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Latin Grammar ch 1,2 OXR

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose the sentence with the subjective complement

a)

Quintus ad casam ambulat

b)

Horatiam Scintillam salutat

c)

Scintilla non est puella.

2.

In which sentence is there an expression of place where?

a)

Quintus casam intrat

b)

Argus in casȃ est.

c)

Argus ad casam ambulat.

3.

dictionary entry for an adjective

a)

laetus, laeta, laetum

b)

paro, parare, paravi, paratum

c)

puer, pueri m

4.

ablative case endings

a)

a

b)

am

c)

ā

5.

NOT a feminine noun

a)

Argus

b)

cena

c)

Italiam

6.

this verb takes a direct object

a)

festinat

b)

parat

c)

est

7.

This prepositional phrase expresses where to

a)

ad tabernas

b)

in casā

c)

in Horatiā

8.

In the sentence, Quintus non in casā cenam parat, the verb is

a)

linking

b)

intransitive

c)

transitive

9.

Nouns belong to groups called

a)

pods

b)

conjugations

c)

declensions

10.

The first person plural English pronoun is

a)

He

b)

We

c)

You

11.

This dictionary entry includes a gender

a)

verb

b)

adverb

c)

noun

12.

This part of speech has three genders in the dictionary gloss

a)

verb

b)

adjective

c)

preposition

13.

This part of speech has persons and numbers - like 1st singular

a)

verb

b)

noun

c)

adverb

14.

This part of speech is organized into conjugations

a)

verb

b)

adverb

c)

noun

15.

If the subject of a sentence were - You and Scintilla, what person of the verb would that be?

a)

1st plural

b)

2nd plural

c)

3rd singular

16.

In the sentence, Puella fessa ad Quintum cenam paratam portat, what noun does paratam modify? (portat - carries)

a)

puella

b)

puerum

c)

cenam

17.

What type of verb is "est?"

a)

transitive

b)

intransitive

c)

linking

18.

NOT an accusative case ending

a)

ā

b)

am

c)

as

19.

Which verb is intransitive?

a)

festinat

b)

iuvat

c)

portat

20.

Quintus is a noun from this declension

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd