WorksheetsLatin Noun Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the case of Bregantem?
postquam Volūbilis Bregantem vituperavit, Bregāns ē culīnā exiit.
Accusative
Dative
Nominative
Ablative
What is the use of Bregans?
postquam Volūbilis Bregantem vituperavit, Bregāns ē culīnā exiit.
Subject
Direct Object
Indirect Object
Object of the Preposition
What declension does agros belong to?
sed, ubi ad agrōs ambulābat, Bregans Vāricam cōnspexit.
Second
Third
First
What is the gender of Varica?
sed, ubi ad agrōs ambulābat, Bregans Vāricam cōnspexit.
Masculine
Feminine
Neuter
Who is/are the subject of this sentence?
vīlicus cum multīs servīs horreum reficiēbat.
The manager
The manager and the enslaved men
The enslaved men
The barn
What is the use of multīs servīs?
vīlicus cum multīs servīs horreum reficiēbat.
Object of the Preposition
Direct Object
Indirect Object
Predicate Nominative
What declension does Bregantem belong to?
vīlicus et servī Bregantem nōn vīdērunt.
Third
First
Second
What is the case and number of servi?
vīlicus et servī Bregantem nōn vīdērunt.
Nominative Plural
Nominative Singular
Dative Singular
Accusative Plural
What is the use of both ab agrīs and post villam?
Bregāns ab agrīs festinavit et post villam cucurrit.
Object of the Preposition
Direct Object
Subject
Indirect Object
What is the gender of villam?
Bregāns ab agrīs festinavit et post villam cucurrit.
Feminine
Masculine
Neuter
Which word is a noun?
“ēheu!” inquit Bregāns. “mea vīta est difficilis."
vita
mea
est
difficilis
What is the case of vīta?
“ēheu!” inquit Bregāns. “mea vīta est difficilis."
Nominative
Dative
Accusative
Ablative
What is the use of mē?
“omnēs mē vituperant.
Direct Object
Subject
Indirect Object
Object of the Preposition
What is the case of mē?
“omnēs mē vituperant.
Accusative
Nominative
Dative
Ablative
Which word is a pronoun?
ego sum semper solus quod nūllōs amīcōs habeō.
ego
amicos
solus
nullos
What is the direct object of this sentence?
ego sum semper solus quod nūllōs amīcōs habeō.
amicos
ego
solus
habeo
Who is/are the subject of this sentence?
subitō Loquāx et Anti-Loquāx ē villā vēnērunt.
Loquax and Anti-Loquax
Loquax
Anti-Loquax
the house
What is the prepositional phrase in this sentence?
subitō Loquāx et Anti-Loquāx ē villā vēnērunt.
ē villā
subito Loquax
et Anti-Loquax
villā vēnērunt
What is the number of geminī?
geminī Bregantem salūtāvērunt.
Plural
Singular
Select the correct translation.
geminī Bregantem salūtāvērunt.
The twins greeted Bregans.
Bregans greeted the twins.
