WorksheetsStage 14 Cambridge Latin Grammar
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 11mins
In what three ways do an adjective match the noun they are modifying?
case, number, and declension
case, number, and gender
number, gender, and declension
case, number, and declension
What is the correct was to say "the heavy slave"
gravus servus
graves servus
gravis servus
gravum servum
Which form of "this" would modify the accusative, singular feminine noun "amphoram"
hanc
hic
hoc
has
hic, ille, and iste are all what kind of pronouns
personal "he/she/it" pronouns
possessive "his/her/its" pronouns
reflexive "himself/herself/itself" pronouns
demonstrative "this/that" pronouns
How would "It is right for you to hurry to the room" be written in Latin.
Volo in cubiculum te currere.
Decorum est tibi ad cubiculum condendere.
Necesse est vobis ad cubiculum festinare.
Abulate in cubilculum celeriter.
What is the best English translation for this sentence: "Pompēiānī mendāciōrēs sunt quam Britannī."
There are more dishonest Pompeians who are British.
There are more dishonest Pompeians than there are British.
Pompeians are the more dishonest than those who are British.
The Pompeians are more dishonest than the British
What forms of word are "abi" and "abite"?
Dative and Ablative singular 3rd declension nouns from "Abs"
Singular and Plural Imperative verbs form "Abeo"
Nominative plural and genitive singular 2nd declension nouns from "Abus"
1st perfect singular and infinitive verbs from "Absum"
What are the uses of the accusative in the sentence "cubiculum fēcit pūrum." (She made the bedroom [to be] clean)
They are both direct objects
Cubiculum is the direct object and purum is an adjective
Cubiculum is the direct object and purum is an internal/predicate accusative
cubiculum is a nominative neuter subject and purum is the direct object
What is the best translation for, "in eo loco, anus trisis Britanna has amphoras portabat."
In his place, the sad old woman carried the British jars.
In that British location, the old woman was carrying these sad amphoras.
In this area, Britain, the old woman sadly carried those amphoras.
In the same place, the sad British old woman was carrying these jars.
What is the best translation for: "lacrimīs sē trādidit. tum coquus eī inquit, "nōlī lacrimāre!"
She handed herself over sadly, Then the cook says, "I don't wan't tears!"
She gave herself to tears. Then the cook said to that (girl), "Do not cry"
She started crying. Then the cook said to her, "Don't cry!"
She gives (it) to him with tears, Then the cook says "Crying isn't necessary!"
Are you considering taking Latin next year?
