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WorksheetsLatin I - 6 Ch 2 OXR vocab
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
iuvat means
s/he praises
s/he helps
s/he call
s/he greets
In the sentence Horatia Scintillam iuvat, the subject is
Horatia
Scintillam
iuvat
In the sentence Horatia Scintillam iuvat, the case of Scintillam is
nominative - subject
ablative - where at
accusative - direct object
laudat means
s/he praises
s/he carries
s/he prepares
s/he walks
In the sentence, Horatia cenam non laudat, which word is the direct object?
Horatia
non
laudat
cenam
In the sentence, Horatia aquam in casam portat, casam expresses
subject
direct object
where to
subjective complement
subito means
suddenly
under
into
but
In the sentence, Horatia tells a story, what is the best translation for story
viam
aquam
filia
fabulam
This case expresses subjective complement
Nominative
Accusative
Ablative
This case expresses where at
Nominative
Accusatuve
Ablative
This case expresses the direct object
Nominative
Accusative
Ablative
irata is this part of speech
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
NOT a verb form
parat
portat
filia
vocat
Roman daughters were named after their
mothers
fathers
grandmothers
sisters
Cave canem means
Eat your dinner
The dog is here
Beware of the dog
Enter the cave
