative pronoun in this sentence?
The slave-girl, who was walking behind Salvius, was carrying the jug.
The slave-girl, who was walking behind Salvius, was carrying the jug.
a)
The slave-girl
b)
who was walking behind Salvius
c)
was carrying the jug
d)
who
15.
What is the antecendent in this sentence?
rex, qui sceptrum tenebat, in atrio sedebat.
rex, qui sceptrum tenebat, in atrio sedebat.
a)
rex
b)
qui
c)
sceptrum
d)
atrio
16.
Asellus, ______ pueros docet, est Graecus servus.
a)
qui
b)
quae
c)
quod
17.
sculptor statuam, ____ est pulchra, facit.
sculptor - masc.
statua - fem.
sculptor - masc.
statua - fem.
a)
qui
b)
quae
c)
quod
18.
ancilla, ____ urnam portat, lente ambulat.
a)
qui
b)
quae
c)
quod
19.
agnus, _____ servus ducebat, erat victima.
agnus = masc.
agnus = masc.
a)
qui
b)
quod
c)
quos
d)
quem
20.
Ancilla, _____ Cornelia spectavit, in atrio sedet.
a)
quae
b)
quas
c)
quam
21.
senex, _____ in sella sedebat, erat rex Cogidubnus.
a)
qui
b)
quem
c)
quos
22.
Omnes plaustrum spectabant, _____ viam claudebat.
plaustrum = neut.
plaustrum = neut.
a)
quod
b)
quae
23.
Quintus cum cane, _____ latrabat, in via ambulabat.
canis = masc.
canis = masc.
a)
quem
b)
quos
c)
qui
24.
Servi, _____ Salvius vituperavit, erant irati.
a)
qui
b)
quem
c)
quos
25.
Omnes plaustrum spectabant, _____ viam claudebat.
plaustrum = neut.
plaustrum = neut.
a)
quod
b)
quae
26.
Gladiatores, ______ pugnaverunt ferociter, erant notissimi.
a)
qui
b)
quae
c)
quod
d)
quos
27.
The interrogative pronoun looks different than the relative in:
a)
the plural
b)
neuter nom and acc sg., masc./fem nom sg. and with no separate feminine forms in the singular
c)
it doesn't
d)
In just the nominative
28.
What is the feminine accusative singular of the interrogative pronoun?
a)
quas
b)
quam
c)
quem
d)
quid
29.
Quis?
a)
Who?
b)
Whose?
c)
To whom?
d)
Whom?
30.
Quid?
a)
Who?
b)
Whose?
c)
What?
d)
To what?
31.
Cuius?
a)
Who?
b)
Whose?
c)
What?
d)
With whom?
32.
Cui?
a)
Who?
b)
Whose?
c)
To whom?
d)
What?
33.
Quem?
a)
Who?
b)
Whose?
c)
To whom?
d)
Whom?
34.
Quōcum?
a)
To whom?
b)
Whose?
c)
Who?
d)
With whom?
35.
Quī?
a)
Who?
b)
Whose?
c)
To whom?
d)
With whom?
36.
Quōrum?
a)
What?
b)
With whom?
c)
Whose?
d)
To whom?
37.
Quibus?
a)
Whose?
b)
Whom?
c)
What?
d)
To whom?
38.
Quōs?
a)
Who?
b)
Whom?
c)
Whose?
d)
To who?
39.
Quibuscum?
a)
Who?
b)
What?
c)
With whom?
d)
To whom?
40.
Whom do you like?
a)
Quis
b)
Quid
c)
Quem
d)
Quōrum
41.
To whom did he give the gift?
a)
Cui
b)
Ad quem
c)
Quem
d)
Quis
42.
With whom are they going?
a)
Cuius
b)
Cui
c)
Quis
d)
Quōcum
43.
What are the soldiers making?
a)
Quis
b)
Quid
c)
Cui
d)
Quō
44.
Whose book is that?
a)
Quis
b)
Quō
c)
Cuius
d)
Quem
45.
Who is coming to dinner?
a)
Quid
b)
Quō
c)
Quem
d)
Quis
46.
Quid vidisti?
a)
Whom did you see?
b)
What did you see?
47.
Whom (m. pl) did you see?
a)
Quos vidisti?
b)
quosne vidisti?
c)
quas vidisti?
d)
quem vidisti?
48.
Quibuscum navigavit?
a)
To whom did you sail?
b)
Who is sailing?
c)
With whom did you sail?
d)
Who sailed?
49.
Whose (pl) horses were in the field?
a)
quorum equi erant in agro?
b)
qui equi erant in agro?
c)
cuius equi erant in agro?
d)
quae equi erant in agro?
50.
to what (city) did you lead the animals?
a)
urbi
b)
urbs
c)
urbem
51.
Who is that?!
a)
quis
b)
qui
c)
quae
d)
quid
52.
Quis est vir, quem expulisti?
a)
Who is the man whom you drove out?
b)
who is the man? Whom did you drive out?
c)
Whom did the man drive out?
d)
Who are they who are driving out the man?
53.
Which of these is not an indefinite?
a)
quidam
b)
quondam
c)
quid
d)
cuiusdam
54.
An adjective that stands by itself is called:
a)
a pronoun
b)
a substantive
c)
weird
d)
it doesn't exist
55.
Which of these is not an interrogative pronoun?
a)
qui
b)
quis
c)
quarum
d)
quam
56.
Is SOMEONE here?
a)
quidam
b)
quis
c)
qui
d)
quae
57.
HOW thoughtful you are!
a)
Quem
b)
Quam
c)
Quid
d)
Cui
58.
Dominus est laetus QUOD servi in agris laboraverunt.
a)
which
b)
because
c)
who
d)
a certain
59.
WHAT are you doing in my swamp?
a)
Quis
b)
Quod
c)
Quid
d)
Quoddam
60.
WHICH GIRLS did you see?
a)
quae
b)
quos
c)
quas
d)
quod
61.
WHICH BOYS did you see?
a)
qui
b)
quod
c)
quae
d)
quos
62.
Aurigae, quorum equi sunt celerrimi, non sempter vincent.
a)
quod causal
b)
relative pronoun
c)
indefinitive adjective
d)
interrogative
63.
Quam ingens est Circus!
a)
quod causal
b)
relative pronoun
c)
quam exclamatory
d)
interrogative
64.
Quis tantum aedificum umquam vidit?
a)
indefinite adjective
b)
relative pronoun
c)
interrogative
d)
quod causal
65.
Hi amici, quibuscum ad amphitheatrum cras ibimus, feriati erunt.
a)
indefinite
b)
relative
c)
interrogative
d)
exclamatory
66.
Cives, quorum clamores audivimus, aurigas spectabant.
a)
relative
b)
interrogative
c)
indefinite
d)
exclamatory
67.
Erat autem mihi amicus quidam, qui mecum ire poterat.
a)
relative
b)
interrogative
c)
exclamatory
d)
indefinite
68.
Hanc urbem, in qua habitamus, valde amamus.
a)
indefinite
b)
relative
c)
exclamatory
d)
interrogative
69.
Quam fortis est puella, quam in villam quendam ducere possum!
a)
exclamatory
b)
relative
c)
interrogative
d)
indefinite
70.
Quam fortis est puella, quam in villam quendam ducere possum!
a)
exclamatory
b)
relative
c)
interrogative
d)
indefinite
71.
Quam fortis est puella, quam in villam quendam ducere possum!
a)
exclamatory
b)
relative
c)
interrogative
d)
indefinite
72.
QUEM virum vidisti?
a)
interrogative
b)
relative
c)
indefinite
d)
exclamatory
73.
Which sentence uses a relative pronoun?
a)
Qui bene vivit felix erit.
b)
Quis civis hoc feret?
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