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WorksheetsLatin I: Ch. 1-6 Review
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
who (masculine form)
quae
quid
quod
quī
quōrum
In the garden
in hortō
in villā rusticā
aestate
nomine
in silvā
man
vir
virus
puer
pater
servus
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
Is the following verb singular or plural?
cadunt
singular
plural
Is the following noun singular or plural?
līber
singular
plural
Is the following noun singular or plural?
lībrī
singular
plural
What is the plural form for this noun?
amicitia
amicitī
amicitius
amicitiae
amicitae
amicitiī
no longer
(a)
now
(a)
they make/do
faciunt
facit
fecit
facant
facere
-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: "Would you like to bake cupcakes with me?"
you
would
like
cupcakes
me
the same
(a)
finally, at last
quī
tandem
etiam
nōn iam
quoque
these are both words for "also"
quī/quod
quoque/quod
etiam/quod
quoque/iam
etiam/quoque
suddenly they shout
subitō clāmant
subitō currunt
subitō cadunt
subitō cessant
subitō cedunt
because
(a)
aestāte
in the summer
also, even
who
another
where
sollicita
(a)
therefore
(a)
fūrtim
(a)
tum
(a)
semper
(a)
Give the Latin: you (d.o. form)
(a)
Give the Latin: you (subject form)
(a)
fragor
(a)
Give the Latin: the shaky branches
(a)
be careful!
(a)
Give the Latin: the annoying boy
(a)
vīcīna
neighboring
no one
nothing
vicinity
another
no longer
nōn
nōn iam
nōndum
nolunt
etiam
slowly
lentē
tandem
eādem
quod
laetus
but
sed
quod
quoque
subitō
saepe
where/when
ubi
sunt
ibi
quod
quae
often
semper
saepe
sed
subitō
sunt
ecce
(a)
who (feminine form)
(a)
dum
while
then
now
also
but
laetus
happy
slowly
anxious, worried
rash, reckless
now
nōndum
not there
never
nothing
no longer
not yet
there, in that place
ubi
ibi
satis
semper
igitur
temerārius
(a)
lūcet
(a)
surgere
to suspect
to surge
to run
to wake
to rise, get up
portāre
to seek, look for
to clean
to put, place
to carry
to care for, look after
pūrgāre
(a)
ipsa
(a)
to scold
(a)
to care for, look after
(a)
docēre
(a)
adiuvāre
(a)
omnia quae
(a)
everyone, all
(a)
lānam trahere
(a)
coquere
(a)
strēnuē
slowly
happy
happily
hard, energetically
active, energetic
tamen
however
finally, at last
therefore
always
often
per
through
near
to/toward
away from
nearby
ancilla
slave-girl
slave
servant
spouse
source
observāre
to watch
to see
to catch sight of
to scold
to care for
food
(a)
if
(a)
the direct object form of "clāmor" would be:
(a)
Make "magnus, magna" agree with: vōcem
(a)
Make "magnus, magna" agree with: fragōrem
(a)
Make "magnus, magna" agree with: māter
(a)
ignāvus
(a)
Make "magnus, magna" agree with: vir
(a)
Make "magnus, magna" agree with: ancillae
(a)
statim
immediately
always
often
suddenly
to stand
advenīre
to hear, listen to
to grab hold of
to arrive
to walk
to help
to grab hold of
(a)
errāre
to wander
to walk
to welcome
to erase
to arrive
to welcome
advenīre
excipere
arripere
errāre
cūrāre
repellere
to wander
to grab hold of
to welcome
to drive off
to arrive
vult
he/she wants
to want
they want
want!
I want
he/she is able
(a)
Nouns and adjectives MUST agree in only these ways (check all that apply):
function
spelling
ending
number
gender
them
(a)
him
(a)
near
(a)
timēre
(a)
terrēre
to fear, be afraid
to scare, frighten
to turn
to be scared, be frightened
to terrorize
servum et ancillam excipere parant
the slave and slave-woman are able to help
they prepare to welcome the slaves and slave-women
the slaves and slave-women are preparing to be welcomed
they are able to welcome the slave and slave-woman
they prepare to welcome the slave and slave-woman
perterritus
rash, reckless
to fear, be afraid
to be frightened, be scared
to frighten, scare
frightened, scared
petere
to scare, frighten
to seek, look for
to clean
to carry
to help
salvī
safe and sound
happy
welcome
to greet
to be safe
adhūc
(a)
etiam is translated as either "also" or (a)
gemere
(a)
cadere
(a)
to laugh
respondēre
rīdēre
vidēre
pūrgāre
advenīre
sōla
(a)
sed
because
but
now
if
for
