WorksheetsLs. VII i-stem
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 35mins
which is not i-stem
corpus, corporis
auris, auris
frons, frontis
crinis, crinis
Which is not a neuter noun
cor, cordis
pectus, pectoris
pes, pedis
femur, femoris
which is 3rd declension
pectus, pectoris
digitus, digiti
tergum, tergi
lingua, linguae
If dens, dentis is i-stem where do you need to add an i?
ablative singular
genitive plural
nom & acc plural
all of the above
neuter nouns have what ending in the nom/acc plural?
a
i
es
um
if caput, capitis is neuter, then what is the acc. singular?
caput
capitem
capitum
capita
2nd declension dative & ablative singular ending
o
is
ibus
a
What is the base of crus?
crus
cru
crur
2nd declension nouns end in a ____ in the genitive singular
i
is
ae
es
3rd declension nouns end in a ____ in the genitive singular
i
ae
is
es
cervix changes to _________ in the genitive
cervixis
cervicis
corpus & pectus drop the -us from the nom. & replace it with -or in the genitive
true
false
M/F i-stem nouns add an "i" to the genitive plural and ablative singular
true
false
All neuter nouns match in the nom & acc singular
true
false
2nd declension nouns also have i-stem
true
false
which is not neuter
heart
back
hair
arm
2nd decl. neuter nouns end in ____ in nom. singular
us
um
anything
neuter i-stem need an -i in which spots
nom.acc plural & gen plural
gen. plural & ablative singular
nom/acc plural & gen. plural & abl. singular
gen. plural
For adjectives of the 1st and 2nd declension, which forms does the dictionary form provide?
nominative and genitive singular
nominative singular and plural
masculine, feminine, and neuter nominative singular
It depends on how many parts the adjective has
If you are describing a 3rd decl. masculine word, which declension do you use on adjectives?
1st
2nd
If you are describing a masculine 1st decl. word, which declension do you use on adjectives?
1st
2nd
This word is i-stem: crinis, crinis- hair
true
false
This word is eye stem: dens, dentis- tooth
true
false
This word is i-stem: frons, frontis- forehead
true
false
This word is i-stem: auris, auris- ear
true
false
This word is i-stem: canis, canis- dog
true
false
This word is i-stem: feles, felis- cat
true
false
which word is feminine?
agricola, agricolae
nauta, nautae
poeta, poetae
lingua, linguae
What is the 2nd decl. dative singular ending
(a)
What is the 2nd decl. accusative singular ending
(a)
What is the 2nd decl. masculine nominative singular ending
(a)
What is the 2nd decl. dative plural
(a)
What is the 2nd decl. nominative plural
(a)
What is the 2nd decl. accusative plural
(a)
what is the 3rd declension- i-stem- genitive plural ending
(a)
what is the 3rd decl. dative plural ending
(a)
what is the 3rd decl. nominative plural- neuter nouns
(a)
what is the 3rd decl. nominative plural- neuter nouns- I-STEM
(a)
what is the 3rd decl. dative singular ending
(a)
what is the 3rd decl. neuter i-stem abl. singular ending
(a)
what is the 3rd decl. genitive singular ending
(a)
what is the 1st decl. genitive plural ending
(a)
what is the 1st decl. dative singular ending
(a)
what is the 1st decl. ablative plural ending
(a)
what is the 2nd decl. neuter nominative singular ending
(a)
what is the 3rd decl. ablative singular ending
(a)
