WorksheetsRelative Pronouns Review Quizizz 03/30-04/03
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 4hrs 15mins
duo virī, quōs....
two men, to whom....
two men, for whom.....
two men, who
two men, with whom.....
two men, whom.....
copiās hostium, quī....
the troops of the enemies, who.....
the troops of the enemies, of whom....
the troops of the enemies, whom....
the troops of the enemies, by whom....
the troops of the enemies, with whom....
magnum bellum, in quō.....
the great war, which....
the great war, by which....
the great war, in which....
the great war, for which....
the great war, of which.....
Choose all answers: antiquī ducēs, quōrum.....
the ancient leaders, whom......
the ancient leaders, who.....
the ancient leaders, of whom.....
the ancient leaders, whose....
the ancient leaders, for whom.....
cum militibus, quibus......
Choose all.
with the soldiers, for whom...
with the soldiers, to whom....
with the soldiers, by whom.....
with the soldiers, whom
with the soldiers, who
optimus et clarus milēs, cui.....
the best and famous soldier, to whom......
the best and famous soldier, whose
the best and famous soldier, by whom...
the best and famous soldier, whom....
the best and famous soldier, who
hominēs, quibuscum.....
the men, with whom....
the men, for whom.....
the men, whose....
the men, whom.....
the men, who....
Identify the case of the relative pronoun in the following sentence: portus, in quõ multi naves adsunt, pharum (lighthouse) ingentem habet.
nominative
accusative
ablative
dative
Translate the following sentence: ad templum, quod Augustus Caesar aedificaverat, festinavimus.
Whose structure Augustus Caesar had paid for.
Which housed Augustus Caesar.
In which Augustus Caesar had spoken.
Which Augustus Caesar had built.
Translate just the relative pronoun into Latin:
The man who crossed the Rubicon ruled Rome.
(a)
Translate just the relative pronoun into Latin: The soldiers gave the loyalty to the queen whom the senators slaughtered.
(a)
Translate just the relative pronoun into Latin: We remember the man whose head was bald.
(a)
Translate just the relative pronoun into Latin: A book was written by Caesar, by whom the Gauls were destroyed.
(a)
Translate the following sentence: Clemens, qui fortis est, non senex est.
Clemens, whose fortune is bad, is not an old man.
Clemens, by which fate, is not an old man.
Clemens, who is strong, is not an old man.
Clemens, to whom is given a chance, is not an old man.
Translate the following sentence: Quintus, quem discipuli oppugnebant, currit.
Quintus, whom the students were attacking, runs.
Quintus, who attacked the students, runs.
Quintus, with whom the students were attacking,runs.
Quintus, for whom the students were attacking, runs.
Videmus multos, quos non amamus
What's the best translation of quos?
(a)
The woman, whose home was engulfed, now is rich.
cuius domus exstinguebatur
quibus domus exstinguebatur
cuius domus exstinguebantur
quos domus exstinguebatur
