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WorksheetsLatin II, Unit VIII
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 18mins
manus, manūs, f. - dative singular
manuī
manūs
manum
manū
exercitus, exercitūs, m. - dative plural
exercitus
exercitūs
exercitibus
exercitū
tumultus, tumultūs, m. - acc sing
tumultūs
tumultuum
tumultum
tumultibus
When the soldier was coming to the middle of the bridge, the bridge fell.
Causal cum clauses may be translated using the key word(s)...
since/because
when
with
although
When we had finished the Latin exam, we rejoiced!
Causal Cum Clause
Circumstantial Cum Clause
Concessive Cum Clause
What's a cum clause?!?!
Which of the following words is used to set up (the first part of) a RESULT CLAUSE?
tam
totus
tum
trans
Circumstantial cum clauses may be translated using the key word(s)...
since/because
when
with
By means of
A cum concessive clause will always have this word.
tamen
sic
quod
infinitive form
Translate the blue!
Clodius tam defessus est ut Romam non redeat.
so that he might not return to Rome
that he didn't return to Rome
for the purpose of returning to Rome
Concessive cum clauses may be translated using the key word(s)...
since/because
when
with
although
In the sentence: "The weather was so bad that we stayed home," the subjunctive verb would be
present
imperfect
perfect
pluperfect
When we arrive in Rome, we will be able to see our friends.
Cum pervenissemus
Cum perveniamus
Cum pervenīremus
Cum perveniant
Cum fortis esset, nihil timuit.
Since he was brave, he feared nothing.
Although he was scared, he was still brave.
When I was strong, I was not afraid.
He is so happy that he is not afraid.
Cum puella sit pulchra, tamen puer non amat.
Since the girl is pretty, the boy loves her.
Although the girl is pretty, the boy does not love her.
When the girl becomes beautiful, the boy finally loves her.
The boy does not love the girl since she is not pretty.
