WorksheetsVocabulary IA Latin II
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Sine morā, frater et soror ad magnitudinem hominum currebant.
without delay
with delay
without care
with care
Sine morā, frater et soror ad magnitudinem hominum currebant.
the brother and sister
the father and mother
the son and daughter
the aunt and uncle
Sine morā, frater et soror ad magnitudinem hominum currebant.
to
from
around
below
Sine morā, frater et soror ad magnitudinem hominum currebant.
great number of people
small number of people
great number of soldiers
small number of wives
Leges romani populi erant valde notae.
the light
The law
the laws
the lights
Leges romani populi erant valde notae.
of the Roman people
of the Romans
of the People of Rome
of the Roman man
Leges romani populi erant valde notae.
were very well known
were never public
were often broken
were occasionally strict
Multitudo militum erat ad castra.
the crowd
the small number
the money
the fines
Aquavir erat ad casam lucis.
Mirafemina erat ad mare.
Supervir erit in caelo.
Vespertiliovir et Turdus sunt peculiares amici.
Psyche lucem ad Cupidum portabat.
Psyche Cupidum non amabat.
Psyche Cupidum videre non vult.
Psyche fratrem Cupidi amabat.
Multi barbari civitatem cupiebant.
citizenship
freedom
speed
dignity
Multi servi libertatem cupiebant.
citizenship
freedom
speed
dignity
Multi aurigae celeritatem cupiebant.
citizenship
freedom
speed
dignity
Oftentimes the letter x in changes to which letters in a stem changing word?
c or g
u or v
l or m
n or p
Oftentimes 3rd declension nouns that end in -o change their stem and have which of the following genitive endings?
-tatis
-inis
-cis
-gis
Oftentimes 3rd declension nouns that end in -tas change their stem and have which of the following genitive endings?
-tatis
-inis
-cis
-gis
