WorksheetsLatin: Present, Imperfect, and 1&2 Declension Practice
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the case and number of "coloniam"?
accusative singular
dative plural
genitive singular
accusative plural
What is the case and number of "patriarum"?
genitive plural
genitive singular
accusative singular
ablative singular
What is the case and number of "Italiīs"?
dative/ablative plural
dative/ablative singular
accusative plural
genitive/dative singular
What is the case and number of "victoriae"?
dative/ablative plural
dative/ablative singular
accusative plural
genitive/dative singular
What is the case and number of "locum"?
dative/ablative plural
dative/ablative singular
accusative singular
genitive singular / nominative plural
What is the case and number of "populo"?
dative/ablative plural
dative/ablative singular
accusative singular
genitive singular / nominative plural
What is the case and number of "terrarum"?
dative/ablative plural
dative/ablative singular
accusative singular
genitive plural
What is the case and number of "captivi"?
dative/ablative plural
dative/ablative singular
accusative singular
genitive singular / nominative plural
What is the case and number of "barbaros"?
dative/ablative plural
accusative singular
accusative plural
genitive singular / nominative plural
What is the case and number of "finitimus"?
dative/ablative plural
accusative singular
accusative plural
nominative singular
In the Latin sentence "Nautae terram novam occupabant," which word is the verb?
Nautae
terram
novam
occupabant
In the Latin sentence "Nautae terram novam occupabant," what is the subject?
Nautae
terram
novam
occupabant
In the Latin sentence "Captivi Graeci fortunam malam habent," what is the direct object?
Captivi Graeci
fortunam malam
habent
there is no direct object
In the Latin sentence "Populus Romae barbaros pugnat," what is the tense of the verb?
imperfect
present
In the Latin sentence "Populus Romae barbaros pugnat," what is the case and number of Romae?
genitive singular
dative singular
nominative plural
None: Romae is a verb
In the Latin sentence "habemus," what is the person, tense, and number of the verb?
3rd person plural, imperfect
1st person plural, present
1st person plural, imperfect
3rd person plural, present
In the Latin sentence "Occupabam," what is the person, tense, and number of the verb?
2nd person plural, imperfect
1st person singular, present
1st person singular, imperfect
3rd person singular, present
In the Latin sentence "Praedae manent," what is the person, tense, and number of the verb?
3rd person plural, imperfect
3rd person singular, present
3rd person singular, imperfect
3rd person plural, present
In the Latin sentence "In provinciam navigo," what does "in provinciam" mean?
into the province
in the province
towards the province
under the province
In the Latin sentence "Regina firma nautas imperabat," what is firma doing?
it is the subject
it is the direct object
it is a genitive of possession
it is an adjective
What is Latin for "we were walking"?
ambulabamus
ambulamus
superabamus
superamus
What is the case and number of "patriam"?
dative/ablative plural
accusative singular
accusative plural
genitive singular / nominative plural
What is the case and number of "undīs"?
dative/ablative plural
accusative singular
accusative plural
genitive singular / nominative plural
What is the use of the nominative case?
the subject
the direct object / prepositional phrase
possession
the indirect object
What is the use of the genitive case?
the subject
the direct object / prepositional phrase
possession
the indirect object
What is the use of the accusative case?
prepositional phrase
the direct object / prepositional phrase
possession
the indirect object
What is the use of the dative case?
prepositional phrase
the direct object / prepositional phrase
possession
the indirect object
What is the use of the ablative case?
prepositional phrase
the direct object / prepositional phrase
the subject
the indirect object
What does "pugno" mean?
to fight
to walk
to seize
to command
What does "cremo" mean?
to burn
to hold
to seize
to overcome
What does "videtis" mean?
you all see
you all watch
they see
they watch
Which is not a good translation of "spectabamus"?
we watch
we were watching
we watched
we used to watch
Which is a correct translation of "habitabat"?
he used to live
they were living
they used to live
he is living
What does "bello, bellare" mean?
to wage war
to walk
to burn
to hold
In the Latin sentence "Nautae in coloniam ambulabant," what does "in coloniam" mean?
into the colony
in the colony
on the colony
to the colony
In the Latin sentence "Nautae in coloniam ambulabant," what does "ambulabant" mean?
he was walking
we were walking
they were walking
you were walking
What is the correct tense of "bellabant," and why?
Present, because it uses present endings
Past, because it has past endings
Imperfect, because it has a "ba"
Present, because it has a "ba"
What is the correct tense of "navigabas," and why?
Present, because it uses present endings
Past, because it has past endings
Imperfect, because it has a "ba"
Present, because it has a "ba"
What pronoun should be used to translate "auget"?
he/she/it
we
I
y'all
What pronoun should be used to translate "manetis"?
he/she/it
we
you
y'all
