WorksheetsEcce Romani Ch 33-36 Test Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 32mins
What type of ablative usage is found in the following sentence:
They killed the general with venom.
Abl. of Comparison
Abl. of Means
Abl. of Time When
They will arrive in the summer.
Abl. of Time When
Abl. of Comparison
Abl. of Means
The leader signaled the beginning of battle with a trumpet.
Abl. of Time When
Abl. of Comparison
Abl. of Means
The orator was far worse than Cicero.
Abl. of Means
Abl. of Time When
Abl. of Comparison
You can express a comparison in which 2 ways?
comparative + dative noun
comparative + quam
comparative + ablative noun
comparative + qui
The comparative of longus is...
longior
longier
longissimus
longire
The comparative of laetus is...
laetissima
laetier
laetior
leatimme
The comparative of fortis is...
fortissime
fortisior
fortier
fortior
hostes multo ferociores sunt militibus nostris
The enemy are much fiercer than our soldiers.
The many fierce enemies are our soldiers.
Our soldiers are much fiercer than the enemy.
The enemy are many fiercer by the side of our soldiers.
Superlatives have what noticeable syllables in the middle of the word?
-issim-
-ossem-
-assam-
-itis-
The superlative of laetus is
laetior
laetissimus
laetissiment
laetiss
ignavus, -a, -um; Comparative Adverb Form
ignavius
ignavā
ignavior
ignavē
felix, felicis; Comparative Adverb Form
felicius
felicē
felicior
felicissimē
felix, felicis; Superlative Adverb Form
felicissimē
felicē
felicius
feliciter
sollicitus, -a, -um; Superlative Adverb Form
sollicitissimē
sollicitius
sollicitē
sollicitus
celer, celeris, celere; Superlative Adverb Form
celerrimē
celerius
celerē
celerissimē
gravis, -is, -e; Positive Adverb Form
graviter
gravē
gravitē
gravilissimē
fortius
happily
more happily
stongest
more strongly
