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WorksheetsEcce Ch. 9
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
When followed by the ablative case, the Latin preposition "in" means (give one possible answer).
(a)
When followed by the accusative case, the Latin preposition "in" means
(a)
Which of the prepositions below are followed by the ablative case? Check all that apply.
sub
in
e, ex
prope
Which of the prepositions below are followed by the accusative case? Check all the apply.
per
prope
ad
in
How do you say "out of the fields" in Latin?
(a)
How do you say "through the door" in Latin?
(a)
How do you say "under the trees" in Latin?
(a)
How do you say "into the houses" in Latin?
(a)
How do you say "near the tree" in Latin?
(a)
What does "nescio" mean?
I don't know
no one
I try
together
What does "Tace!" mean?
Goodbye
Go away
Be quiet
Here
What does "simul" mean?
together
with me
here
send
What does "ad hortum" mean?
in the garden
through the garden
to the garden
out of the garden
What does "secundā horā" mean?
she weeps
to remain
you promise
at the second hour
What letter does the third declension ablative singular end in?
(a)
What two letters does the 1st declension accusative singular end in?
(a)
What two letters does the 2nd declension accusative singular end in?
(a)
Which of the following can the ending "-īs" be? Click all that apply.
1st declension ablative plural
2nd declension ablative plural
3rd declension ablative plural
3rd declension ablative singular
