WorksheetsER 31 ablative and passive voice
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Do we use a preposition in Latin to express that something is being done "by a person"?
yes
no
sometimes
Do we use a preposition in Latin to express that something is being done "by a thing" or "with a thing"?
yes
no
sometimes
What case does Latin use to tell the time when something happens?
nominative
dative
accusative
ablative
Parietes magno cum fragore ceciderunt. magno cum fragore expresses
the manner in which the walls fell
the tool with which the walls were made to fall
the time that the walls fell
the people who made the walls fall
Which expression contains an ablative of cause?
Servus est labore defessus.
Aestate servus laborat.
Servus magna voce clamat.
Servus ab horto ambulat.
In Latin, how do we express "by the senators" in the sentence, "The plan was developed by the senators"?
a senatoribus
senatoribus
senatores
senatorum
How do we express "at the ninth hour" in the sentence, "The company departed at the ninth hour"
nonā horā
novem horas
nonam horam
novem horis
In Latin, if we want to say that Cornelia writes a letter with a pen, will "with a pen" use a preposition?
yes
no
somtimes
In Latin, if we want to say that Cornelius reprimanded Titus with a loud voice, will "with a loud voice" use a preposition?
always
never
it is optional
Which of the following does NOT use the ablative case in Latin?
personal agent, "Work is done BY THE MEN"
means/instrument, "The thief is grabbed BY THE TUNIC"
price, "I'll buy the dormice FOR TEN DENARII"
extent of time, "They slept FOR EIGHT HOURS."
