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Latin Cases

Total questions: 117

Worksheet time: 1hrs 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
The farmers are walking.
agricol__ ambulant.
a)
agricolae
b)
agricolas
c)
agricolam
d)
agricola
2.
I have money.
ego pecuni__ habeo.
a)
pecunia
b)
pecunias
c)
pecuniae
d)
pecuniam
3.
The friend is good.
amic__ est bonus.
a)
amico
b)
amici
c)
amicus
d)
amicum
4.
I give money to the merchant.
ego pecuniam mercator__ do.
a)
mercatores
b)
mercator
c)
mercatori
d)
mercatoribus
5.
The dogs bark in the street.
can__ in via latrat.
a)
cani
b)
canibus
c)
canem
d)
canes
6.
The boy gave a ring to the girl.
puer puell__ anulum dedit.
a)
puellae
b)
puellam
c)
puellas
d)
puella
7.
The girl gave food to the dogs.
puella cibum can__ dedit.
a)
canes
b)
canibus
c)
cani
d)
canem
8.
Do you have food?
habesne cib__?
a)
cibus
b)
cibi
c)
cibos
d)
cibum
9.
Yes, I have many foods.
ita, ego multos cib__ habeo.
a)
cibi
b)
cibum
c)
cibos
d)
cibo
10.
No, a lion ate my food.
Minime, leo__ cibum meum consumpsit.
a)
leo
b)
leones
c)
leonibus
d)
leoni
11.
Those are JULIA'S favorite sandals!
a)
Nominative
b)
Genitive
c)
Dative
d)
Ablative
12.
The women give food TO THE SOLDIERS.
a)
Ablative
b)
Accusative
c)
Dative
d)
Genitive
13.
MOM, where is my toga?
a)
Vocative
b)
Nominative
c)
Genitive
d)
Dative
14.
The soldiers are BRAVE. 
a)
Nominative
b)
Accusative
c)
Ablative
d)
Vocative
15.
The teacher spoke TO THE PARENTS about their child.
a)
Nominative
b)
Genitive
c)
Dative
d)
Accusative
16.
The daughter was preparing dinner FOR HER FAMILY.
a)
Ablative
b)
Accusative
c)
Dative
d)
Genitive
17.
Marcus is the son OF THE KING.
a)
Genitive
b)
Nominative
c)
Vocative
d)
Accusative
18.
THESE young men fight for the Republic. 
a)
Accusative
b)
Ablative
c)
Nominative
d)
Vocative
19.
The farmer walks ON THE ROAD into town.
a)
Accusative
b)
Ablative
c)
Dative
d)
Genitive
20.
Sit down and be quiet, CHILDREN!
a)
Nominative
b)
Genitive
c)
Dative
d)
Vocative
21.
The sailors sail away from THE ISLAND.
a)
Genitive
b)
Dative
c)
Accusative
d)
Ablative
22.
The soldiers marched through THE FOREST by the sea.
a)
Ablative
b)
Genitive
c)
Accusative
d)
Nominative
23.
We want PEACE, not war!
a)
Accusative
b)
Nominative
c)
Ablative
d)
Genitive
24.
The men show THE GODS THEMSELVES respect.
a)
Nominative
b)
Genitive
c)
Dative
d)
Accusative
25.

What is the function shown by the Nominative Case?

a)

Indirect Object

b)

Direct Object

c)

Object of Preposition

d)

Subject

e)

Possession

26.

What function is shown by the Genitive Case?

a)

Direct Address

b)

Possession

c)

Object of Preposition

d)

Subject

e)

Indirect Object

27.

What function is shown by the Dative Case?

a)

Direct Object

b)

Indirect Object

c)

Direct Address

d)

Information about Location

e)

Predicate Nominative

28.

What is the most common function of the Accusative Case?

a)

Subject

b)

Indirect Object

c)

Direct Address

d)

Direct Object

e)

Possession

29.

What is the most common function of the Ablative Case?

a)

Object of Preposition

b)

Direct Object

c)

Indirect Object

d)

Subject

e)

Direct Address

30.

What function is shown by the Vocative Case?

a)

Subject

b)

Predicate Nominative

c)

Direct Address

d)

Indirect Object

e)

Possession

31.

What function is shown by the rarely-used Locative Case?

a)

Subject

b)

Possession

c)

Direct Object

d)

Information about Location

e)

Indirect Object

32.

What function is shown by the Nominative Case?

a)

Predicate Nominative

b)

Direct Object

c)

Possession

d)

Direct Address

e)

Information about Location

33.

What function is sometimes shown by the Accusative Case?

a)

Possession

b)

Information about Location

c)

Object of Preposition

d)

Indirect Object

e)

Predicate Nominative

34.

The subject is indicated by which case?

a)

Vocative

b)

Locative

c)

Nominative

d)

Dative

e)

Accusative

35.

Possession is shown by which case?

a)

Locative

b)

Genitive

c)

Nominative

d)

Dative

e)

Vocative

36.

The indirect object uses which case?

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Dative

d)

Vocative

e)

Genitive

37.

The direct object uses which case?

a)

Accusative

b)

Nominative

c)

Genitive

d)

Locative

e)

Ablative

38.

The object of most prepositions is in which case?

a)

Ablative

b)

Nominative

c)

Dative

d)

Locative

e)

Genitive

39.

Direct address is shown by which case?

a)

Nominative

b)

Locative

c)

Vocative

d)

Dative

e)

Genitive

40.

Information about location is shown by which rarely-used case?

a)

Nominative

b)

Accusative

c)

Ablative

d)

Dative

e)

Locative

41.

The predicate nominative uses which case?

a)

Accusative

b)

Nominative

c)

Ablative

d)

Genitive

e)

Dative

42.

A few prepositions use which case for their objects?

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Accusative

d)

Dative

e)

Vocative

43.

What is the grammatical quality that shows how a noun is being used in a sentence?

a)

Voice

b)

Tense

c)

Gender

d)

Number

e)

Case

44.

Groups of Latin nouns that share a pattern of case endings are called...?

a)

Conjugations

b)

Declensions

c)

Flocks

d)

Herds

e)

Conclaves

45.
Latin has 5 main cases, each with multiple different uses.  Which case do you use for location, separation, or instrument?
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
dative
d)
ablative
46.
Words that give, say, show, or tell often ring a ___________ bell.
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
dative
d)
accusative
47.
Which case is usually translated with the word "of"?
a)
genitive
b)
dative
c)
accusative 
d)
ablative
48.
Which case is translated with "to" or "for"?
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
ablative
d)
dative
49.
Which case is translated with "by", "with", "in", or "from"?
a)
genitive
b)
dative
c)
accusative
d)
ablative
50.
What is the case and use of the red word? 
Marcus puer est.
a)
Nominative subject
b)
predicate nominative
c)
accusative direct object
d)
vocative of direct address
51.
What is the case and use of the red word?
 
Marcus puellīs donum dabit.
a)
accusative direct object
b)
ablative of separation
c)
dative indirect object
d)
objective genitive
52.
What is the case and use of the red word?
Marcus puellīs donum dabit.
a)
ablative of separation
b)
ablative of means
c)
dative indirect object
d)
dative of purpose
53.
What is the case and use of the red word?
Caesaris filius ad Romam venit.
a)
nominative subject
b)
genitive of possession
c)
partitive genitive
d)
accusative place to which
54.
What is the case and use of the red word?

Caesaris filius ad Romam venit.
a)
nominative subject
b)
genitive of possession
c)
partitive genitive
d)
accusative place to which
55.
What is the case and use of the red word?
magna cum celeritate Iulia ex domo fugit.
a)
ablative of manner
b)
ablative of location
c)
dative of indirect object
d)
genitive of possession
56.
What is the case and use of the red word?
magna cum celeritate Iulia ex domo fugit.
a)
ablative of means
b)
ablative of place from which
c)
dative of indirect object
d)
genitive of possession
57.
What is the case and use of the red word?
pars militum interficitur in proelio.
a)
accusative place towards
b)
accusative direct object
c)
partitive genitive
d)
objective genitive
58.
What is the case of the word in red?
imperator militum gladiis in hostes impetum fecit.
a)
dative of indirect object
b)
ablative of accompaniment
c)
ablative of means
d)
genitive of possession
59.
What is the case of the word in red?
imperator militum gladiis in hostes impetum fecit.
a)
dative of indirect object
b)
accusative direct object
c)
accusative place to which
d)
genitive of possession
60.
What is the case and use of the word in red?
dā mihi basia mille, deinde centum, Lesbia.
a)
nominative subject
b)
accusative direct object
c)
dative indirect object
d)
vocative, direct address
61.
What case is domini in this sentence? coquus domini semper laborabat.
a)
nominative
b)
dative
c)
genitive
d)
ablative
62.
What is the accusative singular of ancilla?
a)
ancilla
b)
ancillas
c)
ancillam
d)
ancillae
63.
What case is feminae in this sentence? servus cibum feminae dat.
a)
genitive
b)
accusative
c)
dative
d)
vocative
64.
In this sentence, which Latin word would translate the old man? The girl gives the old man a letter.
a)
accusative
b)
nominative
c)
genitive
d)
dative
65.
What case is insula in this sentence? nauta ab insula navigavit.
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
accusative
d)
ablative
66.
What is the accusative plural of canis?
a)
canis
b)
canos
c)
canes
d)
cani
67.
What case is hortos in this sentence?  feminae in hortos ambulant.
a)
accusative
b)
genitive
c)
ablative
d)
dative
68.
In this sentence, which Latin word would translate friends? I walked out of the garden with my friends.
a)
amico
b)
amicis
c)
amicum
d)
amicos
69.
What is the nominative plural of agricola?
a)
agricola
b)
agricoli
c)
agricolae
d)
agricoles
70.
mercator looks the same in which two cases?
a)
dative and ablative plural
b)
nominative and accusative singular
c)
nominative and genitive singular
d)
genitive singular and nominative plural
71.
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
72.
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
73.
Decem annos Graeci obsident Troiam.
Case and reason of annos
a)
accusative, direct object
b)
accusative, motion toward
c)
accusative, duration of time
d)
accusative, motion away
74.
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
75.
Troiani tradere Helenam Graecis tradere non cupiunt.
case and reason of Graecis
a)
dative, indirect object
b)
genitive, possession
c)
nominative, subject complement
d)
accusative, motion toward
76.
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
77.
                          _           _
Menelaus magna cum ira pugnare cum Troianis constitit.
What case is magna cum ira?
a)
Nominative
b)
Dative
c)
Accusative
d)
Ablative
78.
Menelaus magna cum ira pugnare cum Troianis constitit.
Troianis answers this question
a)
with whom
b)
how (instrument)
c)
how (emotion)
d)
where at
79.
Multi Graecorum sunt fessi post decem annos belli.
Graecorum is what case and reason
a)
Genitive, possession
b)
Nominative, subject
c)
Accusative, object
d)
Genitive, partitive
80.
                           _
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
81.
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
82.
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
83.
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
84.
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
85.
Aeneas est princeps fortis Troianorum.
princeps - case and reason
a)
nominative subject
b)
genitive possession
c)
accusative, direct object
d)
nominative, predicate nominative
86.
Which of theses nouns is a nominative plural?
a)
puellas
b)
puellae
c)
puellam
d)
puellis
87.
Which of these cannot be a nomintives?  Be sure to think of all three declensions you have learned.
a)
sol
b)
pueri
c)
feminae
d)
sorore
88.
Which of these can be a direct object?
a)
regem
b)
feminarum
c)
puero
d)
duci
89.
Which of these cannot be a direct object of a verb?  Think of all three declensions you have learned.
a)
reginas
b)
virum
c)
fratres
d)
cibo
90.
Which of these is a possessive?  Think of all three declensions you have learned.
a)
porco
b)
ursi
c)
sorori
d)
viris
91.
Which of these phrases means "the man's money?"
a)
pecunia virum
b)
pecuniae vir
c)
pecuniam viro
d)
pecunia viri
92.
Which of these prepostional phrases is grammatically correct?
a)
ab aquam
b)
ab aqua
c)
ab aquae
d)
ab aquis
93.
Which of these phrases means "he fights with a sword?"
a)
gladio pugnat
b)
gladius pugnat
c)
gladium pugnat
d)
gladiorum pugnat
94.
Which case is used for the indirect object of  a verb?
a)
Dative
b)
Nominative
c)
Genitive
d)
Ablative
95.
Which of these phrases means "I give food to the animal?"
a)
cibum animal do
b)
Cibo animal do
c)
cibum animali do
d)
cibum animalis do
96.
From this English sentence, which word would be ablative?  he bought groceries for  his families with Euros. 
a)
he
b)
Euros
c)
family
d)
groceries
97.

The genitive singular of puella is ________.

a)

Puellae

b)

Puellam

c)

Puellarum

d)

Puella

98.

The genitive plural of equus is ________.

a)

Equorum

b)

Equis

c)

Equum

d)

Equi

99.

The genitive plural of silva is ________.

a)

Silvis

b)

Silvae

c)

Silvarum

d)

Silvam

100.

The nominative singular of servus is _______.

a)

Servi

b)

Servus

c)

Servum

d)

Servo

101.

The nominative singular of villa is _______

a)

Villae

b)

Villam

c)

Villis

d)

Villa

102.

The nominative plural of via is _______.

a)

Via

b)

Viae

c)

Viis

d)

Viarum

103.

The nominative plural of dominus is _______.

a)

Dominus

b)

Dominis

c)

Domino

d)

Domini

104.

The dative singular of villa is _______.

a)

Villa

b)

Villae

c)

Villis

d)

Villam

105.

The dative singular of dominus is _______.

a)

Dominum

b)

Dominorum

c)

Domino

d)

Domini

106.

The dative plural of silva is _______.

a)

Silvis

b)

Silvas

c)

Silvarum

d)

Silvae

107.

The dative plural of murus is _______

a)

Muros

b)

Muro

c)

Muris

d)

Muri

108.

The accusative singular of via is _______.

a)

Via

b)

Viis

c)

Viae

d)

Viam

109.

The accusative singular of servus is _______.

a)

Servos

b)

Servi

c)

Servo

d)

Servum

110.

The accusative plural of puella is _______.

a)

Puellas

b)

Puellam

c)

Puellae

d)

Puella

111.

The accusative plural of equus is _______.

a)

Equis

b)

Equus

c)

Equos

d)

Equorum

112.

The ablative singular of dominus is _______.

a)

Dominus

b)

Domini

c)

Dominis

d)

Domino

113.

The ablative singular of puella is _______.

a)

Puella

b)

Puellae

c)

Puellis

d)

Puellam

114.

The ablative plural of silva is _______.

a)

Silvas

b)

Silvae

c)

Silvis

d)

Silvarum

115.

The ablative plural of murus is _______.

a)

Muros

b)

Muri

c)

Muro

d)

Muris

116.

Dominis could be all of the following:

a)

Ablative plural and dative plural

b)

Dative plural and nominative plural

c)

Ablative plural and accusative plural

d)

Ablative plural and dative singular

117.

Silvae could be all of the following:

a)

Nominative singular, dative singular, and ablative plural

b)

Genitive singular, dative singular, and nominative singular

c)

Nominative plural, dative singular, and genitive singular

d)

Genitive singular, nominative plural, and accusative singular

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