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WorksheetsLatin Placement Test (IN PROGRESS)
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 50mins
What is the function of the dative case?
subject
indirect object
direct object
possession
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What is the main function of the Accusative Case?
Subject
Indirect Object
Direct Address
Direct Object
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What is the function of the genitive case?
subject
indirect object
direct object
possession
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Choose the correct case and number for
rege
(from rex, regis (m))
nominative singular
nominative plural
ablative singular
accusative plural
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Choose the correct case and number for
VIĀS.
nominative singular
nominative plural
accusative singular
accusative plural
Choose the correct case and number for montis.
nominative singular
nominative plural
genitive singular
ablative plural
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What are the case and number of this noun ending?
-ibus
dat & abl sing
gen sing
dat & abl pl
acc sing
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Choose the correct endings for the words with blanks: colon____ bon____ cenam laudant.
colonus bonus
colonus bonae
colonī bonī
colonum bonum
ubi puella sedet? puella sedet...
sub arbore
in hortō
prope rivum
in agrō
What use of the ablative is indicated by the underlined words?
puella mediā nocte ē cubiculō in agrōs ambulat.
[media: the middle of; nox, noctis, f.: night]
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ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablative of time when
What use of the ablative is indicated by the underlined words?
ego dextrā scrībō, sed soror sinistrā scrībit.
[dextra, -ae, f.: right hand; sinistra, -ae, f.: left hand]
ablative of time when
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
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Choose the Latin sentence that matches this English translation:
The chiefs are showing spears to the farmers.
principēs hastās colonīs ostendunt.
principēs hastae colonōs ostendunt.
princeps hastās colonīs ostendit.
principēs hastās colonōrum ostendunt.
Choose the Latin sentence that matches this English translation:
The companions of the queen ran into the city.
comitēs regina in urbs curro.
comitēs reginārum in urbe currunt.
comēs reginae ad urbem currunt.
comitēs reginae in urbem cucurrunt.
What conjugation is: doceō, docēre, docuī, doctum
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
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Translate:
sum
I am
you are
he was
he is
What is the correct translation?
pulsābant
they were punching
they will punch
they punched
they will have punched
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Translate:
quaerō
I search for
you searched for
I searched for
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How do you translate the perfect tense?
was verbing
verbed
will verb
had verbed
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What is the person, number, and tense of mīsistis?
(from mittō, mittere, mīsī, mittum)
2nd plural perfect
1st singular present
2nd plural imperfect
3rd singular pluperfect
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Choose the best translation:
clamāre nōn uult.
They don't want to shout.
She does not want to shout.
She is not shouting.
Not to shout is good.
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Choose the best definition of the English word "malady" based on your knowledge of its Latin root:
a good sign
a bad illness
something that is placed outside
quick to answer to a duty
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The comparative of longus is...
longior
longier
longissimus
longire
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The superlative of laetus is
laetior
laetissimus
laetissiment
laetiss
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Which is NOT true about the verb phrase necesse est?
it means "it is necessary"
it's an impersonal verb
it takes an infinitive
it takes a dative of agent
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Choose the correct pronoun that will replace the English word in parentheses:
(His)___________ mater regina non erit.
is
eius
eum
ea
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Fill in the blank with the form of "hic" that matches the word:
_____ pompam vīdī.
hunc
hoc
hanc
his
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Choose the best translation for the underlined pronoun:
ille suam familiam interfecit.
That man (he)
That woman (she)
That thing (it)
This man
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Select the best translation for the participle in the following Latin sentence.
id pro pugnantibus militibus fecimus.
fighting
about to fight
having been fought
deserving to be fought
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Choose the best translation for the underlined participle.
mater neglectura liberōs suōs Romam fūgit.
about to neglect
neglected
having been neglected
ignored
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Which answer is the perfect passive participle in the following sentence?
duo uirī gladiīs armatī facēsque manibus tenentēs ad rostram accessērunt.
tenentēs
rostram
accessērunt
armatī
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Choose the best translation for this sentence:
Aenēās, ā deō iussus, ā Didōne moritūrā crūdēliter abiit.
Ordered by the gods, Aeneas left cruel Dido to die.
Aeneas, having been ordered by a god, cruelly went away from Dido who was about to die.
Having been ordered by a god, Aeneas came to Dido as she was about to die.
Having been ordered by the god, Aeneas went away from Dido who was about to die.
Which of these is a deponent verb? Choose all that apply.
complector, -ī, complexus sum
dēserō, -ere, dēseruī, dēsertum
intueor, -ērī, intuitus sum
perdō, -ere, perdidī, perditum
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Choose the tense and voice of the underlined verb.
puellae ā felibus amantur.
present passive
imperfect active
present passive
perfect passive
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Choose the correct person, number, tense, voice and mood of amatus est.
2nd singular perfect active indicative
3rd singular perfect passive indicative
1st singular perfect passive subjunctive
3rd plural perfect passive indicative
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Choose the correct translation of the underlined word:
rex audīrī voluit.
to be heard
to hear
hear!
I heard
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Choose the correct form of the verb to make the sentence an indirect statement.
dicō mē _______ cibum
amō
amat
amamus
amāre
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Choose the correct type of subjunctive clause:
tot hostēs castra nostra oppugnābant ut dē vitā desperāremus.
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indirect question
purpose clause
indirect command
result clause
Choose the best translation for this hortatory subjunctive verb:
portem
Let me carry!
I will carry
I will be carried
I am carrying
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A Gerundive is called a "passive periphrastic" when used with the verb esse to show:
obligation/necessity
regret
past tense
possible action
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Choose the best translation:
mihi fugiendum est.
I must flee.
To me it is fled.
Flee with me.
It is time for me to flee.
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Choose the best translation of the verb
temptāverant.
they had tried
they tried
they will have tried
they have tried
Give the tense, voice, and mood of this verb:
amārent
Imperfect Active Subjunctive
Imperfect Passive Subjunctive
Pluperfect Active Indicative
Present Passive Infinitive
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Identify the person, number, tense, voice, and mood of amāvissemus.
1st person plural pluperfect active subjunctive
2nd person singular pluperfect active indicative
3rd person plural imperfect active subjunctive
1st person plural present active indicative
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Read the synopsis of this story in English. Then read the paragraph in Latin. Then answer the question:
In the first paragraph, how many strokes did the teacher give to Quintus? Why?
six; three for not listening and three for writing bad poetry
three; he had not listened to the poetry the teacher was explaining
six; three for not writing what the teacher was saying and three for listening to bad verses
three; he did not return to his seat when the teacher told him to
verum aut falsum (true or false?)
In lines 11-15, Quintus tells his father he would rather go work in the fields with his family than continue his education.
verum
falsum
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