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Ablative Absolutes Part III

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Rege Sexto, imperium fiebat maius alteris.

a)

With Sextus being (as) king

b)

Sextus was king

c)

With Sextus being queen

d)

With the kingdom being sixth

2.

Rege Sexto, imperium fiebat maius alteris.

a)

was becoming

b)

will become

c)

becomes

d)

were becoming

3.

Rege Sexto, imperium fiebat maius alteris.

a)

greater

b)

smaller

c)

better

d)

worse

4.

Rege Sexto, imperium fiebat maius alteris.

a)

than the others

b)

than the other

c)

than the best

d)

than the worst

5.

Imperio ingenti, homines omnes partes eius videre non potuerunt.

a)

with the empire being great

b)

with the emperor being great

c)

with the empire being good

d)

with the emperor being good

6.

Imperio ingenti, homines omnes partes eius videre non potuerunt.

a)

Nominative SUBJECT

b)

Accusative DIRECT OBJECT

c)

Dative INDIRECT OBJECT

d)

Genitive POSSESSION

e)

Ablative Object of the Preposition

7.

Imperio ingenti, homines omnes partes eius videre non potuerunt.

a)

Nominative SUBJECT

b)

Accusative DIRECT OBJECT

c)

Dative INDIRECT OBJECT

d)

Genitive POSSESSION

e)

Ablative Absolute

8.

Imperio ingenti, homines boni omnes partes eius videre non potuerunt.

a)

Nominative SUBJECT

b)

Accusative DIRECT OBJECT

c)

Dative INDIRECT OBJECT

d)

Genitive POSSESSION

e)

Ablative Absolute

9.

Imperio ingenti, homines boni omnes partes eius videre non potuerunt.

a)

Nominative SUBJECT

b)

Accusative DIRECT OBJECT

c)

Dative INDIRECT OBJECT

d)

Genitive POSSESSION

e)

Ablative Absolute

10.

Imperio ingenti, homines boni omnes partes eius vidēre non potuerunt.

a)

will have not been able to see

b)

will not be able to see

c)

have not been able to see

d)

were not able to see

11.

Donis liberis omnibus datis, omnes in toto oppido fuerunt laeti.

a)

Nominative SUBJECT

b)

Accusative DIRECT OBJECT

c)

Dative INDIRECT OBJECT

d)

Genitive POSSESSION

e)

Ablative Absolute

12.

Donis liberis omnibus datis, omnes in toto oppido fuerunt laeti.

a)

Nominative SUBJECT

b)

Accusative DIRECT OBJECT

c)

Dative INDIRECT OBJECT

d)

Genitive POSSESSION

e)

Ablative Place in which (O.P.)

13.

Donis liberis omnibus datis, omnes in toto oppido fuerunt laeti.

a)

With the gifts having been given

b)

With the gift having been given

c)

Giving gifts

d)

About to give gifts

14.

Donis liberis omnibus datis, omnes in toto oppido fuerunt laeti.

a)

entire town

b)

whole city

c)

total city

d)

big battle

15.

Donis liberis omnibus datis, omnes in toto oppido fuerunt laeti.

a)

to all the children

b)

to many of the children

c)

from all the children

d)

by all the children

16.

Donis ā liberis omnibus datis, omnes in toto oppido fuerunt laeti.

a)

to all the children

b)

to many of the children

c)

from all the children

d)

by all the children

17.

Matre filio pecuniam dante, pater fuit iratissimus.

a)

With the mother giving

b)

With the mother having been given

c)

With the mothers giving

d)

With the mother named Dante

18.

Matre filio pecuniam dante, pater fuit iratissimus.

a)

money to the son

b)

money to the boy

c)

the boy's money

d)

the son's money

19.

Matre filio pecuniam dante, pater fuit iratissimus.

a)

very angry

b)

angriest

c)

ugliest

d)

more angry

e)

more irritated

20.

Matre filio pecuniam dante, pater fuit iratissimus.

a)

was

b)

has been

c)

had been

d)

will have been

e)

will be

21.
a)

Homine volante, omnes pedes specatabant.

b)

Hominibus volantibus, omnes manus specatabant.

c)

Homine humi stante, omnes pedes specatabant.

d)

Homine humi stante, omnes manus specatabant.

22.
a)

Viro stante, is litteram facit.

b)

Feminā stante, ea litteram facit.

c)

saxo stante, id litteram facit.