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WorksheetsAblative Absolute Participles Latin II
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
a)
Do you know the way?
b)
Have you known the way?
c)
Did you know the way?
d)
Will you know the way?
2.
Sagittā in arcum positā, Miles pro bello paratus erat.
a)
with the arrow having been placed
b)
with the arrow placing
c)
with the arrow having been able
d)
with the arrow being able
3.
Sagittā in arcum positā, Miles pro bello paratus erat.
a)
into the bow
b)
in the bow
c)
in the arch
d)
on the arch
4.
Sagittā in arcum positā, Miles pro bello paratus erat.
a)
had been prepared
b)
has been prepared
c)
will have been prepared
5.
usu arcus nescito, homines vivere bene non poterant.
a)
men were not able to live well
b)
enemies were not able to conquer well
c)
men have not been able to live good
d)
enemies had not been able to live well
6.
usu arcus nescito, homines vivere bene poterant.
a)
with the use having been unknown
b)
with the use having been known
c)
with the use not knowing
d)
with the use not being knowing
7.
usu arcus nescito, homines vivere bene poterant.
a)
of the bow
b)
bow
c)
with the bow
d)
for the bow
8.
Vultu viri obscuro, clam in villam divitium intravit.
a)
of the rich people
b)
of the rich man
c)
of the rich woman
d)
of the rich thing
9.
Vultu viri obscuro, clam in villam divitium intravit.
a)
he entered
b)
they entered
c)
he had entered
d)
he will have entered
10.
Vultu viri obscuro, clam in villam divitium intravit.
a)
secretly
b)
perhaps
c)
in vain
d)
therefore
11.
Vultu viri obscuro, clam in villam divitium intravit.
a)
With the face of the man being hidden
b)
with the vulture of the man being obscure
c)
with the stomach of the man being full
d)
with the face of the woman being obscure
12.
Impetibus contra hostes actis, acies frustrā factae erant.
a)
with the attacks having been done
b)
with the attacks driving
c)
with the attack having been done
d)
with the hindrances having been placed
13.
Impetibus contra hostes actis, acies frustrā factae erant.
a)
against the men
b)
against the enemies
c)
for the enemy
d)
for the man
14.
Impetibus contra hostes actis, acies frustrā factae erant.
a)
the battle lines
b)
battle line
c)
bitter
d)
fierce
15.
Impetibus contra hostes actis, acies frustrā factae erant.
a)
in vain
b)
perhaps
c)
therefore
d)
secretly
16.
Impetibus contra hostes actis, acies frustrā factae erant.
a)
had been made
b)
have been made
c)
became
d)
become
17.
Mercatore nullos equos speciei huius vendente, domum revenit.
a)
no horses of this kind
b)
many horses of this type
c)
some horses of this species
d)
no horses of these types
18.
Mercatore nullos equos speciei huius vendente, domum revenit.
a)
with the merchant selling
b)
with the merchant having been sold
c)
with the merchants selling
d)
with the merchants having been sold
19.
Mercatore nullos equos speciei huius vendente, domum revenit.
a)
home
b)
house
c)
master
d)
mistress
20.
Mercatore nullos equos speciei huius vendente, domum revenit.
a)
he came back
b)
he had come back
c)
he will have come back
d)
he will come back
21.
Mercatore nullos equos speciei huius vendente, ergo domum revenit.
a)
therefore
b)
perhaps
c)
secretly
d)
in vain
22.
Liberis omnia in villā frangentibus, fortasse ei pulsari debent.
a)
they ought to be beaten
b)
they should beat them
c)
they owe money to him
d)
they ought to be driven out of the house
23.
Liberis omnia in villā frangentibus, fortasse ei pulsari debent.
a)
all things in the house
b)
all people in the house
c)
somethings in the house
d)
some people in the house
24.
Liberis omnia in villā frangentibus, fortasse ei pulsari debent.
a)
with the children breaking
b)
with the children having been broken
c)
with the books breaking
d)
with the books having been broken
25.
Liberis omnia in villā frangentibus, fortasse ei pulsari debent.
a)
perhaps
b)
in vain
c)
therefore
d)
secretly
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