Free Printable Latin 1 Review

1.

sub +

a)

accusative

b)

ablative

2.

Neuter nouns always...

a)

End in "a" in the singular nominative.

b)

End in "um" in the singular nominative.

c)

Have the same ending in the singular nominative and accusative.

d)

Have different endings in the nominative and accusative singular.

3.

2nd declension nouns ending in UM are

a)

feminine

b)

masculine

c)

neuter

4.

2nd declension nouns ending in US are mostly

a)

feminine

b)

masculine

c)

neuter

5.

The ablative plural ending of the 2nd declension is

a)

-ibus

b)

-is

c)

-ā

d)

-o

6.

The dative singular ending of 2nd declension nouns is

a)

-i

b)

o

c)

is

d)

ae

7.

The ablative singular ending of 2nd declension nouns is

a)

-e

b)

-um

c)

-ō

d)

-ā

8.

The accusative singular of 2nd declension nouns ends in?

a)

-um

b)

-orum

c)

-am

d)

-em

9.

Nominative plural of the masculine noun ends in?

a)

-is

b)

-i

c)

-os

d)

-a

10.

The dative plural of 2nd declension ends in what?

a)

-is

b)

-es

c)

-os

d)

-orum

11.

What is the genitive singular for 2nd declension nouns?

a)

-ae

b)

-o

c)

-is

d)

-i

12.

Masculine nouns of the 2nd declension usually end in ____ in the nominative case singular.

a)

-a

b)

-um

c)

-is

d)

-us

13.

What is the genitive singular for 2nd declension nouns?

a)

-ae

b)

-o

c)

-is

d)

-i

14.

3rd Declension Genitive Plural

a)

um

b)

ibus

c)

es

d)

e

15.

3rd Declension Genitive Plural i-stem

a)

ium

b)

ibus

c)

es

d)

e

16.

3rd Declension Accusative Singular

a)

is

b)

i

c)

em

d)

e

17.

3rd Declension Accusative plural- neuter nouns

a)

same as nominative

b)

same as nominative with um

c)

a

d)

um

18.

3rd Declension Genitive Singular

a)

---

b)

is

c)

i

d)

em

19.

True or False: The nominative and accusative plural endings are the same for 1st declension nouns.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

True or false: In each decl. the dative and ablative plural endings are the same.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

which is not a 3rd declension word

a)

foot

b)

nose

c)

ear

d)

blood

22.

3rd Declension Ablative Plural

a)

e

b)

ibus

c)

em

d)

es

23.

M/F 3rd decl i-stem nouns add an "i" in

a)

genitive plural

b)

ablative singular

c)

accusative singular

d)

genitive singular

24.

neuter nouns end in "a" in the

a)

nom/acc plural

b)

nom/acc singular

c)

accusative plural

d)

nominative singular

25.

2nd declension neuter genitive singular

a)

i

b)

a

c)

um

d)

is

26.

2nd declension neuter ablative plural

a)

is

b)

ibus

c)

o

d)

i

27.

What part of your noun do you need to get the base?

a)

genitive singular

b)

nominative singular

28.

Which is not a masculine noun?

a)

caelus, caeli

b)

corpus, corporis

c)

ignis, ignis

d)

nauta, nautae

29.

cubiculum

a)

bedroom

b)

garden

c)

office

d)

dining room

30.

tablinum

a)

bedrooms

b)

dining room

c)

office

d)

hallway

31.

triclinium

a)

kitchen

b)

dining room

c)

office

d)

shops

32.

vestibulum

a)

hallway

b)

office

c)

foyer

d)

pool

33.

The base of "ager" is

a)

ager-

b)

agr-

c)

agar-

d)

agri-

34.

The base of "puer" is

a)

puer-

b)

pur-

c)

puar-

d)

pueri-

35.

What is the function of the nominative case?

a)

possession

b)

subject

c)

direct object

d)

object of a preposition

36.

What is the main function of the accusative case?

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

possession

d)

object of a preposition

37.

I gave money to the men.

a)

homini

b)

hominum

c)

hominem

d)

hominibus

38.

What is the main function of the dative case?

a)

possession

b)

indirect object

c)

direct object

d)

subject

39.

aedifico, aedificare, aedificavi

a)

build

b)

help

c)

agree

d)

plan

40.

e (ex)

a)

accusative

b)

ablative

41.

pro

a)

accusative

b)

ablative

42.

sub

a)

aquā

b)

aquam

43.

sub

a)

ablative

b)

accusative

44.

super

a)

ablative

b)

accusative

45.

circum

a)

ablative

b)

accusative

46.

the preposition in....

a)

must use only the ablative

b)

can use either ablative or accusative

47.

ā/ab

a)

under

b)

away from

c)

in

d)

with

48.

cum

a)

with

b)

around

c)

under

d)

above

49.

per

a)

under

b)

through

c)

between

d)

above

50.

inter

a)

around

b)

under

c)

between

d)

through

51.

in viā

a)

on the road

b)

onto the road

52.

in silvam

a)

in the forest

b)

into the forest

53.

in + _____ = in/on

a)

ablative

b)

accusative

54.

around the forest

a)

circum silvā

b)

circum silvas

c)

circum silvis

d)

circum silvam

55.

bonus, bona, bonum Which declension does this adjective use?

a)

1st and 2nd

b)

3rd

c)

4th

d)

Impossible to tell.

56.

Every 3rd declension adjective has what genitive singular ending?

a)

-ae

b)

-i

c)

-is

d)

It varies

57.

3rd declension adjectives take essentially the same endings as 3rd declension nouns.

a)

true

b)

false

58.

An adjective that belongs to the 3rd declension belongs to the 3rd declension alone. Always.

a)

true

b)

false

59.

rex, regis. m. king

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th/5th

60.

Which of the following is NOT an accusative singular ending?

a)

-um

b)

-i

c)

-em

d)

-am

61.

nauta, nautae, m. = sailor

a)

1st Declension

b)

2nd Declension

c)

3rd Declension

62.

Genitive singular of "rex"

a)

regis

b)

regi

c)

regem

d)

reum

63.

Dative singular of "rex"

a)

regis

b)

regi

c)

regem

d)

rege

64.

What is the genitive singular of "pax"?

a)

paxis

b)

pacis

c)

paci

d)

paxi

65.

sororibus (parvus, parva, parum)

a)

parvae

b)

parvis

c)

parvas

d)

parvā

66.

What do genitives show?

a)

possession

b)

Latin things

c)

the subject

d)

its a preposition

67.

Agricolarum

a)

nominative plural

b)

genitive plural

c)

dative plural

d)

ablative plural

68.

to praise

a)

laudare

b)

donare

c)

portare

d)

amare

69.

1st plural future of habeo

a)

habebimus

b)

haberimus

c)

habemus

d)

habebamus

70.

parabimus

a)

We will prepare

b)

We were preparing

c)

We prepare

71.

ambulabis

a)

You will walk

b)

You walk

c)

You were walking

72.

videbit

a)

they will see

b)

he will see

c)

you see

d)

you will see

73.

What is the other word for the second part? Example: servō, servāre, servāvī, servātum

a)

infinitive

b)

2nd person

c)

genitive

d)

present tense

74.

docent

a)

they teach

b)

she teaches

c)

it will teach

d)

they were teaching

75.

How is the infinitive translated?

a)

"I (verb)"

b)

"(verbing)"

c)

"to (verb)"

d)

"of the (verb)"

76.

One can distinguish 1st Conjugation verbs from 2nd Conjugation verbs by looking at the _____form.

a)

1st form

b)

infinitive

c)

3rd form

d)

Latin

77.

What conjugation is: doceō, docēre, docuī, doctum

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

78.

portabimus

a)

I will carry

b)

You will carry

c)

We will carry

d)

They will carry

79.

we will give

a)

donabo

b)

donabimus

c)

donabamus

d)

donabit

80.

you will see

a)

vides

b)

vidis

c)

videbis

d)

videbunt

81.

they will have

a)

habent

b)

habiunt

c)

habint

d)

habebunt

82.

habebitis

a)

you (pl) will live

b)

you (pl) have

c)

you (pl) live

d)

you (pl) will have

Latin 1 Review

Total questions: 82

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