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WorksheetsCLC Stage 14
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
LT #1:
Translate the following sentence: difficile est mihi magnam amphoram portāre.
It is hard for me to carry the large wine-jar.
I do not want to carry the jug.
I am unable to carry large jars.
That wine-jar will be difficult for us to carry.
LT #1:
Translate the following sentence: nōn commodum est mihi in vīllā rūsticā hiemāre.
It is not convenient for me to spend the winter in a country house.
The commode in this house is not rustic.
This country house is not comfortable in the winter.
I don't want to hibernate in this house.
LT #1:
Translate the following sentence: necesse est nōbīs cubiculum parāre.
It is necessary for us to prepare the bedroom.
The bedroom must be prepared for us.
The nobles must prepare the bedroom.
We do not want to prepare the bedroom.
LT #1:
Translate the following sentence: nōn decōrum est ōrnātrīcibus cubiculum verrere.
It is not right for hairdressers to sweep the bedroom.
The hairdresser does not want to decorate the bedroom.
The bedroom of the hairdresser is not ornate.
The overseer is not decorating the ornate bedroom.
LT #1:
Translate the following sentence: facile est tibi dominum vidēre.
It is easy for you to see the master.
The master can see the facility.
The master is making a video for you.
You can easily see the master.
LT #2: In how many ways must an adjective agree with the noun it modifies?
two
three
four
five
LT #2: Which of these is not a way in which an adjective and noun must agree?
case
number
gender
declension
LT #2: Will an adjective and the noun it modifies have the same ending?
always
never
sometimes
only on Tuesdays
LT #2: Generally speaking, does an adjective come before or after the noun it modifies?
before
after
it does not matter at all
it comes in the middle
LT #2: When an adjective denotes size or quantity, does it come before or after the noun it modifies?
before
after
it does not matter at all
it comes in the middle
LT #3: Most prepositions in Latin are followed by which grammatical case(s)?
nominative
dative
accusative
ablative
LT #3: Which grammatical case follows the following prepositions: ā/ab, cum, dē, ē/ex, prō, sub, sine?
nominative
dative
accusative
ablative
LT #3: Which grammatical case follows the following prepositions: ad, apud, per, prope?
nominative
dative
accusative
ablative
LT #3: Which common preposition can be followed by the ablative OR accusative case (depending on its meaning)?
prō
sub
in
sine
LT #3:
Translate the following sentence: Salvius Quīntum in tablīnum dūxit.
Salvius led Quintus into the study.
Salvius is leading Quintus to the study.
Salvius talked to Quintus in the study.
Salvius and Quintus are in the study.
LT #4: What are the ablative endings (singular, plural) for a 1st declension noun?
-ā, -īs
-ō, -īs
-e, -ibus
-ū, -ibus
-ē, -ēbus
LT #4: What are the ablative endings (singular, plural) for a 2nd declension noun?
-ā, -īs
-ō, -īs
-e, -ibus
-ū, -ibus
-ē, -ēbus
LT #4: What are the ablative endings (singular, plural) for a 3rd declension noun?
-ā, -īs
-ō, -īs
-e, -ibus
-ū, -ibus
-ē, -ēbus
LT #4: Which of the following nouns will use an ending for their ablative (and dative) plural that differs from the normal pattern? Select all that apply.
dea
domina
fīlia
magistra
līberta
LT #4: 1st declension nouns that have a "twin" in the 2nd declension will have a different ending in the ablative (and dative) plural form. What is this ending (borrowed from the nearly-extinct dual)?
-ābus
-ōbus
-ibus
-īs
LT #5: Who was the first Roman general to lead his troops into Britain, and when did he do this?
Julius Caesar, in 55 BC
Augustus Caesar, in 27 BC
Claudius, in AD 43
Caligula, in AD 39
LT #5: Who was Britain’s most famous Roman governor?
Gnaeus Iūlius Agricola
Gāius Salvius Līberālis
Lūcius Caecilius Iūcundus
Gāius Iūlius Caesar
LT #5: For about how long did the British live under Roman occupation?
400 years
200 years
1,000 years
They're still under Roman occupation today
LT #5: Julius Caesar described the inhabitants of Britain as all of the following EXCEPT
fierce warriors
living on good agricultural land
in a country rich in timber and materials
civilized
LT #5: Who was Claudius’ successful commander in the British campaign?
Aulus Plautius
Vespasian
Cogidubnus
Agricola
