WorksheetsPrometheus and passive verbs
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
translate the passive verb;
bellum magnum inter Tītānēs et dīī immortālēs pugnātur.
it is fought
they fight
we fight
to fight
translate the passive verb;
Multī Tītānēs vincuntur.
they conquer
I conquer
they are conquered
William the Conquerer
translate the passive verb;
Maximae grātiae a Iove Promēthō aguntur.
He gives
She gives
they are given
the are seen
translate the passive verb;
Omnia animālīa in terrā faciuntur ā Promēthēō et Epimētheō.
they make
they do
they are made
they are sent
translate the passive verb;
Dōna dantur ab Epimētheō omnibus animālibus in terrā.
to give
he gives
he is given
they are given
What does Epimetheus do?
Epimētheus docet avēs volāre in caelō.
He teaches birds to fly in the sky
He teaches fish to swim in the sea.
He teaches some animals to run quickly.
He teaches other animals to hide themselves.
What does Epimetheus do?
Epimētheus docet piscēs natāre in marī.
He teaches birds to fly in the sky
He teaches fish to swim in the sea.
He teaches some animals to run quickly.
He teaches other animals to hide themselves.
What does Epimetheus do?
Alia animālia Epimētheus docet currere celeriter.
He teaches birds to fly in the sky
He teaches fish to swim in the sea.
He teaches some animals to run quickly.
He teaches other animals to hide themselves.
What does Epimetheus do?
Alia animālia Epimētheus docet sē cēlāre.
He teaches birds to fly in the sky
He teaches fish to swim in the sea.
He teaches some animals to run quickly.
He teaches other animals to hide themselves.
translate the passive verb;
Hominēs faciuntur in fōrmā deōrum.
He makes
She makes
He is made
They are made.
Hominēs faciuntur in fōrmā deōrum.
What did the first humans look like?
Men are made in the image of male gods
Women are made in the image of female gods
All humans are made to look like Prometheus
All humans are made to look like Avengers
translate the passive verb;
Ignis prohibetur trādī hominibus ā Iove.
He prohibits it
She prohibits it
It is prohibited
They are prohibited
Which two of the following endings are passive verb ending?
-tur
-o
-tis
-ntur
translate the passive verb;
Ignis ā Vulcanō in Monte Olympō cūratur.
he cares
he cures
it is cared for
she is cured
translate the passive verb;
Ignis dē Monte Olympō ā Promētheō capitur.
he seizes
you seize
it is seized
seize the day
translate the passive verb
Iussa (the orders) Iovis nōn oboediuntur
they obey
they do not obey
they are obeyed
they are not obeyed
translate the passive verb
Ignis ad terram furtim portātur.
I am carried
you are carried
it is carried
they are carried
translate the passive verb;
Ignis ā populīs libenter accipitur.
I accept
it is accepted
we are accepted
they accept
Which three of the following endings are passive verb endings?
-r
-o
-mus
-mur
-mini
Now that you've completed part one, how well do you feel you know your passive endings?
Like Hercules completed his 12 Labors, I know all my endings!
Like Hercules, I need Phil to help me train for this marathon,
I feel like Pluto trying to conquer Olympus - it's going to take work!
I feel like Romulus founding Rome.
I feel more like Remus, who didn't found Rome.
