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WorksheetsParticiples and Ablative Absolute Review
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Participles are ...
nouns
adjectives
adverbs
exclamations
Which of the following is a present active participle?
amo
amatus
amaturus
amans
Which of the following is a perfect passive participles?
duco
ductus
ducturus
ducans
Which of the following is a future active participles?
dico
dictus
dicturus
dicans
What would be the proper translation of the present participles, example: regens
to rule
having ruled
ruling
about to rule
What would be the proper translation of the perfect passive participle, example: captus
having captured
having been captured
about to capture
capturing
What would be the proper translation of the future active participle, example: pugnaturus
having fought
to fight
fighting
about to fight
Which word in the following sentence is being modified by the participle: Ego puellam, currentem in agrīs, amo.
agris
puellam
ego
amo
Translate the participial phrase: Ego puellam, currentem in agrīs, amo.
having run in the fields
running in the fields
about to run in the fields
Which word in the following sentence is being modified by the participle: Vulneratus ā hoste, Caesar domum non rediit.
hoste
domum
Caesar
rediit
Translate the participial phrase: Vulneratus ā hoste, Caesar domum non rediit.
Being wounded by the enemy
Having been wounded by the enemy
Because the enemy was wounded
With the enemies wounded
Which word in the following sentence is being modified by the participle: Caesar ad Romanōs militēs, pugnaturōs hostēs in proeliō, dixit.
Caesar
milites
hostēs
proeliō
Translate the participial phrase: Caesar ad Romanōs militēs, pugnaturōs hostēs in proeliō, dixit.
about to fight the enemies in battle
having fought the enemies in battle
fighting the enemies in battle
with the enemies fighting in battle
Translate the Ablative Absolute: Locīs ignotīs, Militēs ā hostibus victī sunt ( ..., the soldiers were conquered by the enemies).
the location having been ignored
with the locations unknown, ...
not knowing the locations
since the locations were unknown, ...
Translate the Ablative Absolute: Militibus pugnantīs, Caesar aliōs militēs ad proelium duxit (..., Caesar led other soldier to the battle).
While the soldiers were fighting,
With the soldiers fighting,
Having been attacked by soldiers
With the soldiers about to fight
Translate the Ablative Absolute: M. Cicerone et M. Pisone consulibus, Orgetorix coniurationem fecit (..., Orgetorix made a conspiracy).
During the consulship of Cicero and Piso, ..
After the consulship of Cicero and Piso, ...
With M. Cicero and M. Piso being consuls, ..
Translate the Ablative Absolute: magnō periculō, Caesar pacem petivit (..., Caesar sought peace).
So that there would be great danger, ...
About to create a large danger, ...
Since the danger was great, ...
With the danger being great, ...
