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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
A relative clause is a(n) __________________ clause.
independent
dependent
rependent
interdependent
A relative clause gives more information about:
the subject of the sentence.
a particular noun in the sentence.
the direct object of the sentence.
the verb of the sentence.
The relative pronoun, which introduces a relative clause, is:
quī, quae, quod
is, ea, id
hic, haec, hoc
ille, illa, illud
Which of the following can NOT be in the accusative case?
quem
quod
quae
quī
The gender and number of the relative pronoun is determined by:
the antecedent.
the subject of the main clause.
the speaker.
the phase of the moon.
The case of the relative pronoun is determined by:
its use in the relative clause.
the case of the antecedent.
a roll of the dice.
the tense of the verb.
What form of quī, quae, quod would be needed in the following sentence:
I saw a man who lives near me.
quae
quem
quī
quod
What form of quī, quae, quod would be needed in the following sentence:
The girls whom the teacher sees are walking to class.
quōs
quās
quī
quam
What form of quī, quae, quod would be needed in the following sentence:
I approached the huge city that everyone knows.
quam
quem
quī
quod
What form of quī, quae, quod would be needed in the following sentence:
There are many animals which live in this forest.
quōrum
quae
quod
quās
What form of quī, quae, quod would be needed in the following sentence:
The love that I have for food is undeniable.
quī
quod
quem
quam
Translate:
Pontem quem transīverāmus delēvērunt.
The bridge which was crossed was destroyed.
We crossed a bridge that was destroyed.
They destroyed the bridge which we had crossed.
With the bridge having been crossed, it was destroyed.
Translate:
Rōma quae in Italiā est olim condita est.
They founded Rome in Italy a long time ago.
Rome, which is in Italy, was founded a long time ago.
Where in Italy was Rome founded a long time ago?
There are Rome and Italy, which were founded a long time ago.
Which of the following means the same thing as:
vir quī videt
vir vidēns
vir vīsus
vir vīsūrus
vir videndus
Which of the following means roughly the same thing as:
vir quem omnēs amāvērunt
vir amāns
vir amātus
vir amātūrus
vir amandus
