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WorksheetsChapter 16 Quiz Review
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which of the following nouns is an i-stem according to the three rules we have learned this chapter?
vox, vocis, f. - voice
legio, legionis, f. - legion
tigris, tigris, m./f. - tiger
mus, muris, m./f. - mouse
What is the nominative singular form of the word meaning bread?
(a)
What does the noun finis mean when it is plural?
(a)
Which case has an extra "i" added to its stem when you decline masc./fem. i-stem nouns?
dative singular
accusative plural
ablative singular
genitive plural
We have only learned two 3rd declension neuter i-stem nouns. Mare is one of them, name the other.
(a)
Which Latin noun means fire?
ignis
mons
nox
herba
What is the accusative plural form of the Latin noun meaning sea?
(a)
Translate: Tomorrow I shall wound the enemy with a sword.
Cras hostium gladium vulnerabo
Cras hostes gladio vulnero.
Hodie hostem gladium vulnerabo.
Cras hostes gladio vulnerabo.
Which is NOT a correct definition of gens?
clan
nation
home
family
What is the genitive singular form of the Latin noun meaning city?
(a)
Which noun is a third declension i-stem?
pes, pedis, m. - foot
dentis, dentis, m. - tooth
lumen, luminis, n. - light
strix, strigis, f. - owl
What is the example word we learned for I-stem Rule 3?
nox, noctis, f. - night
lux, lucis, f. - light
navis, navis, f. - ship
mons, montis, m. - mountain
What is the ablative plural form of the Latin noun meaning bridge?
(a)
