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Jenney's Unit 2 Grammar review

Total questions: 72

Worksheet time: 47mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What case can the preposition ad take?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

2.

What case can the preposition ante take?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

3.

What case can the preposition ob take?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

4.

What case can the preposition propter take?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

5.

What case can the preposition inter take?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

6.

What case can the preposition cum take?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

7.

What case can the preposition sine take?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

8.

What case can the preposition ā/ab take?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

9.

What case can the preposition ē/ex take?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

10.

What case can the preposition dē take?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

11.

What case does the preposition in take when it means "into/onto"?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

12.

What case does the preposition in take when it means "in/on"?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

13.

What case does the preposition sub take when it means "upto"?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

14.

What case does the preposition sub take when it means "to the foot of"?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

15.

What case does the preposition sub take when it means "at the foot of"?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

16.

What case does the preposition sub take when it means "under (stationary)"?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

17.

What case does the preposition contrā take?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

18.

What case does the preposition per take?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

19.

What case does the preposition post take?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

20.

What case does the preposition trans take?

a)

nom

b)

gen

c)

dat

d)

acc

e)

abl

21.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The sailor walks onto the island

a)

nominative subject

b)

accusative direct object

c)

dative indirect object

d)

predicate nominative

e)

ablative of place where

22.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The sailor walks onto the island

a)

accusative place to which/motion toward

b)

accusative direct object

c)

dative indirect object

d)

predicate nominative

e)

ablative of place where/location

23.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The queen was announcing the sacred words to the good (men)

a)

accusative place to which/motion toward

b)

accusative direct object

c)

dative indirect object

d)

predicate nominative

e)

nominative subject

24.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The sailor carries the grain onto the island

a)

accusative place to which/motion toward

b)

accusative direct object

c)

dative indirect object

d)

predicate nominative

e)

ablative of place where/location

25.

In the following sentence, what is the syntax of the underlined word:

The sailor carries the grain onto the island

a)

3rd singular present tense

b)

3rd plural imperfect tense

c)

2nd singular present tense

d)

2nd singular future tense

e)

3rd plural future tense

26.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The queen was announcing the sacred words of the goddess to the good (men).

a)

accusative place to which/motion toward

b)

accusative direct object

c)

dative indirect object

d)

predicate nominative

e)

ablative of place from which

27.

Which of these are real Latin case uses?

a)

dative of location

b)

dative object of a preposition

c)

dative direct object

d)

dative indirect object

e)

dative place to which

28.

Which of these are real Latin case uses?

a)

nominative of possession

b)

nominative object of a preposition

c)

nominative subject

d)

predicate nominative

e)

nominative direct object

29.

Which of these are real Latin case uses?

a)

genitive of possession

b)

genitive object of a preposition

c)

genitive indirect object

d)

genitive direct object

e)

genitive place to which

30.

Which of these are real Latin case uses?

a)

accusative of possession

b)

accusative object of a preposition

c)

accusative indirect object

d)

accusative direct object

e)

accusative motion towards

31.

Which of these are real Latin case uses?

a)

accusative place where

b)

accusative object of a preposition

c)

accusative indirect object

d)

accusative place from which

e)

accusative place to which

32.

Which of these are real Latin case uses?

a)

ablative place where

b)

ablative object of a preposition

c)

ablative place to which

d)

ablative place from which

e)

ablative indirect object

33.

Which of these are real Latin case uses?

a)

ablative location

b)

ablative of place to which

c)

ablative indirect object

d)

ablative motion away

e)

ablative accompaniment

34.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The queen was announcing the sacred words of the goddess to the good (men).

a)

genitive of possession

b)

partitive genitive

c)

ablative place from which

d)

ablative of location

e)

dative indirect object

35.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The queen was announcing the sacred words of the goddess to the good (men).

a)

accusative place to which

b)

accusative direct object

c)

dative indirect object

d)

dative direct object

e)

accusative object of a preposition

36.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

Because of their friendship, the girls are giving the messenger a letter (piece of mail)

a)

accusative place to which

b)

accusative direct object

c)

dative indirect object

d)

dative direct object

e)

accusative object of a preposition

37.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

Because of their friendship, the girls are giving the messenger a letter (piece of mail)

a)

accusative place to which

b)

accusative direct object

c)

nominative subject

d)

ablative of accompaniment

e)

predicate nominative

38.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

Because of their friendship, the girls are giving the messenger a letter (piece of mail)

a)

accusative place to which

b)

accusative direct object

c)

dative indirect object

d)

ablative of accompaniment

e)

predicate nominative

39.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

Because of their friendship, the girls are giving the messenger a letter (piece of mail)

a)

accusative place to which

b)

accusative direct object

c)

dative indirect object

d)

genitive of possession

e)

predicate nominative

40.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The water from the fields is a great danger

a)

ablative place where

b)

accusative place to which

c)

nominative subject

d)

genitive of possession

e)

predicate nominative

41.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The water from the farmer's fields was a great danger

a)

Abl place where

b)

Acc of place to which

c)

Acc of location

d)

Gen of possession

e)

Abl of place from which

42.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The water from the farmer's fields was a great danger

a)

Abl place where

b)

Acc of place to which

c)

Acc of location

d)

Gen of possession

e)

Abl of place from which

43.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The water from the farmer's fields was a great danger

a)

Acc direct object

b)

Acc of place to which

c)

Predicate Nom.

d)

Gen of possession

e)

Abl of place where

44.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The men of the province used to fight with the sailors in the land near our farmhouse

a)

Acc direct object

b)

Acc of place to which

c)

Nom Subject

d)

Gen of possession

e)

Abl of place where

45.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The men of the province used to fight with the sailors in the land near our farmhouse

a)

Acc direct object

b)

Acc of place to which

c)

Nom Subject

d)

Gen of possession

e)

Abl of place where

46.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The men of the province used to fight with the sailors in the land near our farmhouse

a)

Abl Object of a Preposition

b)

Acc Direct Object

c)

Abl of Accompaniment

d)

Abl of Location

e)

Acc Object of a Preposition

47.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The men of the province used to fight with the sailors in the land near our farmhouse

a)

Abl Object of a Preposition

b)

Acc Place to Which

c)

Abl of Accompaniment

d)

Abl of Location

e)

Acc Object of a Preposition

48.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

The men of the province used to fight with the sailors in the land near our farmhouse

a)

Abl Object of a Preposition

b)

Abl place from Which

c)

Abl of Accompaniment

d)

Abl of Location

e)

Acc Object of a Preposition

49.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

We used to watch the wars between Gaul and Spain without risk, but (now) we are preparing for a fight against your kingdom

a)

Abl Object of a Preposition

b)

Nom. Subject

c)

Acc Direct Object

d)

Abl of Location

e)

Acc Object of a Preposition

50.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

We used to watch the wars between Gaul and Spain without risk, but (now) we are preparing for a fight against your kingdom

a)

Abl of Accompaniment

b)

Nom. Subject

c)

Acc Direct Object

d)

Abl of Location

e)

Acc Object of a Preposition

51.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

We used to watch the wars between Gaul and Spain without risk, but (now) we are preparing for a fight against your kingdom

a)

Abl of Accompaniment

b)

Dative of Object of a Preposition

c)

Acc Direct Object

d)

Abl of Separation

e)

Acc Object of a Preposition

52.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

We used to watch the wars between Gaul and Spain without risk, but (now) we are preparing for a fight against your kingdom

a)

Dat Indirect Object

b)

Dat Object of a Preposition

c)

Acc Direct Object

d)

Abl of Separation

e)

Acc Object of a Preposition

53.

In the following sentence, what Latin case usage is represented:

We used to watch the wars between Gaul and Spain without risk, but (now) we are preparing for a fight against your kingdom

a)

Dat Indirect Object

b)

Abl of Object of a Preposition

c)

Acc Direct Object

d)

Abl of Separation

e)

Acc Object of a Preposition

54.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

boni nautae per Italiae aquās ad provinciam navigabunt

a)

feminine

b)

nominative

c)

genitive

d)

indirect object

e)

plural

55.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

boni nautae per Italiae aquās ad provinciam navigabunt

a)

substantive

b)

nominative

c)

genitive

d)

masculne

e)

singular

56.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

boni nautae per Italiae aquās ad provinciam navigabunt

a)

feminine

b)

nominative

c)

genitive

d)

singular

e)

object of "per"

57.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

boni nautae per Italiae aquās ad provinciam navigabunt

a)

neuter

b)

accusative

c)

singular

d)

direct object

e)

object of "per"

58.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

boni nautae per Italiae aquās ad provinciam navigabunt

a)

indirect object

b)

acc place to which

c)

sing

d)

direct object

e)

acc place where

59.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

boni nautae per Italiae aquās ad provinciam navigabunt

a)

future

b)

imperfect

c)

sing

d)

3rd person

e)

2nd person

60.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

cur vestrīs filiīs memoriās dē vitīs parvōrum non narrātis

a)

subject

b)

pronoun

c)

substantive

d)

indirect object

e)

sing

61.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

cur vestrīs filiīs memoriās dē vitīs parvōrum non narrātis?

a)

neuter

b)

adjective

c)

nominative

d)

dative

e)

plural

62.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

cur vestrīs filiīs memoriās dē vitīs parvōrum non narrātis?

a)

indirect object

b)

adjective

c)

nominative

d)

accusative

e)

plural

63.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

cur vestrīs filiīs memoriās dē vitīs parvōrum non narrātis?

a)

indirect object

b)

ablative

c)

plural

d)

noun

e)

feminine

64.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

cur vestrīs filiīs memoriās dē vitīs parvōrum non narrātis?

a)

genitive

b)

accusative

c)

singular

d)

substantive

e)

place from which

65.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

cur vestrīs filiīs memoriās dē vitīs parvōrum non narrātis?

a)

2nd person

b)

imperfect tense

c)

singular

d)

future tense

e)

1st person

66.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

sacra regna deōrum in caelō pulcher cum filiīs habitābit.

a)

nominative

b)

accusative

c)

singular

d)

neuter

e)

place where

67.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

sacra regna deōrum in caelō pulcher cum filiīs habitābit.

a)

nominative

b)

direct object

c)

plural

d)

feminine

e)

place where

68.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

sacra regna deōrum in caelō pulcher cum filiīs habitābit.

a)

possession

b)

direct object

c)

plural

d)

neuter

e)

genitive

69.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

sacra regna deōrum in caelō pulcher cum filiīs habitābit.

a)

dative

b)

location

c)

plural

d)

neuter

e)

noun

70.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

sacra regna deōrum in caelō pulcher cum filiīs habitābit.

a)

modifying caelo

b)

substantive

c)

singular

d)

neuter

e)

nominative

71.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

sacra regna deōrum in caelō pulcher cum filiīs habitābit.

a)

ablative

b)

indirect object

c)

singular

d)

neuter

e)

accompaniment

72.

Choose all that apply to the underlined word:

sacra regna deōrum in caelō pulcher cum filiīs habitābit.

a)

1st person

b)

3rd person

c)

singular

d)

2nd person

e)

future

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