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Latin 2 Review: Types of Ablatives

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

What type of ablative is being used in this sentence?

Vir equum in viā vidit.

a)

Ablative of a preposition

b)

Ablative of Separation

c)

Ablative of Accompaniment

d)

Ablative of Instrument

e)

Ablative of Manner

2.

What type of ablative is being used in this sentence?

Regina cum gravitate dicit.

a)

Ablative of a preposition

b)

Ablative of Separation

c)

Ablative of Accompaniment

d)

Ablative of Instrument

e)

Ablative of Manner

3.

What type of ablative is being used in this sentence?

Vir cum filiā ambulat.

a)

Ablative of a preposition

b)

Ablative of Separation

c)

Ablative of Accompaniment

d)

Ablative of Instrument

e)

Ablative of Manner

4.

What type of ablative is being used in this sentence?

Barbarius equō pugnavit.

a)

Ablative of a preposition

b)

Ablative of Separation

c)

Ablative of Accompaniment

d)

Ablative of Instrument

e)

Ablative of Manner

5.

What type of ablative is being used in this sentence?

Regina provinciam dignitate rexit.

a)

Ablative of a preposition

b)

Ablative of Separation

c)

Ablative of Accompaniment

d)

Ablative of Instrument

e)

Ablative of Manner

6.

What type of ablative is being used in this sentence?

Ab oppidō populus venit.

a)

Ablative of a preposition

b)

Ablative of Separation

c)

Ablative of Accompaniment

d)

Ablative of Instrument

e)

Ablative of Manner

7.

What type of ablative is being used in this sentence?

Cum reginā ad oppidum venimus.

a)

Ablative of a preposition

b)

Ablative of Separation

c)

Ablative of Accompaniment

d)

Ablative of Instrument

e)

Ablative of Manner

8.

What type of ablative is being used in this sentence?

Rex, Hades, sub terrā latā regit.

a)

Ablative of a preposition

b)

Ablative of Separation

c)

Ablative of Accompaniment

d)

Ablative of Instrument

e)

Ablative of Manner

9.

What type of ablative is being used in this sentence?

Ad oppidum viis bonis ambulavi.

a)

Ablative of a preposition

b)

Ablative of Separation

c)

Ablative of Accompaniment

d)

Ablative of Instrument

e)

Ablative of Manner

10.

What type of ablative is being used in this sentence?

E casā, puer viro dixit.

a)

Ablative of a preposition

b)

Ablative of Separation

c)

Ablative of Accompaniment

d)

Ablative of Instrument

e)

Ablative of Manner