WorksheetsStages 3-4 Test Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 22mins
Which is the Latin word for I?
ego
eheu
e/ex
tu
Caecilius/Caecilium, and servus/servum belong to the _____
1st declension
2nd declension
3rd declension
mercator/mercatorem, leo/leonem, and canis/canem belong to the ______.
1st declension
2nd declension
3rd declension
Many words like ancilla/ancillam, and vīlla/vīllam belong to the ______.
1st declension
2nd declension
3rd declension
Verbs that end in _____ have ego as their subject.
-o
-s
-t
Verbs that end in _____ have tu as their subject.
-o
-s
-t
Verbs that end in _____ have a nominative noun as their subject.
-o
-s
-t
The Latin pronoun used with es is _____.
ego
tu
The Latin pronoun used with the verb sum is _____.
ego
tu
The English translation of sum is _____.
I am
You are
He/she/it is
The English translation of est is _____.
I am
You are
He/she/it is
The English translation of es is _____.
I am
You are
He/she/it is
Give the use of the underlined word:
dominus ad forum ambulat.
Subject
Direct Object
Predicate Noun
Object of the Preposition
Give the use of the underlined word:
dominus ad forum ambulat.
Subject
Direct Object
Predicate Noun
Object of the Preposition
Give the case and use:
ego in urbe servum video.
Subject
Direct Object
Predicate Noun
Object of the Preposition
All the streets in Pompeii were named.
True
False
Did the statues in the forum commemorate distinguished citizens?
ita vero (yes)
minime (no)
Pompeians obtained their water supply from the surrounding hills by means of an aqueduct
verum (true)
falsum (false)
The forum was a center for business, local government, and religion.
verum (true)
falsum (false)
Shops were often identified by painted signs to show what kind of shop it was. e.g. a hammer and chisel for a stone mason.
True
False
Different gods were responsible for different areas of human life.
verum (true)
falsum (false)
The main shopping areas in Pompeii were the street of shops and the forum
true
false
Pompeii was a city of many nationalities and religions.
verum (true)
falsum (false)
Many wealthy Romans were attracted to Pompeii for its climate and peacefulness.
true
false
The very wealthy Pompeians had water piped directly into their homes.
verum (true)
falsum (false)
Every Pompeian had water piped directly into their homes.
verum (true)
falsum (false)
Under no circumstances could a woman run a business.
verum (true)
falsum (false)
A newspaper was printed daily to inform the citizens of the latest advertisements and public announcements.
verum (true)
falsum (false)
What is a subject?
who or what does the verb
a noun that receives the action of the verb
a noun that renames the subject
a noun that follows a preposition
What is a direct object?
who or what does the verb
a noun that receives the action of the verb
a noun that renames the subject
a noun that follows a preposition
What is a predicate noun?
who or what does the verb
a noun that receives the action of the verb
a noun that renames the subject
a noun that follows a preposition
What is an object of the preposition?
who or what does the verb
a noun that receives the action of the verb
a noun that renames the subject
a noun that follows a preposition
which personal ending is associated with the pronoun "you" (singular)?
t
tis
s
1st conjugation is ______
āre
ēre
ere
īre
2nd conjugation is ______
āre
ēre
ere
īre
3rd conjugation is ______
āre
ēre
ere
īre
4th conjugation is ______
āre
ēre
ere
īre
You know a verb's conjugation by looking at the ___________.
1st principal part
2nd principal part
3rd principal part
4th principal part
which personal ending is associated with the pronoun "I"?
ō
mus
s
which personal ending is associated with the pronouns "he/she/it"?
t
nt
tis
which personal ending is associated with the pronoun "they"?
t
nt
tis
which personal ending is associated with the pronoun "you all/ y'all"?
t
nt
tis
which personal ending is associated with the pronoun "we"?
ō
mus
tis
What case are nouns like poetā, amicō, and mercatore?
ablative
accusative
Give the use of the underlined word:
Caecilius est dominus.
Subject
Direct Object
Predicate Noun
Object of the Preposition
