WorksheetsGrammar review, Oct 2020
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
which word is passive?
videt
vidēre
vidisse
vidētur
which word is an infinitive?
vīsum
vidērī
videndum
videntī
animalia tē sequuntur
is the underlined word passive or deponent?
passive
deponent
amor cantandī means...
he loves to sing
a lover of song
the love of singing
love song
mihi fugiendum est means...
he is a fugitive to me
I need a fleeing man
the man must flee
I must flee
Carthago delenda est is an example of...
ablative absolute
dative of agent
passive periphrastic
hīs rēbus audītīs, coepit timēre is an example of...
ablative absolute
dative of agent
passive periphrastic
which word is not passive?
vidēns
vīsum
vidēris
vidēmur
which word is not an infinitive?
sequī
esse
videndī
agere
per tē omne genus concipitur
is the underlined word passive or deponent?
passive
deponent
discit legendō means...
he learns to be read
he is a legend of disco
he learns by reading
the legend of reading
if something is "legendary" it...
has to be read about
will someday happened
is the subject of many songs
used to be very famous
the agenda consists of...
things that need to be done
things currently in progress
things previously accomplished
things that are optional
pecūniae cupiditās fugienda est means...
the desire for money must be avoided
I need to desire money
the fugitive desires money
a desire for getting money and fleeing
mūtātō nōmine, dē tē fābula nārrātur is an example of...
ablative absolute
dative of agent
passive periphrastic
liber mihi legendus est; the underlined word is an example of...
ablative absolute
dative of agent
passive periphrastic
illa fēmina omnibus laudanda est; the underlined word is an example of...
ablative absolute
dative of agent
passive periphrastic
The name Amanda means...
she must be loved
lover of music
loving
having been loved
Which 2 things are true of deponent verbs?
have passive forms, but active meanings
active or passive translation depends on context
infinitive ends in -ī
only occur in the subjunctive
this is the state seal of NM (picture from the Capitol bldg); what is eundō?
present active participle
ablative absolute
dative of agent
gerund
