WorksheetsStage 6 Latin Derivatives, Verb Tense Grammar, Personal Endings
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 17mins
Because of his _____ nature, he argues frequently with his classmates and has very few friends.
compulsive
pugnacious
clamorous
stubborn
______ is an English noun meaning wrath, fury, rage
pugilist
ire
irritate
annoy
Emancipation ProCLAMAtion was meant to be
spoken
written
shouted
read
John Cena, Mohammad Ali, and George Foreman were all______(from the Latin word meaning fight)
vexing
pugilists
firemen
underestimated
The difference between INCITE and EXCITE. Which one means aroused to stir up things in a negative way?
incite
excite
The difference between INCITE and EXCITE. Which one means aroused to stir up things in a postive way?
incite
excite
Anything that fortifies you (from the Latin word, fortis) will
make you weak
make you thing
make you strong
make you sad
If something vexes you, it
makes you sad
makes you happy
makes you laugh
makes you annoyed
ImPULSive comes from pulsare in Latin.
doing something a lot and unable to stop doing it
swayed by emotional involuntary abruptness
ComPULSive comes from pulsare in Latin.
doing something a lot and unable to stop doing it
swayed by emotional involuntary abruptness
-0, -S, -T, -MUS, -TIS, -NT are Latin code endings telling
Who did the verb (person)
What was done
When verb was done (tense)
Active or Passive Voice of Verb
"BA" in a Latin VERB indicates WHEN (tense)
present
imperfect
perfect
"v" embedded in a verb indicates WHEN (tense)
present
perfect
imperfect
DeSCRIBE
tell
write
read
hear
Vendit is the root or vendor or vending machine means
buy
sell
trade
ignore
gladiatorem pulsavit
He hit a gladiator
He hits a gladiator
He was hitting a gladiator
He will hit a gladiator
Gladiatorem pulsabas
You should hit the gladiator
You may hit the gladiator
You were hitting a gladiator
You are hitting a gladiator
lacrimant
They are crying
You all are crying
He is crying
I am crying
Quintus rogavit
Quintus was asking.
Quintus is asking.
Quintus asked
Quintus had asked.
ad theatrum festino
I hurry to the forum
You hurry to the forum
We hurry to the forum
They hurry to the forum
Clemens in foro ambulabat.
Clemens walked to the forum.
Clemens was walking to the forum.
Clemens had walked to the forum.
Clemens walks to the forum.
Pompeiani agricolam fortem laudaverunt.
The Pompeians are praising the strong farmer.
The Pompeians praised the strong farmer.
The Pompeians were praising the strong farmer
The Pompeians will praise the strong farmer.
laboro
I am working.
You are working.
He she or it is working.
They are working.
laboramus
I am working.
You are working.
We are working.
They are working.
One Latin verb is a complete sentence (is both a subject and a verb in one)
verum (true)
falsum (false)
dormiebat
We are sleeping
We were sleeping
She was sleeping
She is slept.
Theater performances were originally ritual/religious performances honoring this deity
Aphroydite
Dionysius
Hermes
Zeus
Chemistry is originally
Latin
Greek
photosynthesis is originally
Latin
Greek
cerebellum is originally
Latin
Greek
cerebrum is originally
Latin
Greek
numeraverunt
he she it counts
they count
he she it counted
they counted
festinavit
He rushed
He rushes
They rushed
They rush
pulsabamus
We were punching
Y'all were punching
We punched
Y'all punched
