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WorksheetsEcce Romani Chapters 4 and 5
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 26mins
Is the following noun a direct object?
vocem
Yes
No
Is the following noun a direct object?
Cornēliam
Yes
No
Is the following noun a direct object?
servus
Yes
No
Is the following noun a direct object?
vox
Yes
No
Is the verb in the following sentence transitive?
Sextus ex arbore cadit.
Yes
No
Is the verb in the following sentence transitive?
Sextus est puer molestus.
Yes
No
Is the verb in the following sentence transitive?
Magna vox Cornēliam terret.
Yes
No
Do transitive verbs take direct objects?
Yes
No
Do intransitive verbs take direct objects?
Yes
No
Is the following verb an infinitive?
*take your time - consider the full infinitive ending*
trahere
Yes
No
Is the following verb an infinitive?
*take your time - consider the full infinitive ending*
arbore
Yes
No
True or False: The best way to translate an infinitive is "he/she/it _____________"
True
False
Find the complementary infinitive in the following sentence:
Cur Mārcus arborēs ascendere nōn vult?
nōn vult
Mārcus
ascendere
Cūr
Out of the following verbs, which one is an infinitive?
dormiunt
vexat
observat
coquere
parat
How would you translate the following verb into English?
ascendere
(he/she/it) climbs up
to climb up
(they) climb up
you climb up
How would you translate the following verb into English?
legunt
(he/she/it) reads
to read
(they) read
you read
How would you translate the following verb into English?
legere
(he/she/it) reads
to read
(they) read
you read
How would you translate the following verb into English?
ascendit
(he/she/it) climbs up
to climb up
(they) climb up
you climb up
How would you translate the following verb into English?
petit
(he/she/it) seeks, looks for
to seek/look for
(they) seek, look for
you seek, look for
How would you translate the following verb into English?
petunt
(he/she/it) seeks, looks for
to seek/look for
(they) seek, look for
you seek, look for
How would you translate the following verb into English?
petere
(he/she/it) seeks, looks for
to seek/look for
(they) seek, look for
you seek, look for
How would you translate the following verb into English?
terret
(he/she/it) frightens
to frighten
(they) frighten
you frighten
How would you translate the following verb into English?
terrēre
(he/she/it) frightens
to frighten
(they) frighten
you frighten
How would you translate the following verb into English?
terrent
(he/she/it) frightens
to frighten
(they) frighten
you frighten
Is the following noun a direct object?
lupum
Yes
No
Is the following noun a subject?
ramus
Yes
No
Find the complementary infinitive in the following sentence:
Sextus ex arbore descendere terret.
Sextus
ex arbore
descendere
terret
Find the complementary infinitive in the following sentence:
Flavia Sextum amāre vult.
Flavia
amāre
vult
Sextum
Find the complementary infinitive in the following sentence:
Marcus lupum vitāre vult.
vitāre
Marcus
lupum
vult
What is the infinitive form of the following verb?
ambulant
ambulat
ambulāre
What is the infinitive form of the following verb?
laborat
laborāre
laborant
What is the direct object form for this noun/adjective?
lupus
lupum
lupam
What is the direct object form for this noun/adjective?
puella
puellem
puellam
What is the subject form for this noun/adjective?
perterritam
perterrita
perterritus
What is the subject form for this noun/adjective?
hortum
hortus
horta
What is the main verb in this sentence?
Cūr Mārcus ascendere nōn vult?
Cūr
Mārcus
ascendere
nōn vult
What does -ne mean?
Yes question
No question
Yes or no question
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