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01-04 Chapter Labyrinthus Test Part I

Total questions: 68

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Complete the sentence: Creta est

a)

domus magna

b)

insula parva

c)

regina insanus

d)

insula magna

2.

Complete the sentence: Domus Ariadna est

a)

ordinaria

b)

parva

c)

magnifica

d)

modesta

3.

Ego sum puella

a)

I am a girl

b)

I am a king

c)

I am a boy

d)

I am a daughter

4.

Complete the sentence: Minos est

a)

rex malus

b)

pater Pasiphae

c)

pater Minotaur

d)

rex bonus

5.

Complete the sentence: Aridana est

a)

regina insanus

b)

regina bonus

c)

filia regis

d)

filia dei

6.

Translate: Olim rex Minos habuit taurum

a)

Now king Minos had a pig

b)

Soon rex Minos will have a bull

c)

Once king Minos had a goat

d)

Once upon a time king Minos had a bull

7.

Complete the sentence: Taurus est

a)

malus

b)

iratus

c)

bonus

d)

pulcher

8.

Quis est Neptunus?

a)

Deus caelorum

b)

Deu animalium

c)

Deus maris

d)

Deus taurorum

9.

Neptunus taurum volebat.

a)

taurum is the subject of the sentence

b)

taurum is the direct object of volebat

10.

Neptunus taurus volebat.

a)

volebat comes from the verb: volo, vis, vult, volumus, vultis, volunt

b)

volebat means [Neptune] was able

c)

volebat is in the present tense

d)

volebat is 3rd person plural

11.

Translate: Neptunus matrem Ariadnae maledixit

a)

Neptune cursed the mother of Ariadna

b)

Neptune fell in love with the mother of Ariadna

c)

Neptune cursed Ariadna and her mother

12.

mare, maris n

a)

horse

b)

sea

c)

sky

d)

mother

13.

maledixit

a)

s/he speaks

b)

she/he spoke out

c)

s/he cursed

d)

s/he disobeyed

14.

"Neptunus non erat laetus" define "laetus"

a)

happy

b)

angry

c)

good

d)

evil

15.

Minotaurus est... (best answer)

a)

humanus

b)

sacrificium

c)

puer

d)

malus

16.

Minotaurus ...consumit

a)

animalia

b)

sorores

c)

feminas

d)

homines

17.

sed

a)

and

b)

also

c)

but

d)

because

18.

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum

a)

evil

b)

strange

c)

handsome, beautiful

d)

arrogant

19.

Define sapiens, sapientis m/f (adjective)

a)

cruel

b)

amazing

c)

wise

d)

kind, friendly

20.

Define: ineptus inepta ineptum (adjective)

a)

empty

b)

clumsy, lacking skill

c)

inside, within

d)

unfriendly

21.

Define: effugio, effugĕre, effugi

a)

escape

b)

construct

c)

fill

d)

fall

22.

Define: pupa, pupae f.

a)

small boat

b)

toy

c)

bird

d)

pirate

23.

To what declension does pupa, pupae f. belong?

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

24.

Define: avis, avis f.

a)

key

b)

bird

c)

wing

d)

advice

25.

To what declension does avis, avis f. belong?

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

26.

Define: do, dare, dedi, datus

a)

give

b)

make

c)

do, act

d)

dare, risk

27.

To what conjugation does do, dare, dedi, datus belong?

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

28.

Define: clavis, clavis f.

a)

wing

b)

bird

c)

sound

d)

key

29.

Define: cado, caděre, cecidi, casum

a)

to be able, can

b)

to fall

c)

to stop

d)

to break

30.

To what conjugation does cado, caděre, cecidi, casum belong?

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

31.

Define: construo, construěre, construxi, constructus

a)

combine

b)

make, build

c)

stand up

d)

put together

32.

Define: sicut

a)

just as, like

b)

because

c)

therefore

d)

soon

33.

Define: corona, coronae f.

a)

horn

b)

body

c)

crown

d)

head

34.

Define: volo, velle, volui

a)

want, wish

b)

like, love

c)

fly

d)

to not want

35.

Define: certe (adverb)

a)

shortly, soon

b)

certainly

c)

quickly

d)

quietly

36.

Define: fortis, fortis, forte (3rd declension adjective)

a)

strong, brave

b)

powerful

c)

firm, forceful

d)

early

37.

Define: filia, filiae f.

a)

girl

b)

woman

c)

daughter

d)

string

38.

Define: nescio, nescire, nescivi, nescitus

a)

to nod, agree

b)

to know

c)

to disagree

d)

to not know

39.

To what conjugation does nescio, nescire, nescivi, nescitus belong?

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

40.

Define oraculum, oraculi n.

a)

temple

b)

prophecy, prediction

c)

mouth

d)

prophet

41.

Define: caecus, caeca, caecum (1st-2nd declension adjective)

a)

closed

b)

blind

c)

sharp

d)

smart

42.

eo, ire, ivi, itus

a)

to be

b)

to go

c)

to come

d)

to say

43.

sol, solis m.

a)

sun

b)

earth

c)

moon

d)

shoe

44.

Define anxius anxia anxium

(1-2 declension adjective)

a)

unhappy

b)

unfriendly

c)

worried

d)

sharp

45.

vident

a)

s/he comes

b)

they come

c)

they see

d)

s/he sees

46.

Define: rex, regis m.

a)

bull

b)

king

c)

queen

d)

inventor

47.

Pater dicit piratas esse in foro. Define dicit

a)

leads

b)

says

c)

thinks

d)

warns

48.

Pater dicit piratas esse in foro. What grammatical form is "piratas esse in foro."

a)

complementary infinitive

b)

indirect statement

c)

command/imperative

d)

main clause

49.

Pater dicit piratas esse in foro. What is the best translation for "esse."

a)

eat

b)

are

c)

to be

d)

were

50.

Translate: ad prophetam videndum

a)

going to the prophet

b)

living near the prophet

c)

to see the prophet

d)

to the living prophet

51.

Translate "it" (form of eo, ire, ivi, itum)

a)

I go

b)

let's go

c)

go!

d)

you go

e)

s/he goes

52.

"Sed tibi, O puer, sol vitam non dat...." Translate "tibi"

a)

you (direct object)

b)

you (subject)

c)

to/for you (indirect object)

d)

of you (possession, genitive)

53.

Sed tibi, O puer, sol vitam non dat....

a)

And you, O girl will not give the sun life

b)

But, O boy, to you the sun will not give life

c)

But you, O boy, will not give life to the sun

d)

Since the sun will not give you life, O boy

54.

Define: malus mala malum (1st - 2nd declension adjective)

a)

soft

b)

male, masculine

c)

evil, bad

d)

unfriendly

55.

How do you find the stem of a noun?

a)

take off the -re of the infinitive

b)

take off the genitive singular ending

c)

take off the nominative singular ending

d)

take off the genitive plural ending

56.

What declension has the following endings: -a -ae -ae-am -ã (singular). -ae -arum -is -as -is

a)

1st

b)

2nd masculine

c)

2nd neuter

d)

3rd masculine & feminine

57.

What declension has these endings: various -is -i -em -e (singular) -es -um or -ium -ibus -es ibus (plural)

a)

1st

b)

2nd masculine and neuter

c)

3rd masculine & feminine

d)

3rd neuter

58.

Luna in caelo est. What case is "caelo"?

a)

nominative

b)

genitive

c)

accusative

d)

ablative

59.

MIHI non placet pater Minos. What case is MIHI?

a)

nominative

b)

dative

c)

accusative

d)

ablative

60.

Omnes ME ignorant. What case is ME?

a)

nominative singular

b)

nominative plural

c)

accusative singular

d)

ablative singular

61.

Muri Labyrinthi sunt magni. What case is MURI?

a)

nominative singular

b)

nominative plural

c)

genitive singular

d)

dative singular

62.

Muri Labyrinthi sunt magni. What case is LABYRINTHI?

a)

nominative plural

b)

dative singular

c)

genitive singular

d)

ablative singular

63.

Muri Labyrinthi sunt magni. What case is MAGNI?

a)

nominative plural

b)

genitive singular

c)

dative singular

64.

Ego eo per secretam portam in Labyrinthum. What case applies to portam and Labyrinthum?

a)

dative

b)

genitive

c)

accusative

65.

Cur Daedalus est in Labyrintho? What case is LABYRINTHO?

a)

dative singular

b)

ablative singular

c)

nominative singular

d)

genitive singular

66.

Vir domo rapide it. IT means

a)

s/he is

b)

you are

c)

you go

d)

s/he goes

67.

Ego quoque ad Labyrinthum eo. Translate EO.

a)

I am

b)

I go

c)

s/he goes

d)

s/he is

68.

Est sonus monstri. What case is MONSTRI?

a)

nominative plural

b)

dative singular

c)

genitive singular

d)

ablative singular