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Cambridge Unit 2 Latin Grammar

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

servi laborare nolunt.

a)

to work

b)

are working

c)

were working

d)

work

2.

ad Italiam revenire volo.

a)

I want

b)

you want

c)

they want

d)

we want

3.

solem videre volo.

a)

to see

b)

see

c)

saw

d)

will see

4.

de hac coniuratione audire volumus.

a)

we want

b)

y'all want

c)

they want

d)

you want

5.

aquam foedam bibere non possum.

a)

I cannot

b)

you cannot

c)

they cannot

d)

he cannot

6.
ego __________ volo.
a)
dormire
b)
dormi
c)
dormite
d)
dormio
7.
servos inutiles _________ nolo.
a)
retinere
b)
retine
c)
retinete
d)
retineo
8.

aegri servi laborare non possunt.

a)

are not able

b)

am not able

c)

were not able

d)

is not able

9.
Salvius multos homines interficere ________.
a)
vult
b)
volo
c)
vis
d)
volunt
10.
ego omnes servos interficere __________.
a)
nolo
b)
nolumus
c)
nolunt
d)
non vis
11.
"ego cantare _________," inquit Loquax.
a)
possum
b)
potes
c)
potest
d)
possumus
12.

a Pompeiis effugere non possumus.

a)

we are not able

b)

they are not able

c)

you are not able

d)

I am not able

13.

coquere non vis.

a)

you do not want

b)

I do not want

c)

he does not want

d)

they do not want

14.

Volubilis cenam bene parare potest.

a)

is able

b)

am able

c)

to be able

d)

were able

15.

celeriter currere potestis.

a)

y'all are able

b)

we are able

c)

I am able

d)

they are able

16.

vinum bibere volunt.

a)

they want

b)

he wants

c)

I want

d)

you want

17.

We do not want to go to the forum today!

a)

nolumus

b)

nolo

c)

non vultis

d)

nolunt

18.

Latin students are able to read poetry well.

a)

legere

b)

legite

c)

legent

d)

legunt

19.

They are not able to learn today.

a)

non possunt

b)

non possumus

c)

non potest

d)

non potestis

20.

I want to see my mother.

a)

volo

b)

nolo

c)

possum

d)

debeo

21.

I am able to read Latin.

a)

possum

b)

potes

c)

potest

d)

possumus

22.

The teacher is able to read Latin quickly.

a)

potest

b)

potestis

c)

possunt

d)

possum

23.

Do you all want to take a break?

a)

vultis

b)

vis

c)

volumus

d)

vult

24.

He is not able to come to school.

a)

venire

b)

venite

c)

venit

d)

venio

25.

(agricola, agricolae) in fundo laborabat.

a)

agricola

b)

agricolae

26.

(custos, custodes) furem non viderunt.

a)

custos

b)

custodes

27.

(servus, servi) epistulas longas scribebant

a)

servus

b)

servi

28.

cur (canis, canes) prope ianuam latrabat?

a)

canis

b)

canes

29.

(senex, senes), quod multam pecumiam habebat, villam magnificam aedificavit.

a)

senex

b)

senes

30.

(amicus, amici), postquam in foro convenerunt, ad tabernam contenderunt.

a)

amicus

b)

amici

31.

Caecilius, postquam Holconius de Metella nihil curavit, (Holconio, Holconium) non favit.

a)

Holconio

b)

Holconium

32.

Caecilius amicos rogavit, "(vidistine, vidistisne) Metellam?"

a)

vidistine

b)

vidistisne

33.

Caecilius Iulio respondit, "sonos (audivi, audivimus).

a)

audivi

b)

audivimus

34.
tunica
a)
tunic
b)
toga
c)
shirt
d)
hat
35.

1) Domina ancillae (fidelis, fidelem, fideli) stolam emit.

a)

fidelis

b)

fidelem

c)

fideli

36.

1) Servi canem (ferox, ferocem) retraxerunt.

a)

ferox

b)

ferocem

37.

1) Mater (parvi, parvos, parvis) pueris cibum paravit.

a)

parvi

b)

parvos

c)

parvis

38.

1) Puella (pulchra, pulchram, pulchrae) omnes canes curat.

a)

pulchra

b)

pulchram

c)

pulchrae

39.

1) Reges, qui ex atrio (discesserat, discesserant), in aream processerunt.

a)

discesserat

b)

discesserant

40.

1) Dumnorix (amicos, amicis) navem ostendit.

a)

amicos

b)

amicis

41.

1) Post certmen navale, rex (nautas, nautis) ad aulam invitavit.

a)

nautas

b)

nautis

42.

Cogidubnus, qui prope effigiem stabat, (victimam, victimae) elegit.

a)

victimam

b)

victimae

43.

1) Ego, qui ursam (tractaveras, tractaveram), non timebam.

a)

tractaveras

b)

tractaveram

44.

1) Donum, quod tu regi (dederas, dederat), pretiosum erat.

a)

dederas

b)

dederat