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WorksheetsLATIN 1 FINAL
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
Read both sentences, then tell me how should the underlined word EAM be translated...
pecūniam multam Tarquinius habet, et eam fēmina habēre optat.
IT
HER
HIM
SHE
Choose the CORRECT translation for the underlined word.
pecūniam multam Tarquinius habet, et eam fēmina habēre optat.
to have
have
he has
I have
Translate the underlined words into English:
Tanaquil: "in animō praemia magna habēre debēs, et nos in viā longā ad urbem ambulāre dēbēmus.”
urbem=city; ambulo, ambulare=to walk
you ought to have great rewards in mind
a great reward ought be had in mind
great rewards have to be had in mind
you ought to hold in the mind's great reward
What is the GENDER, CASE, and NUMBER of the underlined words?
Tanaquil: "in animō praemia magna habēre debēs, et nos in viā longā ad urbem ambulāre dēbēmus.”
urbem=city; ambulo, ambulare=to walk
ablative singular feminine
nominative singular feminine
nominative neuter plural
accusative neuter plural
The underlined word below is the SUBJECT of the sentence meaning "WE".
Tanaquil: "in animō praemia magna habēre debēs, et nos in viā longā ad urbem ambulāre dēbēmus.”
urbem=city; ambulo, ambulare=to walk
TRUE
FALSE
What best describes the underlined words in the sentence below?
virō laetō narrat fēmina, “deī virīs signa laeta monstrant sī vir debet esse praeclārus!”
vir, virī m.=man
dative indirect object
genitive of possession
nominative subject
accusative direct object
ablative in a prepositional phrase
What is the CASE, NUMBER & GENDER of the underlined words:
virō laetō narrat fēmina, “deī virīs signa laeta monstrant sī vir debet esse praeclārus!”
deus, deī m.=god; vir, virī m.=man;
monstro, monstrare=to show; sī=if
nominative singular feminine
nominative plural neuter
accusative plural neuter
ablative singular feminine
What NOUN is the adjective "praeclarus" describing?
virō laetō narrat fēmina, “deī virīs signa laeta monstrant sī vir debet esse praeclārus!”
deus, deī m.=god; vir, virī m.=man;
monstro, monstrare=to show; sī=if
esse
dei
vir
signa
What is the antecedent (= noun referred back to) by the form ILLī in the sentence below?
Tanaquil: "puerō parvō praemia multa deōrum dō, quod illī eum amant."
deōrum
praemia multa
puerō parvō
quod
What best describes the underlined word in the sentence below?
Tanaquil: "puerō parvō praemia multa deōrum dō, quod illī eum amant."
genitive possession
dative indirect object
vocative direct address
accusative direct object
nominative subject
Read the first two sentences, then tell me how should the underlined word EAS be translated...
multī servī flammās in puerō intrant et vident, ET...
servus: "eās vidēre debent Tanaquil et Tarquinius!"
alius servus: "signa multa dant deī et signa nōs vocant."
flamma, flammae f.=flame
them
they
her
it
Choose the BEST translation for the underlined word.
multī servī flammās in puerō intrant et vident.
servus: "eās vidēre debent Tanaquil et Tarquinius!"
alius servus: "signa multa deī dant et signa nōs vocant."
deus, deī m.=god
the gods (subject)
of the gods
to the god
none of these answers
Which BEST translates NOS in the sentence below?
multī servī flammās in puerō intrant et vident.
servus: "eās vidēre debent Tanaquil et Tarquinius!"
alius servus: "signa multa deī dant et signa nōs vocant."
deus, deī m.=god
us
we
y'all
them
What is the BEST translation of the underlined word?
servī fēminae signum monstrant. Tanaquil cōgitat, “deī laetī! familiae signa bona dātis!”
deus, deī m.=god
to the woman
of the woman
the women
with the woman
Choose the BEST translation for the underlined sentence.
servī fēminae signum monstrant. Tanaquil cōgitat, “deī laetī! familiae signa bona dātis!”
deus, deī m.=god
Happy gods! Y'all give good signs to the family!
For the happy gods! You give good signs for the family!
Happy gods! The family is given good signs by y'all.
Of the happy god! Good signs are given to the family!
