WorksheetsYear 10 - End of Autumn Term Quiz
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 37mins
Which word is NOT a nominative?
puella
civem
servus
mercator
filii
Which words could be accusative?
senes
hostis
noctis
nuntios
gladium
Which case means that you must add "by/with/in/on/from" to your translation?
Nominative
Accusative
Genitive
Dative
Ablative
What does the Genitive case do?
Subject
Object
Shows Possession
To/For
By/With/In/On/From
Which words could be Genitive?
patris
pecuniam
feminarum
homines
canibus
Which words could be Dative?
navis
liberti
turbas
puellis
domino
Which words could be nominative?
amicis
libertus
cives
ancillam
horto
Which letters indicate a Perfect Active/Passive Participle?
nt
re
t
ss
ns
This is Mr...
celer
magnus
parvus
laetus
optimus
This is Mr...
fortis
dormit
bonus
perterritus
ignavus
This is Mr...
parvus
iratus
Clarus
callidus
immotus
This is Little Miss...
fortis
parva
irata
celer
pulchra
What case is amoris?
Nominative
Accusative
Genitive
Dative
Ablative
What cases could templa be?
Nominative
Accusative
Genitive
Dative
Ablative
laudabant is subjunctive. True or False?
True
False
What type of construction is:
centurio, cum hoc audivisset, iratus erat.
Perfect Passive Participle
cum Clause with Imperfect Subjunctive
cum Clause with Pluperfect Subjunctive
Indirect Question with Imperfect Subjunctive
Indirect Question with Pluperfect Subjunctive
What is the translation of:
centurio, cum hoc audivisset, iratus erat.
The centurion, when he had heard this, was angry.
The centurion, when he was hearing this, was angry.
The centurion, having listened with this man, was angry.
The centurion, who had listened to this, is angry.
The centurion, who was listening to this, was angry.
What type of construction is this:
servus, a domino verberatus, ex oppido fugit.
Perfect Active Participle
Perfect Passive Participle
Indirect Question with Imperfect Subjunctive
Indirect Question with Pluperfect Subjunctive
A normal indicative sentence
What is the translation of:
servus, a domino verberatus, ex oppido fugit.
The servant, when the master was beating him, fled from the whip.
The slave, having been beaten by his master, fled towards the town.
The slave, having beaten his master, fled from the town.
The slave, having been cursed by his master, fled from the town.
The slave, having been beaten by his master, fled from the town.
Which is the correct translation of:
ancillae ad villam festinabant.
Slave girls were hurrying to the villa.
Slave girls were hurrying to the villas.
Servant girls were hurrying to the villa.
A slave girl ran to the villa.
They were hurrying to the slave girl's villa.
Which is the correct translation of:
cibum cani dedi.
I showed food to a dog.
Food was given to the dog.
A dog at the food.
I gave food to a dog.
They gave dinner to the dog.
Which is the correct translation of:
tandem urbem videramus.
At last we had gone to the city.
At last we had seen the city.
However, we had seen the city.
However, we went to the city.
We saw the city's shop.
Fill in the gap:
nos ancillae fessae sumus; semper in villa _____________.
laboras
laborat
laboramus
laboratis
laborant
Fill in the gap:
"quid faciunt illi servi?"
"pocula ad milites ____________."
fero
ferimus
fertis
ferunt
ferre
Fill in the gap:
in maximo periculo estis, quod filium regis _____________.
interfecisti
interfecit
interfecimus
interfecistis
interfecerunt
Which of the following is a IMPERFECT SUBJUNCTIVE?
custodians
custodiebatis
custodirent
custodio
custodivisset
Which of the following is a PLUPERFECT SUBJUNCTIVE?
laudavit
laudavissemus
laudarem
laudatus
laudaveras
What tense is risimus?
Present
Imperfect
Perfect
Pluperfect
Future
What tense is sederamus?
Present
Imperfect
Perfect
Pluperfect
Future
Which verb is NOT a subjunctive?
festinares
portaremus
exspectavissent
cupivissem
ambulavit
Which one is the odd one out? (Declension)
vias
cibus
villam
feminae
tabernis
Which one is the odd one out? (Case)
mercatorem
puerum
dominam
ancillas
liberti
Which one is the odd one out? (Meaning)
ambulat
contenderatis
sedeo
festinabat
cucurristi
Which one is the odd one out? (Tense)
voluerant
portaveramus
festinaveras
erat
dederam
Which is the correct translation of:
I was wanting to find money.
pecuniam invenire volo.
pecunia invenire volebam.
pecuniam invenire volebat.
pecuniam invenire volebam.
aureum invenire voluit.
What is the equivalent of "dederas" in the subjunctive?
dares
daretis
dedisses
dedissetis
datus
Who is doing the verb: bibetis
I
You (sg)
You (pl)
We
Which of the following are imperatives? (Select two)
ducete
ducere
duce
duco
dux
What is the equivalent of "audiebam" in the subjunctive?
audi
audire
audiebar
audirem
audivissem
Which letters signpost a present participle?
re
nt
ns
t
ss
How do you translate a present participle?
I/YOU/WE (etc.) verb
HAVING verbED
HAVING BEEN verbED
WAS verbING
verbING
Select the constructions which require "ut" + Subjunctive.
Direct Command
Indirect Command
cum Clause
Result Clause
Purpose Clause
Choose the correct meaning(s) of "solus, -a, -um".
one one's own
ground
alone
sun
land
ancilla e villa celeriter discedit.
What case is "villa" and why is it in that case here?
Accusative because it is the object of the sentence
Ablative because it follows the preposition "e"
Ablative because it follows "discedit" which means "depart (from")
Nominative because it ends in "a"
Accusative because it follows the preposition "e"
What day does the Spring Term start again?
4th January 2022
5th January 2022
6th January 2022
7th January 2022
8th January 2022
