WorksheetsNLE Latin I Practice
Total questions: 86
Worksheet time: 43mins
Aenēās rēgīnam amābat, sed mox necesse erat discēdere.
soon
immediately
always
often
Fābulam Latīnam heri legēbam.
yesterday
today
tomorrow
always
Numquam vīllam tuam vīdī.
Never
Often
Sometimes
Always
Magister, quī in sellā sedet, discipulōs semper spectat.
always
often
never
sometimes
Quam pulcher est tuus equus!
How
Who
When
Why
Discipulī dēfessī ad vīllam lentē vēnērunt.
slowly
slow
slowness
slow down
Magnō cum gaudiō pugnat et multōs hostēs necat. Which choice is closest in meaning to the underlined phrase?
laetē
laetum
laetī
laetōrum
Neque pater neque māter mē intellegit.
Neither…nor
If not…then
Not only…but also
Both…and
Rōmānī et deōs et patriam honōrāvērunt.
both… and
neither… nor
either…or
not only… but also
Sed hodiē puerī puellaeque librōs nōn legunt.
the boys and the girls
neither the boys nor the girls
either the boys or the girls
not only the boys but also the girls
Puellae in agrīs sunt sed puerī in silvīs sunt.
but
when
and
or
Prīmā lūce mīlitēs ad prōvinciam iter faciēbant.
At dawn
At dusk
At noon
At midnight
Magister stilō novō epistulam scrīpsit.
with a new stylus
new stylus
to his new stylus
of his new stylus
Mīlitēs tēlīs patriam nostram dēfendunt.
with weapons
for weapons
of weapons
to weapons
Pīrātae ad īnsulam nāvibus nāvigābant.
by ships
near ships
about ships
of ships
Mātrēs Troiānae fīliōs amant.
their sons
to their sons
of their sons
by their sons
Vīdī templa deōrum in Forō Rōmānō.
the temples
in the temple
of the temple
to the temples
Gladiātor tēlō leōnem necāre temptat.
with a weapon
a weapon
of a weapon
from a weapon
Aurēlia Caeciliam laudāvit quod librum bene lēgit.
the book
by the book
of the book
to the book
Magister discipulīs laetīs fābulam nārrat.
to the happy students
of the happy students
in front of the happy students
near the happy students
Titus librum amīcō meō dēmōnstrat.
to my friend
by my friend
for my friends
of my friends
Paris, adulēscēns Troiānus, praemium deae amōris dedit.
to the goddess
from the goddess
goddesses
by the goddesses
Senātōrēs cīvibus Rōmānīs legēs bonās dabant.
to the Roman citizens
from the Roman citizens
of the Roman citizens
the Roman citizen
Pater perterritus clāmōrēs līberōrum audiēbat.
of the children
the children
to the children
with the children
Helena tamen erat uxor rēgis Spartae.
of the king
the king
for the king
by the king
Est silva prope vīllam familiae nostrae.
of our family
to our family
by our family
from our family
Arma hostium clārōrum erant perīculōsa.
of the famous enemies
by the famous enemies
with the famous enemies
to the famous enemies
Cīvēs Rōmānī cōnsulem ad oppidum mātris mīsērunt.
of his mother
to his mother
for his mother
with his mother
Discipulī librum magistrae in vīllā vīdērunt.
the teacher's
by the teacher
from the teacher
with the teacher
Itaque mīlle nāvēs Graecae Helenam petēbant.
one thousand
ten
one hundred
one million
Cornēlius clāmāvit, “Curre ad casam celeriter!”
Run
I will run
You are running
To run
Audīte, cīvēs, verba rēgis!
Hear
To hear
They hear
We hear
Nōlīte clāmāre ad mātrem!
Don't shout
No one shouts
I can shout
They never shout
Nōlī currere per ātrium!
Don't run
Why run
I wasn't running
No one ran
Canēs sub arbore quiēscēbant.
were resting
are resting
will rest
have rested
Servī saxum ē viā removēre nōn possunt.
to remove
they remove
will remove
are removing
Paris cupiēbat esse vir Helenae.
to be
he is
they are
you are
Īcarus in caelō volāre cupīvit.
to fly
is flying
was flying
will fly
Lūdōs in amphitheātro spectāre poterātis.
You were able to watch
You are able to watch
You will be able to watch
You have been able to watch
Virī et puerī erant laetī.
were
are
will be
to be
Magister erat poēta.
was
is
will be
were
Omnēs Rōmānī lūdōs spectāre poterant.
were able
to be able
will be able
are able
Iāsōn cum Argonautīs nāvigāvit.
sailed
sails
was sailing
will sail
Ōlim vīnum in culīnā servāvimus.
we kept
we keep
we were keeping
we will keep
Vōs omnēs in agrīs labōrāvistis.
have worked
were working
are working
will work
Epistulam longam ad filium meum scrībō.
I am writing
write
I was writing
I have written
Rēgīna nova bene regnat.
rules
was ruling
will rule
ruled
Cēnam coquere bene scīvistī.
You knew how
I knew how
He knew how
We knew how
Magnōs canēs nōn vīdimus.
We have not seen
You have not seen
I have not seen
They have not seen
Canēs in hortō meō currunt!
are running
am running
is running
to run
Ad vīllam saepe ambulābāmus.
We were walking
I was walking
You were walking
They were walking
Ubi heri erās?
were you
are you
will you be
have you been
