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WorksheetsLatin IB Adjectives that take a dative
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
Julius Caesar erat notus bello.
famous (notable, well-known) for war
grateful for war
well-known in battle
friendly in battle
Melampus erat et amicus et benignus animalibus.
both...and
either..or
not only....but also
neither...nor
Melampus erat et amicus et benignus animalibus.
kind
expensive
pleasing
grateful
suitable
Melampus erat et amicus et benignus animalibus.
friendly
expensive
pleasing
grateful
suitable
Melampus erat et amicus et benignus animalibus.
to the animals
to the animal
to the spirit
to the spirits
Carrus est valde carus hominibus.
very
immediately
suddenly
for a long time
Carrus est valde carus hominibus.
expensive
well-known
suitable
kind
Carrus est valde carus hominibus.
for the people
for the person
for the man
of the men
of the man
Give the Latin for the underlined word:
The shoe was suitable for Cinderella.
(a)
Give the Latin for the underlined word:
The shoe was suitable for Cinderella.
*Hint: Shoe is feminine*
(a)
Give the Latin for the underlined word:
The shoe was suitable for Cinderella.
(a)
Choose the word that best translates the underlined word(s):
The children were dear to their teacher.
suo magistro
sui magistri
suam magistram
suum magistrum
Choose the word that best translates the underlined word(s):
The children were dear to their teacher.
liberi
libri
libertas
liber
Choose the word that best translates the underlined word(s):
The children were dear to their teacher.
erat
erunt
sunt
est
Choose the word that best translates the underlined word(s):
The children were dear to their teacher.
cari
caro
caros
carorum
Femina erat grata sorori suae.
grateful
kind
suitable
ideal
well-known
Femina erat grata sorori suae.
to/for her sister
to/for his sister
to/for his mother
to/for her mother
Pauci romanorum in arenā sunt.
A few
many
small
large
Pauci Romanorum in arenā sunt.
of the Romans
of Rome
for the Romans
with the Romans
A few men were dead.
(a)
