WorksheetsLatin 1: Stages 1-3 Vocab Review
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 27mins
canis
dog
cook
dinner
money
coquus
cook
chef
slave
master
filius
son
daughter
friend
father
filia
son
daughter
father
friend
hortus
house
happy
garden
tree
laborare
to carry
to show
to work
to sing
mater
sister
father
son
mother
pater
country
father
painter
son
servus
slave
master
cook
woman
via
road
sidewalk
door
gate
amicus
slave-girl
woman
friend
man
ancilla
woman
maid
slave-girl
girl
cena
food
dinner
fish
table
cibus
dinner
table
bread
food
dominus
master
leader
father
man
dormire
to call
to have
to sleep
to live
laetus, -a, -um
sad
happy
angry
delighted
laudare
to smile
to praise
to show
to work
quoque
because
who
where
also
salutare
to jump
to sing
to greet
to be healthy
ad
and
but
I am
to
bibere
to roll
to drink
to baby
to eat
circumspectare
to sail around
to walk around
to look around
to jump around
clamare
to close
to clap
to shout
to punch
et
and
with
to
out of
exspectare
to look at
to hide away
to avoid
to wait for
ianua
Roman god
port
doorway
harbor
iratus, -a, -um
sad
happy
satisfied
angry
magnus, -a, -um
big
many
much
few
navis
ocean
ship
sailor
port
portare
to enter
to leave
to work
to carry
ridere
to laugh
to frown
to cry
to yell
taberna
home
shop
school
law-court
videre
to see
to show
to turn
to open
agere (agit)
to make happy
to do
to walk
to run
cur?
who
when
why
where
ubi?
where
who
when
why
quis?
where
what
who
how
villa
life
street
way
house
venalicius
banker
fisherman
slave-dealer
cook
argentarius
painter
slave-dealer
banker
blacksmith
Who is performing the action if the verb ends with "-O?"
you
I
he/she/it
we
Who is performing the action if the verb ends with "-S?"
I
we
you
they
Who is performing the action if the verb ends with "-T?"
I
we
they
he/she/it
Who is performing the action if the verb ends with "-MUS?"
they
y'all
he/she/it
we
Who is performing the action if the verb ends with "-TIS?"
we
y'all
they
he/she/it
Who is performing the action if the verb ends with "-NT?"
they
we
you
I
sum
you are
he is
I am
we are
es
and
from
you are
near
sumus
you are
they are
we are
he/she/it it
estis
y'all are
they are
we are
he/she/it is
sunt
I am
you are
we are
they are
What is the correct word order for a Latin sentence?
subject object verb
object verb subject
verb subject object
subject verb object
Where will the verb always be in a Latin sentence?
in the middle
anywhere
at the end
at the beginning
