WorksheetsEcce Romani Ch. 19-20 Review
Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 45mins
Cūnctī in caupōnam intrāvērunt. Translate intrāvērunt
they led
they went
they stayed awake
they entered
to enter
Servōs caupō statim iussit cēnam Cornēliō et Mārcō et Sextō parāre. Translate iussit
ordered
was ordering
will order
is ordered
to order
Servōs caupō statim iussit cēnam Cornēliō et Mārcō et Sextō parāre. Identify the case of Servōs
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
ieci
I throw
to throw
I have thrown
thrown
missus
I send
to send
I have sent
sent
sc.
that which was to be demonstrated
that is to say
if there is a need
thus
queen
Servōs caupō statim iussit cēnam Cornēliō et Mārcō et Sextō parāre. Identify the case of caupō
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
Reponite libros
Put your books back
Read in Latin
human life
that is our natural tendency
Do you understand
Servōs caupō statim iussit cēnam Cornēliō et Mārcō et Sextō parāre. Translate Cornēliō
to Cornelius
with Cornelius
for Cornelius
after Cornelius
Cūr mē reprehendis? Multī viātōrēs ad meam caupōnam venīre solent. Translate reprehendis
does she blame
do you blame
do I blame
do we blame
to blame
Lege Latine
I do not have a pen
Read in Latin
human life
that is our natural tendency
Do you understand
Cūr mē reprehendis? Multī viātōrēs ad meam caupōnam venīre solent. Identify the case of viātōrēs
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
Cūr mē reprehendis? Multī viātōrēs ad meam caupōnam venīre solent. Identify the case of caupōnam
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
a Roman hero who beheaded the monster Medusa by using a mirrored shield
Perseus
Cleopatra
Spartacus
Hannibal
Ulysses
Nōn cēnāvērunt Aurēlia et Cornēlia, sed cubitum statim iērunt. Translate cēnāvērunt
will eat dinner
was eating dinner
eat dinner
have eaten dinner
to eat dinner
Brevī tempore servī alium lectum in cubiculum portāvērunt. Identify the case of tempore
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
Brevī tempore servī alium lectum in cubiculum portāvērunt. Identify the word that Brevī modifies
tempore
servī
alium
lectum
Brevī tempore servī alium lectum in cubiculum portāvērunt. Identify the case of lectum
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
Aurēlia mox dormiēbat sed Cornēlia vigilābat. Translate dormiēbat
was sleeping
will sleep
has slept
sleeps
to sleep
Cibus ā puerō portatur. Translate ā puerō
by the boy
with the boy
to the boy
from the boy
Prope Viam Appiam caupōnam meliōrem invenīre nōn potestis. Translate invenīre
have found
will find
was finding
finds
to find
Aurēlia mox dormiēbat sed Cornēlia vigilābat. Translate vigilābat
watching
leading
looking for
being hungry
staying awake
Ipse Aurēliam et Cornēliam ad cubiculum dūxit. Translate dūxit
to lead
will lead
leads
was leading
has led
Dum puerī cibum dēvorant, subitō intravit mīles quīdam. Cornēlium attentē spectāvit. What is the subject of spectāvit?
Cornēlium
attentē
understood "he"
puerī
a Thracian gladiator and slave who led a major slave uprising against the Roman Republic
Emperor Augustus
Cleopatra
Spartacus
Hannibal
Ulysses
Ego et Marcus patrem hoc rogav___. Choose the best ending for the verb.
rogavi
rogavisti
rogavit
rogavimus
rogavistis
Nōnne nunc cēnāre vultis? Translate vultis
to want
you (sing) want
she wants
we want
you (p) want
Ego non habeo stilum
I do not have a pen
Read in Latin
human life
that is our natural tendency
Do you understand
Ego liberos in hortō petiv____. Choose the best ending for the verb
petivi
petivisti
petivit
petivimus
petivistis
Q.E.D.
that which was to be demonstrated
that is to say
if there is a need
thus
queen
they will prepare
parabis
parabit
parabimus
parabitis
parabunt
audivi
I hear
to hear
I have heard
heard
Tu eos in silvā invēn_____. Choose the best ending for the verb.
invēni
invēnisti
invēnit
invēnimus
invēnistis
portamur
I am being carried
you (sing) are being carried
he is being carried
we are being carried
you (pl) are being carried
Ubi tunica Sexti in ramis haerebat, nos onmes ris_______. Chose the best ending for the verb.
risisti
risit
risimus
risistis
riserunt
Quamquam Sextus fuit molestus, servi eum non verberav________. Choose the correct verb ending
verberavisti
verberavit
verberavimus
verberavistis
verberaverunt
Pater et mater nos iuss___ hic manēre. Choose the correct ending of the verb
iussisti
iussit
iussimus
iussistis
iusserunt
Cūr vōs in hanc caupōnam intrāvistis? Cūr nōn ad vīllam hospitis iistis? Nōnne tū es senātor Rōmānus? Identify the case of senātor
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
Vos cum amicis multis cenav______. Choose the correct verb ending.
cenavisti
cenavit
cenavimus
cenavistis
cenaverunt
Dum puerī cibum dēvorant, subitō intravit mīles quīdam. Translate dēvorant
are eating
were eating
will eat
have eaten
to eat
Dum puerī cibum dēvorant, subitō intravit mīles quīdam. Identify the case of mīles
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
"Salvē, vir optime!" inquit. "Salvēte, puerī!" Identify the case of vir
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
Cūr vōs in hanc caupōnam intrāvistis? Cūr nōn ad vīllam hospitis iistis? Nōnne tū es senātor Rōmānus? Identify the case of hospitis
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
Cūr vōs in hanc caupōnam intrāvistis? Cūr nōn ad vīllam hospitis iistis? Nōnne tū es senātor Rōmānus? Translate intrāvistis
I have entered
you (sing) have entered
he has entered
we have entered
you (pl) have entered
Vōsne audīvistis illam fābulam dē caupōne nārrātam? Translate fābulam
told
story
yesterday
the best
Vōsne audīvistis illam fābulam dē caupōne nārrātam? Identify the case of caupōne
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
Vōsne audīvistis illam fābulam dē caupōne nārrātam? Identify the word that nārrātam modifies
Vōsne
audīvistis
illam
fābulam
caupōne
Voluimus enim hīc manēre et aliōs viātōrēs spectāre. What is the case of viātōrēs
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
a Carthaginian general and statesmen who fought with Rome during the Second Punic War
Emperor Augustus
Cleopatra
Spartacus
Hannibal
Ulysses
Voluimus enim hīc manēre et aliōs viātōrēs spectāre. Translate Voluimus
I wanted
you (sing) wanted
he wanted
we wanted
you (pl) wanted
Mārcus, "Ēsuriō, pater," inquit. "Ēsurīsne tū quoque, Sexte?" Translate Ēsuriō
I am hungry
I eat dinner
I seize
I tell a story
Vōsne audīvistis illam fābulam dē caupōne nārrātam? Ille caupō hospitem necāvit. Translate necāvit
praised
killed
guarded
led
the first emperor of the Roman Empire who formed the Second Triumvirate with Antony and Lepidus to defeat Caesar's assassins
Emperor Augustus
Cleopatra
Spartacus
Hannibal
Ulysses
the most cunning Greek warrior who came up with the idea for the Trojan horse
Perseus
Cleopatra
Spartacus
Hannibal
Ulysses
the ruler of Egypt, put on the throne by Caesar to ensure that Egypt would be friendly to Rome.
Perseus
Cleopatra
Spartacus
Hannibal
Ulysses
Intellegisne
Put your books back
Read in Latin
human life
that is our natural tendency
Do you understand
Res humanae
I do not have a pen
Read in Latin
human life
that is our natural tendency
Do you understand
ita nati sumus
Put your books back
Read in Latin
human life
that is our natural tendency
Do you understand
s.o.s.
that which was to be demonstrated
that is to say
if there is a need
thus
queen
sic
that which was to be demonstrated
that is to say
if there is a need
thus
queen
Reg.
that which was to be demonstrated
that is to say
if there is a need
thus
queen
"Hic lectus est sordidus," inquit. Translate lectus
door
floor
bed
sheet
"Hic lectus est sordidus," inquit. Translate sordidus
better
new
bad
dirty
paratus
I prepare
to prepare
I have prepared
prepared
parare
I prepare
to prepare
I have prepared
prepared
paravi
I prepare
to prepare
I have prepared
prepared
habui
I have
to have
I have had
having been had
habitus
I have
to have
I have had
having been had
habēre
I have
to have
I have had
having been had
misi
I send
to send
I have sent
sent
iactus
I throw
to throw
I have thrown
thrown
iacio
I throw
to throw
I have thrown
thrown
iacere
I throw
to throw
I have thrown
thrown
auditus
I hear
to hear
I have heard
heard
we will prepare
parabis
parabit
parabimus
parabitis
parabunt
you (sing) will prepare
parabis
parabit
parabimus
parabitis
parabunt
you (pl) will prepare
parabis
parabit
parabimus
parabitis
parabunt
he will prepare
parabis
parabit
parabimus
parabitis
parabunt
portaberis
you will be carried
you were being carried
you will carry
you were carrying
you are being carried
portabaris
you will be carried
you were being carried
you will carry
you were carrying
you are being carried
portaris
you will be carried
you were being carried
you will carry
you were carrying
you are being carried
portor
I am being carried
you (sing) are being carried
he is being carried
we are being carried
you (pl) are being carried
portatur
I am being carried
you (sing) are being carried
he is being carried
we are being carried
you (pl) are being carried
partamini
they are being carried
you (sing) are being carried
he is being carried
we are being carried
you (pl) are being carried
portantur
they are being carried
you (sing) are being carried
he is being carried
we are being carried
you (pl) are being carried
Nōs in hanc caupōnam intrāvimus quod raeda nostra in fossā haeret immōbilīs. What word does immōbilīs modify?
haeret
fossā
nostra
raeda
caupōnam
Nōs in hanc caupōnam intrāvimus quod raeda nostra in fossā haeret immōbilīs. Identify the case of raeda
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
Nōs in hanc caupōnam intrāvimus quod raeda nostra in fossā haeret immōbilīs. Identify the case of fossā
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
Estne hic caupō homō scelestus? Dē Apollodōrō quid audīvistī? Identify the case of homō
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
vocative
I will prepare
parabo
parabis
parabit
parabimus
parabitis
