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WorksheetsEcce Romani Chapter 15
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
The accusative of a neuter noun always looks like its...
Nominative
Genitive
Ablative
Plural
The nominative/accusative plural of a neuter noun always ends in...
-a
-e
-i
-o
Based on the dictionary entries below, identify the neuter noun.
ancilla, ancillae
porcus, porci
ara, arae
auxilium, auxilii
Identify the conjugation of docēre
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Identify the conjugation of audīre
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
The translation of the imperfect tense sounds like...
did ________
was _______ing
had ______ed
will have _______ed
Identify the imperfect verb.
est
sedent
ambulatis
eramus
Identify the imperfect verb
sedebam
estis
vito
descendunt
What is the meaning of igitur?
therefore
yesterday
hello
street
What is the translation of volebat?
was running
falls down
was wishing
crashes
What is the meaning of vitare?
to drive
to marry
to make
to avoid
What is the tense of exspectābant in this sentence?
Dum raeda in fossā manēbat, Mārcus et Sextus vehicula exspectābant.
present
imperfect
What is the case, number, and gender of rotārum?
[dictionary entry: rota, -ae, f]
genitive, singular, feminine
accusative, singular, masculine
genitive, plural, feminine
nominative, singular, neuter
What is the best translation for this sentence: Quid est, Mārce?
What is, Marcus?
Why are you, Marcus?
Who is it, Marcus?
What is it, Marcus?
What is the best translation for this sentence?
Plaustra onera magna ferunt.
Wagons carry great loads.
The loads carry great wagons
Wagons load great things.
They are able to load the wagons with great loads.
What is the case for the plaustra in this sentence?
Plaustra onera magna ferunt.
nominative
genitive
accusative
vocative
Based on the following Latin sentences, Marcus thinks that the vehicle approaching quickly is a wagon.
Plaustra onera magna ferunt.
Tarda igitur sunt.
Sed illud vehiculum celeriter appropinquat.
True
False
In this sentence, what is the case, number, and gender of vir praeclarus?
Fortasse est vir praclārus quī ab urbe Neāpolim iter facit.
nominative, plural, neuter
accusative, singular, masculine
nominative, singular, masculine
dative, singlar, neuter
What is the case, number, and gender of tunicam in this sentence?
Non est vir praeclarus, nam tunicam, nōn togam, gerit.
genitive, plural, masculine
accusative, singular, feminine
accusative, singular, neuter
nominative, singular, feminine
What is the function of tunicam and togam in this sentence?
Non est vir praeclarus, nam tunicam, nōn togam, gerit.
subject
object of a preposition
direct object
verb
What is the case, number, and tense of gerit in this sentence?
Non est vir praeclarus, nam tunicam, nōn togam, gerit.
3rd person, singular, present
2nd person, plural, imperfect
1st person, singular, present
1st person, plural, imperfect
Is praetereā an adverb or verb in this sentence?
Praetereā equī illud vehiculum trahunt.
verb
adverb
What is the case of pulveris in this sentence?
Tum nūbem pulveris tantum vident et murmur rotārum audiunt.
*dictionary entry: pulvis, pulveris (m) dust
ablative, plural, feminine
dative, plural, neuter
genitive, singular, masculine
nominative, singular, masculine
What is the function of murmur in this sentence?
Tum nūbem pulveris tantum vident et murmur rotārum audiunt.
subject
object of the preposition
direct object
verb
From the story, which one of these pictures is a raeda?
From the story, which one of these pictures is a cisium?
From the story, which one of these pictures is a plaustrum?
What is the best translation for this sentence?
Bovēs plaustra trahunt.
The oxen drag the wagons.
The wagons were dragged by the oxen.
Perhaps it is a carriage
The wagons carry great loads.
What is the case, number, and gender for vehiculum in this sentence?
Diū nūllum vehiculum appāret.
accusative, singular, masculine
nominative, singular, neuter
genitive, plural, feminine
dative, plural, neuter
What is the case, number, and gender for vehicula in this sentence?
Dum raeda in fossā manēbat, Mārcus et Sextus vehicula exspectābant.
accusative, plural, neuter
nominative, singular, feminine
nominative, plural, neuter
ablative, singular, feminine
