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Ecce Romani Chapter 9

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 13mins

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1.

What is the subject of surgit in this sentence?


Cornēlia, ubi surgit, ē vīllā suā fūrtim ambulat...

a)

Cornelia

b)

implied subject 'she'

c)

when

d)

country house

2.

What is the complementary infinitive of potest in this sentence?


Ibi nēmō nōs audīre potest.

a)

audīre

b)

nōs

c)

nēmō

d)

Ibi

3.

What is the person and number of vexas in this sentence?


Cur mē vexās?

a)

1st person, plural

b)

1st person, singular

c)

2nd person, plural

d)

2nd person, singular

4.

What is the object of the preposition ad in this sentence?


Etiam iānitor ad iānuam vīllae dormit.

a)

dormit

b)

iānuam

c)

vīllae

d)

Etiam

5.

What is the case of amīcae in this sentence?


Cornēlia... per agrōs ad vīllam amīcae currit.

a)

nominative

b)

dative

c)

genitive

d)

ablative

6.

What is the case, number and gender of prīnceps in this sentence? (Hint: think 3rd declension!)


Prīnceps patrem meum cōnsulere vult.

a)

nominative, singular, masculine

b)

nominative, plural, masculine

c)

accusative, singular, masculine

d)

accusative, plural, masculine

7.

What is the function of cōnsulere in this sentence?


Princeps patrem meum cōnsulere vult.

a)

infinitive with necesse est

b)

complementary infinitive

8.

What is the person and number of Prōmittisne?

a)

2nd person, singular

b)

2nd person, plural

9.

What is the best translation of Quis es?

a)

Who is it?

b)

What are you?

c)

Who are you?

d)

What is it?

10.

What is the case that follows the preposition in in this sentence?


Venī tacitē mēcum in agrōs.

a)

accusative

b)

ablative

11.

What is the function of nōs in this sentence?


Ibi nēmō nōs audīre potest.

a)

subject

b)

main verb

c)

infinitive

d)

direct object

12.

What is the best translation for excitāre?

a)

He wakes (someone) up

b)

to wake (someone) up

c)

I wake (someone) up

d)

You all wake (someone) up

13.

What is the best translation of sum in this sentence?


Sum Cornēlia!

a)

to be

b)

you are

c)

I am

d)

he/she/it is

14.

What is the person and number of nesciō in this sentence?


Nescio, Flavia.

a)

1st person, singular

b)

ablative, singular

c)

2nd person, plural

d)

accusative, plural

15.

What is the person and number of discēditis in this sentence?


Cūr vōs omnēs simul discēditis?

a)

2nd person, singular

b)

2nd person, plural

c)

3rd person, singular

d)

3rd person, plural

16.

What is the case, number, and gender of multas epistulas in this sentence?


Multas epistulas ad mē mitte!

a)

nominative, singular, feminine

b)

accusative, plural, feminine

c)

accusative, plural, masculine

d)

nominative, plural, feminine

17.

What is the subject of paramus in this sentence? (Hint: take your time answering!)


...quod ego et Marcus et Sextus et pater et mater Rōmam hodiē redīre parāmus.

a)

An implied "we"

b)

ego et Marcus et Sextus...

c)

hodiē

d)

quod

18.

What is the person and number of paramus in this sentence?


...quod ego et Marcus et Sextus et pater et mater Rōmam hodiē redīre parāmus.

a)

3rd person, plural

b)

2nd person, plural

c)

1st person, plural

19.

What is the meaning of temptat?

a)

(he/she) tries

b)

(he/she) holds

c)

(he/she) weeps

d)

(he/she) goes away

20.

What is the meaning of iānitōrem?

a)

friend

b)

together

c)

door

d)

doorkeeper

21.

What is the meaning of iānuam?

a)

house

b)

together

c)

door

d)

doorkeeper