wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Latin II: Ch. 22 Review

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

dative case translates with:

a)

to/for

b)

by/from/with

c)

of/'s

d)

nothing

e)

the

2.

dative case is used for:

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object

d)

possessor

e)

prep phrase

3.

Which word would be dative?


Achilles gave his armor to Patroclus in order to keep him safe.

a)

Achilles

b)

Patroclus

c)

him

d)

armor

e)

none

4.

Which word would be dative?


It was now necessary for great Hector to fight Achilles in combat.

a)

necessary

b)

Hector

c)

to fight

d)

combat

e)

none

5.

Which word would be dative?


Venus gave Helen to Paris before the Trojan War.

a)

Venus

b)

gave

c)

Paris

d)

Helen

e)

War

6.

Which word would be dative?


Agamemnon returned Briseis to Achilles.

a)

Agamemnon

b)

returned

c)

Briseis

d)

Achilles

e)

none

7.

Which word is dative?


Marcus fābulam Cornēliae narrāvit.

a)

Marcus

b)

fabulam

c)

Corneliae

d)

narravit

e)

none of them are dative

8.

Which word is dative?


Cornelius mīlitis fābulam uxorī narrāvit.

a)

Cornelius

b)

militis

c)

fabulam

d)

uxori

e)

none of them are dative

9.

Which word is dative?


Iam Corneliī urbī appropinquābant.

a)

Iam

b)

Corneliī

c)

urbī

d)

appropinquābant

e)

none of them are dative

10.

Which word is dative?


Licetne nōbīs hīc cenāre?

a)

licetne

b)

nobis

c)

hic

d)

cenare

e)

none of them are dative

11.

atque

a)

and, and also

b)

therefore

c)

now

d)

also

e)

and so

12.

patruus, patruī, m.

a)

uncle

b)

father

c)

patron

d)

elm tree

e)

mother

13.

tradō, tradere, tradidī, traditum

a)

to stand

b)

to offer

c)

to drag

d)

to state

e)

to hand over

14.

bene

a)

well

b)

smart

c)

bonus

d)

beneficial

e)

good

15.

tradō, tradere, _______, traditum

a)

traxī

b)

tradidī

c)

tradavī

d)

tradī

e)

tradīvī

16.

excipiō, excipere, _______, exceptum

a)

excepī

b)

excipuvī

c)

excipīvī

d)

excipī

e)

exceptī

17.

sumō, sumere, _____, sumptum

a)

sumī

b)

sumpsī

c)

sumptī

d)

sumīvī

e)

sumptīvī

18.

excipiō, ere, excepī, exceptum

a)

to welcome, receive

b)

to wake up, rouse

c)

to stand

d)

to take up, pick up

e)

to eat

19.

sumō, sumere, sumpsī, sumptum

a)

to welcome, receive

b)

to wake up, rouse

c)

to be

d)

to take up, pick up

e)

to eat

20.

stō, stare, stetī, stātūrum

a)

to stop

b)

to have stood

c)

to be a statue

d)

to be

e)

to stand

21.

dō, dare, dedī, datum

a)

to give

b)

to teach

c)

to lead

d)

to say, speak

e)

to dedicate

22.

ingens, ingentis

a)

small

b)

huge, giant

c)

great, big

d)

ingenious

e)

building

23.

immemor (+ gen.)

a)

mindful

b)

memory

c)

forgetful

d)

unknown

e)

forgotten

24.

sē parāre

a)

to get ready

b)

to prepare oneself

c)

to be able

d)

to prepare them

e)

to have in mind

25.

mandātum, mandātī, n.

a)

compel

b)

mandatory

c)

messenger

d)

order

e)

instruct

26.

nocturnus, a, um

a)

during the afternoon

b)

during the day

c)

during the night

d)

during the morning

e)

during dinner

27.

ille, illa, illud

a)

that

b)

this

c)

here

d)

there

e)

these

28.

hic, haec, hoc

a)

this

b)

that

c)

those

d)

here

e)

there

29.

intrā

a)

between

b)

in, on

c)

into

d)

outside

e)

inside

30.

extrā

a)

inside

b)

outside

c)

before

d)

after

e)

into

31.

cum + ablative case (not temporal)

a)

with

b)

when

c)

without

d)

where

e)

who

32.

cum (temporal)

a)

how

b)

who

c)

where

d)

when

e)

with

33.

vester, vestra, vestrum

a)

your (pl)

b)

your (sg)

c)

his, hers, its

d)

their

e)

my, mine

34.

tuus, a, um

a)

your (pl)

b)

your (sg)

c)

his, hers, its

d)

my, mine

e)

our, ours

35.

meus, a, um

a)

your (pl)

b)

your (sg)

c)

his, hers, its

d)

my, mine

e)

our, ours

36.

noster, nostra, nostrum

a)

your (pl)

b)

your (sg)

c)

his, hers, its

d)

my, mine

e)

our, ours

37.

habenae, habenārum, f. pl.

a)

helmet

b)

bridle

c)

reins

d)

rule

e)

horse

38.

sepulcrum, sepulcrī, n.

a)

manure, dung

b)

tomb

c)

body

d)

wagon, cart

e)

burial

39.

nominative case

a)

subject

b)

possessor

c)

direct address

d)

indirect object

e)

direct object

40.

genitive case

a)

subject

b)

possessor

c)

direct address

d)

indirect object

e)

direct object

41.

accusative case

a)

subject

b)

possessor

c)

direct address

d)

indirect object

e)

direct object

42.

vocative case

a)

subject

b)

possessor

c)

direct address

d)

indirect object

e)

direct object

43.

ablative case

a)

prepositional phrases

b)

possessor

c)

direct address

d)

indirect object

e)

direct object

44.

eīs

a)

to/for him

b)

to/for them

c)

them

d)

him, her, it

e)

of them

45.

a)

to/for him, her, it

b)

to/for them

c)

him, her, it

d)

them

e)

of him, her, it

46.

Translate this adage:


amīcus omnibus est amīcus nēminī.

a)

the friends of everyone are the friends of no one.

b)

the friend of everyone is the friend of no one.

c)

a friend to everyone is a friend to no one.

d)

friends to no one are friends to everyone.

e)

a friend with everyone was never a friend at all.

47.

Which word is in the dative case?

a)

plaustra

b)

patruō

c)

manum

d)

vīllās

e)

caupōnis

48.

Which word is in the dative case?

a)

mātrēs

b)

patre

c)

ianitōrum

d)

senātōris

e)

prīncipibus

49.

Which word is plural?

a)

mandātō

b)

plaustrum

c)

corpora

d)

stercus

e)

perīculī

50.

Which word is plural?

a)

piscina

b)

puellā

c)

raeda

d)

ancillā

e)

plaustra