WorksheetsLatin II: Ch. 22 Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
dative case translates with:
to/for
by/from/with
of/'s
nothing
the
dative case is used for:
subject
direct object
indirect object
possessor
prep phrase
Which word would be dative?
Achilles gave his armor to Patroclus in order to keep him safe.
Achilles
Patroclus
him
armor
none
Which word would be dative?
It was now necessary for great Hector to fight Achilles in combat.
necessary
Hector
to fight
combat
none
Which word would be dative?
Venus gave Helen to Paris before the Trojan War.
Venus
gave
Paris
Helen
War
Which word would be dative?
Agamemnon returned Briseis to Achilles.
Agamemnon
returned
Briseis
Achilles
none
Which word is dative?
Marcus fābulam Cornēliae narrāvit.
Marcus
fabulam
Corneliae
narravit
none of them are dative
Which word is dative?
Cornelius mīlitis fābulam uxorī narrāvit.
Cornelius
militis
fabulam
uxori
none of them are dative
Which word is dative?
Iam Corneliī urbī appropinquābant.
Iam
Corneliī
urbī
appropinquābant
none of them are dative
Which word is dative?
Licetne nōbīs hīc cenāre?
licetne
nobis
hic
cenare
none of them are dative
atque
and, and also
therefore
now
also
and so
patruus, patruī, m.
uncle
father
patron
elm tree
mother
tradō, tradere, tradidī, traditum
to stand
to offer
to drag
to state
to hand over
bene
well
smart
bonus
beneficial
good
tradō, tradere, _______, traditum
traxī
tradidī
tradavī
tradī
tradīvī
excipiō, excipere, _______, exceptum
excepī
excipuvī
excipīvī
excipī
exceptī
sumō, sumere, _____, sumptum
sumī
sumpsī
sumptī
sumīvī
sumptīvī
excipiō, ere, excepī, exceptum
to welcome, receive
to wake up, rouse
to stand
to take up, pick up
to eat
sumō, sumere, sumpsī, sumptum
to welcome, receive
to wake up, rouse
to be
to take up, pick up
to eat
stō, stare, stetī, stātūrum
to stop
to have stood
to be a statue
to be
to stand
dō, dare, dedī, datum
to give
to teach
to lead
to say, speak
to dedicate
ingens, ingentis
small
huge, giant
great, big
ingenious
building
immemor (+ gen.)
mindful
memory
forgetful
unknown
forgotten
sē parāre
to get ready
to prepare oneself
to be able
to prepare them
to have in mind
mandātum, mandātī, n.
compel
mandatory
messenger
order
instruct
nocturnus, a, um
during the afternoon
during the day
during the night
during the morning
during dinner
ille, illa, illud
that
this
here
there
these
hic, haec, hoc
this
that
those
here
there
intrā
between
in, on
into
outside
inside
extrā
inside
outside
before
after
into
cum + ablative case (not temporal)
with
when
without
where
who
cum (temporal)
how
who
where
when
with
vester, vestra, vestrum
your (pl)
your (sg)
his, hers, its
their
my, mine
tuus, a, um
your (pl)
your (sg)
his, hers, its
my, mine
our, ours
meus, a, um
your (pl)
your (sg)
his, hers, its
my, mine
our, ours
noster, nostra, nostrum
your (pl)
your (sg)
his, hers, its
my, mine
our, ours
habenae, habenārum, f. pl.
helmet
bridle
reins
rule
horse
sepulcrum, sepulcrī, n.
manure, dung
tomb
body
wagon, cart
burial
nominative case
subject
possessor
direct address
indirect object
direct object
genitive case
subject
possessor
direct address
indirect object
direct object
accusative case
subject
possessor
direct address
indirect object
direct object
vocative case
subject
possessor
direct address
indirect object
direct object
ablative case
prepositional phrases
possessor
direct address
indirect object
direct object
eīs
to/for him
to/for them
them
him, her, it
of them
eī
to/for him, her, it
to/for them
him, her, it
them
of him, her, it
Translate this adage:
amīcus omnibus est amīcus nēminī.
the friends of everyone are the friends of no one.
the friend of everyone is the friend of no one.
a friend to everyone is a friend to no one.
friends to no one are friends to everyone.
a friend with everyone was never a friend at all.
Which word is in the dative case?
plaustra
patruō
manum
vīllās
caupōnis
Which word is in the dative case?
mātrēs
patre
ianitōrum
senātōris
prīncipibus
Which word is plural?
mandātō
plaustrum
corpora
stercus
perīculī
Which word is plural?
piscina
puellā
raeda
ancillā
plaustra
