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Perfect Active Infinitive Latin II

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Volui eiecisse hostes, sed eheu non potui eicere eos.

a)

to have thrown out

b)

to throw out

c)

to be about to throw out

d)

to be thrown out

2.

Malui expulisse cives Romā, sed eheu non poteram invenire eos.

a)

to have thrown out

b)

to be about to throw out

c)

to throw out

d)

to be thrown out

3.

Nolui transmisisse epistulas trans patriam quod meus pater eas scripsit.

a)

to have sent across

b)

to be sent across

c)

to be about to send across

d)

to send across

4.

Potui attulisse copiam cibi ad milites.

a)

to have brought forth

b)

to bring forth

c)

to be brought forth

d)

to be about to bring forth

5.

Potero respecturus esse feminam pulchram.

a)

to be about to look back at

b)

to look back at

c)

to have looked back upon

d)

to be looked upon

6.

Volam consumpturus esse totam cenam nocte.

a)

to be about to eat

b)

to be taken up

c)

to have taken up

d)

to eat

7.

Nolam permoturus esse liberos in ludo.

a)

to be about to disturb

b)

to disturb

c)

to be disturbed

d)

to have disturbed

8.

Malam convocaturus esse omnes malos liberos.

a)

to be about to call together

b)

to call together

c)

to be called together

d)

to have called together

9.

Potero perventurus esse Brundisium.

a)

to be about to arrive

b)

to have arrived

c)

to arrive

10.

Fortis vir sustenturus esse saxa templi volet.

a)

to be about to hold up

b)

to hold up

c)

to be held up

d)

to have held up

11.

Fortis vir sustenturus esse saxa templi volet.

a)

will wish

b)

wished

c)

wanted

d)

wants

12.

Potero perventurus esse Brundisium.

a)

accusative place to

b)

ablative place from

c)

locative place where

d)

ablative time in which

13.

Volui eiecisse hostes, sed eheu non potui eicere eos.

a)

I was not able to throw them out

b)

I will not be able to throw them out

c)

I was not able to thrown him out

d)

I am able to thrown them out

14.

Nolui transmisisse epistulas trans patriam quod meus pater eas scripsit.

a)

my father wrote them

b)

my country wrote them

c)

my father wrote him

d)

my father writes them

15.

Malui expulisse cives Romā, sed eheu non poteram invenire eos.

a)

ablative place from which

b)

accusative place to which

c)

locative place in which

16.

Malui expulisse cives Romā, sed eheu non poteram invenire eos.

a)

I was not able to find them

b)

I was not able to come there

c)

I will not be able to come there

d)

I will not be able to find him.

17.

esse quam videri

a)

to be seen (seem)

b)

to see

c)

to have seen

d)

to be able to see

18.

Teneri ā gigante poterat.

a)

to be held

b)

to hold

c)

to have held

d)

to be about to hold

19.

Duci a duce bono est optimum!

a)

to be led

b)

to lead

c)

to have led

d)

to be about to lead

20.

Amare aliquem est maximum!

a)

to love someone

b)

to love the same person

c)

to love a certain person