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Latin IIA Grammar Review

Total questions: 49

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What declension is this noun: puella, ae, f. - girl

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

2.

What declension is this word: servus, i, m. - slave

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

3.

What declension is this noun: leo, leonis, m. - lion

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

4.

What declension is this word: vir, viri, m. - man

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

5.

What declension is this word: senex, senis, m. - old man

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

6.

Case of the underlined word: puella puero donum dat. The girl gives a gift to the boy.

a)

dative

b)

ablative

c)

genitive

d)

accusative

7.

Case of the underlined word: puer librum puellae aufert. The boy stole the girl's book.

a)

genitive

b)

accusative

c)

ablative

d)

dative

8.

Case of the underlined word: coquus cenam paravit.

a)

accusative

b)

dative

c)

ablative

d)

nominative

9.

Syntax of the underlined word: coquus cenam paravit. The cook prepared the dinner.

a)

direct object

b)

indirect object

c)

object of a preposition

d)

subject

10.

Syntax of the underlined word: servi puerum vituperaverunt. The slaves cursed the boy.

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

object of a preposition

11.

What conjugation is this verb: audio, audire, audivi - to hear

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

12.

What conjugation is this verb: moneo, monēre, monui - to warn

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

13.

What conjugation is this verb: duco, ducere, duxi - to lead

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

14.

What conjugation is this verb: porto, portare, portavi - to carry

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

15.

Translate: cibum portabamus.

a)

we carry

b)

we were carrying

c)

we carried

16.

Translate: signum dederunt.

a)

they gave

b)

he gives

c)

they give

d)

he gave

17.

Translate: ego sum pictor.

a)

I am

b)

you are

c)

I was

d)

we are

18.

Translate: fecit (facio, facere, feci - to make)

a)

he made

b)

he makes

c)

he was making

d)

we made

19.

Translate: sonitum audiebant

a)

They were listening to

b)

they listened to

c)

they are listening to

20.

Translate: portavi

a)

I carried

b)

I was carrying

c)

you carried

d)

he carried

21.

Translate: cantare possumus.

a)

We are able to sing

b)

we want to sing

c)

we do not want to sing

d)

we are singers

22.

Translate: dormire volunt.

a)

They want to sleep

b)

They do not want to sleep

c)

They are able to sleep

d)

We are sleeping.

23.

Translate: servi sunt iratissimi.

a)

the slaves are

b)

the slaves were

c)

the slave is

d)

the slave was

24.

Translate: ambulare potest.

a)

he is able to walk.

b)

he wants to walk

c)

they are able to walk

d)

he wants to walk

25.

Translate: spectare non vis.

a)

you do not want to look

b)

you want to look

c)

you are able to look

d)

you are looking

26.

Translate: servi per viam ambulabant.

a)

through the street

b)

on the street

c)

to the street

d)

with the street

27.

Translate: ego cum amico ambulabam

a)

with the friend

b)

without the friend

c)

to the friend

d)

away from the friend

28.

Translate: puer post amicum ambulabat.

a)

behind the friend

b)

with the friend

c)

away from the friend

d)

without the friend

29.

Translate: servus a monte festinavit.

a)

from the mountain

b)

toward the mountain

c)

into the mountain

d)

through the mountain

30.

Translate: ego ad villam contendo.

a)

to the house

b)

away from the house

c)

into the house

d)

through the house

31.
sub
a)
above
b)
under
c)
through 
d)
around 
32.
ad
a)
away from
b)
with 
c)
around
d)
towards
33.
ā/ab
a)
under
b)
away from
c)
in 
d)
with
34.
cum
a)
with
b)
around
c)
under
d)
above
35.
de 
a)
against
b)
within 
c)
down from
d)
around
36.
sine
a)
without
b)
down from 
c)
with 
d)
around
37.
per
a)
under
b)
through
c)
between 
d)
above
38.
in silvam 
a)
in the forest
b)
into the forest
39.
into the house
a)
in villam 
b)
in villā
40.
out of the house
a)
sub villā 
b)
sine villā 
c)
e villā 
d)
ab villā 
41.
away from the city 
a)
sub urbe 
b)
contra urbem 
c)
ab urbe 
d)
in urbe 
42.
with friends 
a)
cum amicīs 
b)
sine amicīs 
c)
de amicīs 
d)
circum amicīs 
43.
down from the tree
a)
de arbore
b)
ab arbore
c)
ex arbore
d)
in arbore
44.
puella cibum spectat
a)
the girl sees the food
b)
the food sees the girl
45.
civis canem spectat
a)
the dog sees the citizen
b)
the citizen sees the dog
46.
gladiator ancillam spectat
a)
the gladiator sees the slave-girl
b)
the slave-girl sees the gladiator
47.
amicus filio donum dat
a)
a friend gives a gift to the son
b)
a son gives a gift to the friend
48.
mercator stolas feminae dat
a)
the merchant gives dresses to the woman
b)
the woman gives dresses to the merchant
49.
poeta amico tunicam dat
a)
the poet gives a tunic to his friend
b)
the friend gives a tunic to the poet