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WorksheetsLatin Noun Cases
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which case is translated with "of"
ablative
nominative
genitive
dative
Which case shows possession or ownership?
nominative
ablative
genitive
accusative
Which case tells you who is 'doing the verb'?
nominative
accusative
genitive
dative
Which case should you translate with 'to' or 'for'?
genitive
accusative
dative
ablative
Which case tells you who/what is having something done to them?
vocative
ablative
accusative
nominative
Fabian sent flowers to the girl.
Which noun is in the dative case?
Fabian
flowers
his
girl
Sandoval kicked the ball to Giovanni.
Which noun is in the accusative case?
Sandoval
ball
Giovanni
Marco's soccer ball was a prized possession from Ronaldo himself.
Which noun is in the genitive case?
Marco's
ball
possession
Ronaldo
Mary wanted to see the monkey in the zoo.
Which noun is in the nominative case?
Mary
monkey
zoo
Samira likes to dance with her friends.
Which noun is in the ablative case?
Samira
dance
friends
Which case can be translated 'by', 'with', or 'from'
nominative
accusative
ablative
dative
The dog barked at the merchant in the street.
Which noun is in the nominative case?
dog
merchant
street
Emma always sees the man in the morning.
Which noun is in the accusative case?
Emma
man
morning
This woman's son is often behaving badly.
Which noun is in the genitive case?
woman's
son
We give lots of the best wine to the gods on Olympus.
Which noun is in the dative case?
gods
wine
Olympus
The gladiator was struck by sword of the other man.
Which noun is in the ablative case?
gladiator
sword
man
