WorksheetsCh 6 OLCce Practice
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 21mins
Define:
clamāre nōn uult
they don't want to shout
she does not want to shout
she is not shouting
not to shout is good
inuenīre
to find
to see
to come
to stay
Choose the correct case and number for lunā.
ablative singular
nominative plural
accusative singular
ablative plural
ponēmus
they put
we put
you put
I put
adsum
I am present
he/she/it is present
we are present
you are present
Choose the correct case and number for montis.
nominative singular
nominative plural
genitive singular
ablative plural
What is the function of the dative case?
subject
indirect object
direct object
possession
they are
sum
sumus
estis
sunt
ueniunt
I arrive
we arrive
he comes
they come
nolunt
they want
they refuse
he wishes
she does not want
The verbs 'nolō' and 'uolō' are usually completed with
an infinitive such as errāre
an infinitive such as errāmus
an imperative such as errāte!
a noun in the ablative case
Choose the best translation for this sentence:
matrem uidēre uult.
The mother sees wants.
She wants to see her mother.
The mother wants to see.
She is unwilling to see her mother.
Choose the best translation for this sentence:
Troianī nauem conscendere possunt.
The Trojan man can sail the ship.
The ship can sail to Troy.
The Trojan sailor is able to go aboard.
The Trojans are able to board the ship
Choose the best translation for this sentence:
da mihi cenam.
Give dinner to me.
I can give you a dog.
Send me food.
To you I will give dinner.
Choose the best translation for this sentence:
princeps regī arma dat.
The chief is giving weapons to the king
The chief's king gave the armor.
The king's chief gives weapons.
The king gives weapons to the chief.
Choose the best translation for this sentence:
fabulam tristem uōbīs narrō.
I am telling a sad story to you all.
The sad story is told to you.
Tell us a sad story.
Story sadness to you tells.
In this sentence, which word is in the accusative case?
mox Graecī urbem capiunt.
mox
Graecī
urbem
capiunt
In this sentence, in what case is the word Trōiānīs, and why?
verba principis Trōiānīs non placent.
dative; indirect object
genitive - they belong to the principis
dative; the verb 'placent' takes a dative object instead of an accusative one
accusative - direct object of placent
Which of these characters from the stories in the book is a Greek, and not a Trojan?
Agamemnon
Hector
Priam
Aeneas
In the story, whose idea was it to build the Trojan horse?
Achilles
Aeneas
Ulysses
Agamemnon
In the story, who led a group of Trojans from burning Troy so that they could found a new city in Italy?
Achilles
Aeneas
Ulysses
Agamemnon
