WorksheetsLatin cases practice
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What case is domini in this sentence? coquus domini semper laborabat.
a)
nominative
b)
dative
c)
genitive
d)
ablative
2.
What is the accusative singular of ancilla?
a)
ancilla
b)
ancillas
c)
ancillam
d)
ancillae
3.
What case is feminae in this sentence? servus cibum feminae dat.
a)
genitive
b)
accusative
c)
dative
d)
vocative
4.
In this sentence, which Latin word would translate the old man? The girl gives the old man a letter.
a)
accusative
b)
nominative
c)
genitive
d)
dative
5.
What case is insula in this sentence? nauta ab insula navigavit.
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
accusative
d)
ablative
6.
What is the accusative plural of canis?
a)
canis
b)
canos
c)
canes
d)
cani
7.
What case is hortos in this sentence? feminae in hortos ambulant.
a)
accusative
b)
genitive
c)
ablative
d)
dative
8.
In this sentence, which Latin word would translate friends? I walked out of the garden with my friends.
a)
amico
b)
amicis
c)
amicum
d)
amicos
9.
What is the nominative plural of agricola?
a)
agricola
b)
agricoli
c)
agricolae
d)
agricoles
10.
mercator looks the same in which two cases?
a)
dative and ablative plural
b)
nominative and accusative singular
c)
nominative and genitive singular
d)
genitive singular and nominative plural
11.
What is the accusative singular of nomen?
a)
nomen
b)
nominem
c)
nominis
d)
nomina
12.
What case is iuvene?
a)
Ablative
b)
Dative
c)
Accusative
d)
Genitive
13.
What case is urbium?
a)
genitive plural
b)
genitive singular
c)
accusative plural
d)
acuusative singular
14.
Which of these English words could be naves in Latin?
a)
The ships sailed into harbour.
b)
I am the captain of the ship.
c)
Have you seen my ship?
d)
Let's put our luggage on the ship.
15.
What case is templa?
a)
Nominative or accusative plural
b)
Nominative or ablative singular
c)
Genitive singular or nominative plural
d)
Dative or ablative plural
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