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Latin I: Ch. 1-6 Review

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

who (masculine form)

a)

quae

b)

quid

c)

quod

d)

quī

e)

quōrum

2.

In the garden

a)

in hortō

b)

in villā rusticā

c)

aestate

d)

nomine

e)

in silvā

3.

man

a)

vir

b)

virus

c)

puer

d)

pater

e)

servus

4.

Is the following noun singular or plural?


amīca

a)

singular

b)

plural

5.

Is the following noun singular or plural?


fēminae

a)

singular

b)

plural

6.

Is the following adjective singular or plural?


magnī

a)

singular

b)

plural

7.

Is the following adjective singular or plural?


bonus

a)

singular

b)

plural

8.

Is the following adjective singular or plural?


bona

a)

singular

b)

plural

9.

Is the following verb singular or plural?


cadunt

a)

singular

b)

plural

10.

Is the following noun singular or plural?


līber

a)

singular

b)

plural

11.

Is the following noun singular or plural?


lībrī

a)

singular

b)

plural

12.

What is the plural form for this noun?


amicitia

a)

amicitī

b)

amicitius

c)

amicitiae

d)

amicitae

e)

amicitiī

13.

no longer

(a)  

14.

now

(a)  

15.

they make/do

a)

faciunt

b)

facit

c)

fecit

d)

facant

e)

facere

16.

-ne is called what?

a)

apostraphe

b)

enclitic

c)

punctuation

d)

prefix

e)

ending

17.

-ne is used to do what?

a)

create any type of question

b)

create a verb

c)

create a yes/no question

d)

create a purpose clause

e)

create an explanation in a question

18.

Where would you add -ne to make the following correct: "Would you like to bake cupcakes with me?"

a)

you

b)

would

c)

like

d)

cupcakes

e)

me

19.

the same

(a)  

20.

finally, at last

a)

quī

b)

tandem

c)

etiam

d)

nōn iam

e)

quoque

21.

these are both words for "also"

a)

quī/quod

b)

quoque/quod

c)

etiam/quod

d)

quoque/iam

e)

etiam/quoque

22.

suddenly they shout

a)

subitō clāmant

b)

subitō currunt

c)

subitō cadunt

d)

subitō cessant

e)

subitō cedunt

23.

because

(a)  

24.

aestāte

a)

in the summer

b)

also, even

c)

who

d)

another

e)

where

25.

sollicita

(a)  

26.

therefore

(a)  

27.

fūrtim

(a)  

28.

tum

(a)  

29.

semper

(a)  

30.

Give the Latin: you (d.o. form)

(a)  

31.

Give the Latin: you (subject form)

(a)  

32.

fragor

(a)  

33.

Give the Latin: the shaky branches

(a)  

34.

be careful!

(a)  

35.

Give the Latin: the annoying boy

(a)  

36.

vīcīna

a)

neighboring

b)

no one

c)

nothing

d)

vicinity

e)

another

37.

no longer

a)

nōn

b)

nōn iam

c)

nōndum

d)

nolunt

e)

etiam

38.

slowly

a)

lentē

b)

tandem

c)

eādem

d)

quod

e)

laetus

39.

but

a)

sed

b)

quod

c)

quoque

d)

subitō

e)

saepe

40.

where/when

a)

ubi

b)

sunt

c)

ibi

d)

quod

e)

quae

41.

often

a)

semper

b)

saepe

c)

sed

d)

subitō

e)

sunt

42.

ecce

(a)  

43.

who (feminine form)

(a)  

44.

dum

a)

while

b)

then

c)

now

d)

also

e)

but

45.

laetus

a)

happy

b)

slowly

c)

anxious, worried

d)

rash, reckless

e)

now

46.

nōndum

a)

not there

b)

never

c)

nothing

d)

no longer

e)

not yet

47.

there, in that place

a)

ubi

b)

ibi

c)

satis

d)

semper

e)

igitur

48.

temerārius

(a)  

49.

lūcet

(a)  

50.

surgere

a)

to suspect

b)

to surge

c)

to run

d)

to wake

e)

to rise, get up

51.

portāre

a)

to seek, look for

b)

to clean

c)

to put, place

d)

to carry

e)

to care for, look after

52.

pūrgāre

(a)  

53.

ipsa

(a)  

54.

to scold

(a)  

55.

to care for, look after

(a)  

56.

docēre

(a)  

57.

adiuvāre

(a)  

58.

omnia quae

(a)  

59.

everyone, all

(a)  

60.

lānam trahere

(a)  

61.

coquere

(a)  

62.

strēnuē

a)

slowly

b)

happy

c)

happily

d)

hard, energetically

e)

active, energetic

63.

tamen

a)

however

b)

finally, at last

c)

therefore

d)

always

e)

often

64.

per

a)

through

b)

near

c)

to/toward

d)

away from

e)

nearby

65.

ancilla

a)

slave-girl

b)

slave

c)

servant

d)

spouse

e)

source

66.

observāre

a)

to watch

b)

to see

c)

to catch sight of

d)

to scold

e)

to care for

67.

food

(a)  

68.

if

(a)  

69.

the direct object form of "clāmor" would be:

(a)  

70.

Make "magnus, magna" agree with: vōcem

(a)  

71.

Make "magnus, magna" agree with: fragōrem

(a)  

72.

Make "magnus, magna" agree with: māter

(a)  

73.

ignāvus

(a)  

74.

Make "magnus, magna" agree with: vir

(a)  

75.

Make "magnus, magna" agree with: ancillae

(a)  

76.

statim

a)

immediately

b)

always

c)

often

d)

suddenly

e)

to stand

77.

advenīre

a)

to hear, listen to

b)

to grab hold of

c)

to arrive

d)

to walk

e)

to help

78.

to grab hold of

(a)  

79.

errāre

a)

to wander

b)

to walk

c)

to welcome

d)

to erase

e)

to arrive

80.

to welcome

a)

advenīre

b)

excipere

c)

arripere

d)

errāre

e)

cūrāre

81.

repellere

a)

to wander

b)

to grab hold of

c)

to welcome

d)

to drive off

e)

to arrive

82.

vult

a)

he/she wants

b)

to want

c)

they want

d)

want!

e)

I want

83.

he/she is able

(a)  

84.

Nouns and adjectives MUST agree in only these ways (check all that apply):

a)

function

b)

spelling

c)

ending

d)

number

e)

gender

85.

them

(a)  

86.

him

(a)  

87.

near

(a)  

88.

timēre

(a)  

89.

terrēre

a)

to fear, be afraid

b)

to scare, frighten

c)

to turn

d)

to be scared, be frightened

e)

to terrorize

90.

servum et ancillam excipere parant

a)

the slave and slave-woman are able to help

b)

they prepare to welcome the slaves and slave-women

c)

the slaves and slave-women are preparing to be welcomed

d)

they are able to welcome the slave and slave-woman

e)

they prepare to welcome the slave and slave-woman

91.

perterritus

a)

rash, reckless

b)

to fear, be afraid

c)

to be frightened, be scared

d)

to frighten, scare

e)

frightened, scared

92.

petere

a)

to scare, frighten

b)

to seek, look for

c)

to clean

d)

to carry

e)

to help

93.

salvī

a)

safe and sound

b)

happy

c)

welcome

d)

to greet

e)

to be safe

94.

adhūc

(a)  

95.

etiam is translated as either "also" or (a)  

96.

gemere

(a)  

97.

cadere

(a)  

98.

to laugh

a)

respondēre

b)

rīdēre

c)

vidēre

d)

pūrgāre

e)

advenīre

99.

sōla

(a)  

100.

sed

a)

because

b)

but

c)

now

d)

if

e)

for