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Ch. 33 - Comparison of Adjectives

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is not a degree of an adjective?

a)

comparative

b)

positive

c)

superlative

d)

reduplicative

2.

Which Latin word means sad or grim?

(a)  

3.

Which Latin word means than when it follows a comparative adjective?

(a)  

4.

Identify the genitive plural form of the phrase via longior.

a)

viae longioris

b)

viarum longiorum

c)

viarum longiarum

d)

vias longias

5.

Translate: The men were luckier than the boys.

a)

Viri felicior pueros erant.

b)

Viri feliciores pueris erant.

c)

Viri felicior quam pueros erant.

d)

Viri feliciores quam pueri erant.

6.

This construction can be used instead of the word quam to express comparison.

a)

Accusative of Comparison

b)

Dative of Comparison

c)

Ablative of Comparison

d)

Super Double Comparison

7.

What is one meaning of the adjective barbarus?

(a)  

8.

Which of these is not a superlative translation?

a)

very tired

b)

most tired

c)

rather tired

d)

extremely tired

9.

Caesar was more famous than Marcus.

a)

Caesar clarissimum Marco erat.

b)

Caesar clariorem Marcum erat.

c)

Caesar clarior Marco erat.

d)

Caesar clarior quam Marcus erat.

10.

Identify the superlative form of laetus that is feminine accusative singular.

(a)  

11.

Identify the accusative singular form of iter longius.

a)

itinerem longiorem

b)

iter longius

c)

iter longior

d)

itinerem longioribus

12.

With what declenion's endings do comparative adjectives decline?

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

e)

5th

13.

Write the adjective audax in the comparative degree, masculine genitive plural.

(a)  

14.

The Romans were braver than the Germans.

a)

Romani fortiores Germanos erant.

b)

Romani fortior quam Germani erant.

c)

Romani fortior Germanos erant.

d)

Romani fortiores quam Germani erant.

15.

Which adjective is an antonym of aequus?

a)

felix

b)

iniquus

c)

notus

d)

amplus