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Ipse and aliquis Latin II vocabulary XV

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Cor ipsum est melius quam alia.

a)

the heart itself

b)

the heart herself

c)

the hearts themeselves

d)

the heart himself

2.

Cordia ipsa sunt meliora quam illud.

a)

the heart itself

b)

the heart herself

c)

the hearts themeselves

d)

the heart himself

3.

Cor ipsum est melius quam alia.

a)

better

b)

bigger

c)

smaller

d)

worse

e)

greater

4.

Cor ipsum est melius quam alia.

a)

other (things)

b)

another (man)

c)

other (men)

d)

other (women)

5.

Cordia ipsa sunt meliora quam illud.

a)

that

b)

this

c)

a certain thing

d)

the same thing

6.

Cordia ipsa sunt meliora quam hoc.

a)

that

b)

this

c)

a certain thing

d)

the same thing

7.

Cordia ipsa sunt meliora quam quoddam.

a)

that

b)

this

c)

a certain thing

d)

the same thing

8.

Cordia ipsa sunt meliora quam idem.

a)

that

b)

this

c)

a certain thing

d)

the same thing

9.

Carmina aliquibus placuerunt, sed non aliis placebant.

a)

song

b)

songs

c)

time

d)

burdens

e)

shores

10.

Carmina aliquibus placuerunt, sed non aliis placebant.

a)

some (people)

b)

someone

c)

something

d)

somebody

11.

Carmina aliquibus placuerunt, sed non aliis placebant.

a)

dative, special verb

b)

ablative, personal agent

c)

ablative, means

d)

genitive possession

12.

Carmina aliquibus placuerunt, sed non aliis placebant.

a)

pleased

b)

had pleased

c)

were pleasing

d)

will have pleased

e)

will please

13.

Carmina aliquibus placuerunt, sed non aliis placebant.

a)

pleased

b)

had pleased

c)

were pleasing

d)

will have pleased

e)

will please

14.

Carmina aliquibus placuerunt, sed non aliis placebant.

a)

the others (other people)

b)

anyone

c)

someone

d)

another

15.

Aliquis ad litora Graeciae advenit, soli dei eum sciverunt.

a)

Someone

b)

something

c)

some people

d)

a certain person

e)

the same person

16.

Aliquis ad litora Graeciae advenit, soli dei eum sciverunt.

a)

him

b)

her

c)

it

d)

they

17.

Aliquis ad litora Graeciae advenit, soli dei eum sciverunt.

a)

only the gods (the gods alone)

b)

only God

c)

only the goddesses

d)

one god

e)

some gods

18.

Aliquis ad litora Graeciae advenit, soli dei eum sciverunt.

a)

shores

b)

shore

c)

burden

d)

burdens

e)

nothing

19.

Duces ipsi tempus vix sciverant.

a)

accusative, direct object

b)

dative, indirect objects

c)

nominative, subject

d)

nominative, predicate

20.

Duces ipsi tempus vix sciverant.

a)

scarcely

b)

on the following day

c)

meanwhile

d)

on the previous day

21.

Duces ipsi tempus vix sciverant.

a)

themselves

b)

himself

c)

herself

d)

itself

22.

Cor ducis ipsius erat grave.

a)

genitive

b)

dative

c)

accusative

d)

ablative

e)

nominative

23.

Tempus duci ipsi datum erat.

a)

genitive

b)

dative

c)

accusative

d)

ablative

e)

nominative

24.

Vir liberis suis nihil ipsum dedit.

a)

genitive

b)

dative

c)

accusative

d)

ablative

e)

nominative

25.

Nihil ā viro ipso datum erit.

a)

genitive

b)

dative

c)

accusative

d)

ablative

e)

nominative

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