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Prepositions in the Accusative & Ablative Cases

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 2hrs 48mins

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1.

A pronoun is a word that...

a)

takes place of an adjective

b)

takes place of an noun

c)

takes place of an verb

2.

The noun the pronoun refers to is called its...

a)

possession

b)

antecedent

c)

declension

3.

Which of the following are kinds of pronoun pairs?

a)

personal, possessive

b)

reflexive, intensive

c)

relative, interrogative

d)

demonstrative, indefinite

e)

exclamatory, imperative

4.

Adjectives must agree with nouns in what ways?

a)

person

b)

number

c)

case

d)

tense

e)

gender

5.

A prepositional phrase consists of the preposition and its...

a)

object

b)

noun

c)

pronoun

6.

Latin prepositions govern either the __________________ or ______________________ cases.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

7.

Generally prepositions that express motion toward take __________________ case.

a)

Nominitive

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

8.

Generally prepositions that express location, no motion, or motion from take the ____________________________ case.

a)

Nominitive

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

9.

Which prepositions can take either the ablative or the accusative case?

a)

in

b)

out

c)

sub

d)

over

e)

across

10.

What is the translation for this sentence: Servus meus in culina laboravit.

a)

My servant works in the kitchen.

b)

My servant worked in the kitchen.

c)

The servant works in the kitchen

d)

The servant worked in the kitchens.

11.

What is the translation for this sentence: The woman's servant worked in the kitchen.

a)

Feminae servus in culina laboravit.

b)

Feminae servae in culina laboravis.

c)

Femina servi in culinae laboravint.

d)

Femina servus in culinas laboravitis.

12.

What is the translation for this sentence: Galliae dux pro patria vitam dedit.

a)

Gaul leaders gave (their) lives for (their) country.

b)

Gaul's leader gave (his) life for (his) country.

c)

The leader of the Gauls gave life for the country.

d)

Gaul's leader gave (his) country for (their) lives.

13.

What is the translation for this sentence:

Your dinner is on the table.

a)

Cena tuus et in mensā.

b)

Cenae tua et in mensā.

c)

Cena tua est in mensā.

d)

Cena tua est in mensa.

14.

What is the translation for this sentence:

Lucia nobis breves fabulas narravit.

a)

Lucy said to us a short story.

b)

Lucy told us a short story.

c)

Lucy told use stories that are short.

d)

Lucy told us short stories.

15.

Translate the following sentence:

Galliae viri et feminae non sunt liberi.

a)

The boys and girls of Gaul are not free.

b)

The men and women of Gaul are not children.

c)

The men and women of Gaul are not free.

d)

The boys and girls of Gaul are not children.