WorksheetsLatin 7 Grammar Review, OLCce 1-6
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 31mins
Definition and case of: prō
for/in front of/on behalf of; accusative
for/in front of/on behalf of; ablative
forward; ablative
forward; accusative
Ubi puella sedet? Puella sedet...
sub arbore
in hortō
prope rivum
in agrō
ambulāre
to walk
to see
to write
to stay
nōli, nolite
don't
isn't
to recede
neither...nor
Choose the correct case and number for
FORTUNAM
nominative singular
nominative plural
accusative singular
accusative plural
Choose the correct case and number for
VIĀ.
ablative singular
nominative plural
accusative singular
ablative plural
Choose the correct case and number for
PUERŌS.
nominative singular
nominative plural
accusative singular
accusative plural
What is the function of the Accusative Case?
Subject
Indirect Object
Direct Address
Direct Object
ponēmus
they put
we put
you put
I put
ades
I am present
he/she/it is present
we are present
you are present
Choose the correct case and number for
PUELLĪS.
ablative singular
nominative plural
accusative singular
ablative plural
Choose the correct case and number for
PRINCIPIS
nominative singular
nominative plural
genitive singular
ablative plural
What is the function of the genitive case?
subject
indirect object
direct object
possession
Choose the correct case and number for
noctibus.
ablative singular
nominative plural
accusative singular
ablative plural
What is the best translation of this phrase?
in agrōs colonī
into the farmer's fields
in the colony of the field
in the farmer's field
into the field's colonies
What is the case and use of the underlined word?
Marcus puellīs donum dat.
nominative (subject)
ablative (of means)
dative (indirect object)
accusative (direct object)
What is the case and use of the underlined word?
Caesaris filius ad Romam venit.
nominative subject
genitive of possession
partitive genitive
accusative place to which
Which word is NOT in the genitive case?
filiī
militum
lūdum
poetārum
What is the best translation of this sentence?
decem annōs, Graecī urbem non capere possunt.
For ten years, the Greeks are not able to capture the city.
In the tenth year, the Greeks will be able to capture the city.
Ten years Greeks city not capture able.
For ten years, the city was not able to be captured by the Greeks.
What is the best translation of this sentence?
Ulixes dicit, "ego nouum consilium uōbīs dat."
Ulysses said, "I have a noble plan to give."
Ulysses says, "I am giving a new plan to you all."
Ulysses said, "I new plan to us give."
Ulysses says, "I am trusting you all with a new plan."
What is the best translation of this sentence?
quid facere debēmus?
Who to make ought to?
Where must we go?
What should you make?
What should we do?
What is the best translation of this sentence?
Achilles Hectoris corpus patrī reddit.
Achilles Hector body father return.
Achilles returns Hector's father to the body.
The father of Hector returns Achilles' body.
Achilles gives back Hector's body to his father.
Which word in the sentence is in the dative case?
Achilles Hectoris corpus patrī reddit.
Achilles
Hectoris
corpus
patrī
What are the case and number of these noun endings?
-ā and -e
abl sing
nom sing
acc sing
abl pl
What are the case and number of this noun ending?
-ibus
dat & abl sing
gen sing
dat & abl pl
acc sing
What are the case and number of this noun ending?
-ēs
dat & abl sing
nom & acc pl
dat & abl pl
nom & acc sing
What are the case and number of these noun endings? -ārum & -ōrum
acc pl
gen sing
acc sing
gen pl
amāmus
I love
you love
we love
they love
habent
I have
you have
he has
they have
habētis
I have
she has
y'all have
they have
they are
sum
sumus
estis
sunt
