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WorksheetsCh. 13-14 OLCce, Part, Adj, Abl
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 19mins
Select the best translation for the participle in the following Latin sentence.
id pro pugnantibus militibus fecimus.
fighting
about to fight
having been fought
deserving to be fought
parentēs liberōs suōs neglentēs, domō discessērunt.
neglecting
neglected
having been neglected
about to neglect
Which of the following is a Present Active Participle?
amātus
habēbant
agentur
volantēs
Participles function as what part of speech?
Nouns
Adverbs
Verbs
Adjectives
Ego dextrā scrībō, sed soror sinistrā scrībit.
[dextra, -ae, f.: right hand; sinistra, -ae, f.: left hand]
ablative of time when
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
Puella mediā nocte ē cubiculō in agrōs ambulat.
[media: the middle of; nox, noctis, f.: night]
ablative of time within which
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablative of time when
Paucīs diēbus necesse est discēdere.
[diēs, dieī, m/f: day]
ablative of time when
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablative of time within which
Decimā hōrā servī adhūc labōrant.
[decimā: tenth]
ablative of time within which
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablative of time when
Ancilla tunicās magnā cum dīligentiā lavat.
[dīligentia, -ae, f.: diligence, care; lavō, lavāre: to wash]
ablative of time when
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
Illō tempore ego ex vīllā discēdere cupio.
[villa, -ae, f.: farmhouse]
ablative of place from which
ablative of accompaniment
ablative manner
ablative of means
Vīlicus cum cēterīs servīs dominum arripit.
[cēterīs: other]
ablative with a preposition
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablative of time
Tū mē verbīs saepe vulnerās.
[verbum, -ī, n.: word; vulnerō, vulnerāre: to wound]
ablative of place from which
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablative of time
comparative adjectives have endings like...
2nd declension nouns - m & n
3rd declension nouns - m & f
3rd declension i-stem nouns - m/f & n
4th declension nouns - f
Latin forms comparatives by adding what to the stem?
-eeyore-
-issi-
-ior-
-eor-
You can express a comparison in which 2 ways?
comparative + dative noun
comparative + quam
comparative + ablative noun
comparative + qui
The comparative of longus is...
longior
longier
longissimus
longire
hostēs multō ferociōrēs sunt militibus nostrīs
The enemy are much fiercer than our soldiers.
The many fierce enemies are our soldiers.
Our soldiers are much fiercer than the enemy.
The enemy are many fiercer by the side of our soldiers.
In English, superlatives are usually formed by adding... (select 3 answers)
'most' in front of some words
'very' in front of some words
'-er' to the end of a some words
'-est' to the end of some words
The superlative of laetus is
laetior
laetissimus
laetissiment
laetiss
The superlative of crudelis is...
crudelissus
crudelissima
crudellisse
crudel
ego ingeniosa sum, tu ingenior, illa ingeniosissima.
I am most clever, you are more clever, she is very stupid.
I was clever, you will be clever, she has been clever.
Ego is clever, you cleverer, Illa is most clever.
I am clever, you are more clever, she is most clever.
athletae quam celerrime cucurrērunt.
as quickly as possible
most quickly
more quickly
quickly
athletae celerius cucurrērunt.
as quickly as possible
most quickly
more quickly
quickly
athletae celeriter cucurrērunt.
as quickly as possible
most quickly
more quickly
quickly
