Worksheets1c Grammar Quiz - phrases and noun stems and declensions
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 9mins
In a Latin dictionary, the first form of a noun is called the (a) .
What is the third piece of information that is give in the noun dictionary entry?
(a)
Which form does one look at to determine the declension of a noun?
(a)
If the genitive ends in is, it belongs to which declension?
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
If the genitive case ends in ae , it belongs to which declension?
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
If the genitive case ends in ī , it belongs to which declension?
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Choose the equivalent: Ego pessime sum.
I am very bad.
I am 12 years old.
Yes.
I am good.
Choose the equivalent: Quot annōs natus/nata es
Where do you live
What are you like
What is your name
How old are you
Choose the equivalent: Valēte
hello (sing)
goodbye (pl)
hello (pl)
goodbye (sing)
Which word(s) mean hello?
minime
valē
salvē
valēte
What is/are the appropriate answer(s) to Ubi tū habitās?
Ego in insulā habitō.
Ita vērō.
Ego in Novā Caesareā habitō.
Ego sum ingeniosus/ingeniosa.
How does one know the gender of a noun?
the type of noun
the declension of the nouns
the dictionary entry
What is/are the appropriate answer(s) to Qualis tū es?
Ego in insulā habitō.
Ego sum pulcher.
Nōmen mihi est.
Ego legere amō.
What declension is effluvium, effluviī n. outlet
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
