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Case review latin 2

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Aeneas ab Asia cum patre et filio navigat.
Case and reason of "Asia"
a)
ablative, place where
b)
ablative, motion away
c)
accusative, motion toward
d)
dative, indirect object
2.
Aeneas ab Asia cum patre et filio navigat.
Case and reason of "filio"
a)
dative, indirect object
b)
ablative, accompaniment
c)
accusative, direct object
d)
genitive, possession
3.

Decem annos Graeci obsident Troiam.

Case and reason of Graeci

a)

genitive, possession

b)

accusative, motion toward

c)

nominative subject

d)

accusative, direct object

4.
Graeci iter ad Asiam navibus faciunt.  (iter= journey)
best translation of navibus
a)
from the ships
b)
to/for the ships
c)
by ships
d)
out of ships
5.
Menelaus magna cum ira pugnare cum Troianis constitit.
magna cum ira answers what question in this sentence
a)
with whom
b)
how (emotion)
c)
how (instrument)
d)
where at
6.
                          _           _
Menelaus magna cum ira pugnare cum Troianis constitit.
What case is magna cum ira?
a)
Nominative
b)
Dative
c)
Accusative
d)
Ablative
7.
Menelaus magna cum ira pugnare cum Troianis constitit.
Troianis answers this question
a)
with whom
b)
how (instrument)
c)
how (emotion)
d)
where at
8.

Multi Graecorum sunt defessi post decem annos belli.

Graecorum is what case and reason

a)

Genitive, possession

b)

Nominative, subject

c)

Accusative, object

d)

Genitive, partitive

9.
                           _
Extinguimus aqua flammas
What question does "aqua" answer
a)
with whom - accompaniment
b)
how (instrument)  - means
c)
how (emotion/attitude) - manner
d)
where at - place where
10.
Magno cum timore Aeneas uxorem, Creusam quaerit.
Magno cum timore case and reason
a)
accusative, direct object
b)
ablative, accompaniment
c)
ablative, means
d)
ablative, manner
11.
Magno cum timore Aeneas uxorem, Creusam quaerit.
case and reason of uxorem
a)
accusative, direct object
b)
accusative, motion toward
c)
dative, indirect object
d)
genitive, partitive
12.
Aeneas' ships are tossed by the huge waves.
Latin case and reason of "by the huge waves"
a)
ablative, place where
b)
accusative, direct object
c)
dative, indirect object
d)
ablative, means
13.
Aeneas' ships are tossed by the huge waves.
best Latin translation for "by the huge waves"
a)
prope undas magnas
b)
undis ingentibus
c)
undae magnae
d)
undam magnam
14.
Aeneas est princeps fortis Troianorum.
princeps - case and reason
a)
nominative subject
b)
genitive possession
c)
accusative, direct object
d)
nominative, predicate nominative