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WorksheetsNoun Case Review for Start of Latin III
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
What ending do all second declension nouns have in the genitive singular?
-ī
-ae
-is
-ibus
What ending do all first declension nouns have in the genitive plural?
-īs
-ārum
-ās
-ae
Which of the following is NOT an ending of the 5th declension?
-em
-ēs
-ērum
-ibus
cum leōnibus pugnābam.
nominative
dative
accusative
ablative
in vīllā Salviī erant multī servī
nominative
dative
accusative
ablative
in vīllā Salviī erant multī servī.
vocative
dative
accusative
genitive
Salvius mihi puniendus est.
dative with a special verb
dative, indirect object
double dative
dative of agent
sole oriente, pompa per viās prōcēdebat.
ablative of agent
ablative with a preposition
ablative absolute
ablative of manner
trēs diēs Romani celebrābant.
accusative direct object
ablative of cause
accusative duration of time
ablative of manner
lūdī magnificī ā cōnsulibus spectābantur.
ablative of means
ablative of agent
ablative time when
ablative of cause
quīntō diē uxor, Vitellia nōmine, Haterium mollīre temptābat.
ablative of cause
ablative of manner
ablative time when
ablative absolute
multitūdō mercātōrum in forō convēnerat.
accusative, direct object
accusative, with a preposition
partitive genitive
genitive of possession
“mī Quinte,” inquit, “tū es vir magnae prūdentiae."
nominative
ablative
locative
vocative
Which of the following words cannot be placed into the locative case?
Roma
rus
humus
Italia
fēmina magnae dignitātis appropinquat.
genitive of charge
genitive of possession
partitive genitive
genitive of description
ad lītus Britanniae nāvigābāmus.
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
Which of the following cannot be a 4th declension ending?
-us
-ūs
-ibus
-īs
What is a heteroclite?
a noun that has multiple genders
a noun that belongs to multiple declensions
an insect of the order lepidoptera
a noun the only occurs in the nominative case
