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WorksheetsLatin I: Ecce Romani, Ch. 1-3
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 17mins
the boys
Puer
Puerī
Vir
Virī
who (masculine form)
quae
quid
quod
quī
quōrum
they are shouting
sunt clāmant
clāmat
currunt
clāmant
cadunt
they are laughing
rīdent
sunt rīdent
rīdet
videt
vident
many slaves are working
multus servus labōrat
multī servī labōrant
multī sunt labōrant
servī sunt multī labor
The boys are angry
puerī īratant
puerī īrātī
puerī sunt īrātī
puer est īrātus
Is the following noun singular or plural?
amīca
singular
plural
Is the following noun singular or plural?
fēminae
singular
plural
Is the following adjective singular or plural?
magnī
singular
plural
Is the following adjective singular or plural?
bonus
singular
plural
Is the following adjective singular or plural?
bona
singular
plural
What is the subject in this sentence?
Puellae in Italiā habitant.
puellae
Italiā
habitant
in
Is the following verb singular or plural?
cadunt
singular
plural
Is the following word singular or plural?
līber
singular
plural
What is the plural form for the following noun?
vir
virus
virī
virae
viae
Is the following noun masculine?
tabellārius
Yes
No
Is this subject singular or plural?
lībrī
singular
plural
What is the plural form for this noun?
sapientia
sapientī
sapientius
sapientiae
sapientier
sapientiī
Is this subject singular or plural?
amīcae
singular
plural
Which one of these adjectives is singular?
solī
īrātus
dēfessae
alterae
magnī
Which one of these verbs is plural?
currunt
cadit
videt
ambulat
sedet
Which one of these words is a verb?
rīdet
virī
dēfessa
īrātī
magnus
Find the verb in the following sentence:
Sextus Davum saepe vexat.
Sextus
Davum
saepe
vexat
Change this singular to a plural:
fēmina defessa
feminus defessus
feminī defessī
fēminae defessae
Select ALL the plurals below:
aurīga
aurīgae
beatus
beatī
Select ALL the plurals below:
annī
annus
medicae
alterī
portae
Select ALL the singulars below:
patientiae
patientia
titulus
titulī
tragoedia
Select ALL the singulars below:
dīvitiae
aqua
memoria
miserī
auditor
Dāvus (a) vir Britannicus.
puerī et puellae in Itāliā (a) .
The typical masculine plural ending is:
(a)
The typical feminine plural ending is:
(a)
the same
(a)
finally, at last
quī
tandem
etiam
nōn iam
quoque
these are the forms of "who"
quī/quod
quae/quod
quī/quae
quid/quod
these are both words for "also"
quī/quod
quoque/quod
etiam/quod
quoque/iam
etiam/quoque
the boys are now tired
puer iam sunt dēfessus
puerī iam sunt dēfessī
puerī iam sunt dēfessae
puer etiam est dēfessus
puerī etiam sunt dēfessae
How would you translate "in piscīnam"
in the fishpond
into the fishpond
on the fishpond
under the fishpond
the men work alone
(a)
he is falling
cadit
currit
rīdet
videt
gemit
suddenly they shout
subitō clāmant
subitō currunt
subitō cadunt
subitō cessant
subitō cedunt
no longer
(a)
now
(a)
they groan
(a)
because
(a)
-ne is called what?
apostraphe
enclitic
punctuation
prefix
ending
-ne is used to do what?
create any type of question
create a verb
create a yes/no question
create a purpose clause
create an explanation in a question
Where would you add -ne to make the following correct: "Am I going to the store later?"
I
am
going
store
later
