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WorksheetsLatin Prepositional Phrases
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
A preposition is a word that:
modifies a noun
describes a noun
precedes a noun
replaces a noun
Prepositions go in front of their object. Which preposition has that meaning?
prō
prae
propter
prope
Which two cases are the most common for objects of a preposition?
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Accusative
Ablative
Which of the following is NOT a preposition?
contrā
intrā
extrā
petrā
ad Britanniam
from Britain
in Britain
to Britain
within Britain
What is the opposite of cum Antoniō?
sine Antoniō
apud Antonium
circum Antonium
prope Antonium
intrā urbem ___________
magnō
magnōs
magnum
magnam
Ex _________________ discēdimus.
oppidī
oppidō
oppidum
oppidōrum
Animalia sub ____________ habitant.
urbe
urbem
urbum
urbī
What is the opposite of ante spectāculum?
infrā spectāculum
extrā spectāculum
post spectāculum
prō spectāculō
This is a disagreement between two countries.
inter
intrā
infrā
in
The part of the light spectrum below red is called ______red.
sub
intra
infra
super
The part of the light spectrum beyond violet is called ______violet.
super
supra
ultra
extra
What is the term for an attack against a person, not their idea?
in hominem
ad hominem
extrā hominem
circum hominem
It is 2:30PM.
prae meridiē
post meridiem
prope meridiem
prō meridiē
Translate the prepositional phrase: This is a book about the Romans.
(Romanī, Romanōrum (m.pl): Romans)
(a)
Translate the prepositional phrase: There is a wall around the city.
(urbs, urbis (f): city)
(a)
Translate the prepositional phrase: I saw 12 birds flying in the sky.
(caelum, caelī (n): sky)
(a)
