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Latin 2 Final Review

Total questions: 151

Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
In which voices does the subject complete the action?
a)
active
b)
passive
2.
In which voice is the action done to the subject?
a)
active
b)
passive
3.
 Ab notissimo magistro DOCEBATUR.
a)
She was being taught
b)
She is being taught
c)
She has been taught
d)
She will be taught
4.
Multi senatores ad Forum carris PORTABANTUR.
a)
had carried
b)
were being carried
c)
will carry
d)
are being carried
5.
Tense tells you _____.
a)
when
b)
how many
c)
who
d)
where
6.
Person tells you _____.
a)
who
b)
where
c)
when
d)
how many
7.
Which is NOT a translation of the perfect tense?
a)
I hurried
b)
I did hurry
c)
I have hurried
d)
I used to hurry
8.

Which principal part gives the present stem?

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

9.
Which principal part gives the perfect stem?
a)
1st
b)
2nd
c)
3rd
d)
4th
10.

Which of the following is pluperfect?

a)

capiebant

b)

cēperunt

c)

cēperant

d)

cēperint

11.

Number tells you

a)

who

b)

when

c)

how many

d)

how it's meant

12.

Check off all the endings that could be translated as "y'all".

a)

mini

b)

tis

c)

istis

d)

s

e)

o/m

13.

He had come from the deepest pits of Mordor.

a)

venerat

b)

venit

c)

venerit

d)

veniebat

14.

They will have led the troops through the valley.

a)

duxerint

b)

duxerunt

c)

duxerant

d)

ducebant

15.

We sent letters to our mothers.

a)

misimus

b)

mittimus

c)

miseramus

d)

mittemus

16.

We will be thrown out of the temple.

a)

iaciemur

b)

iaciebamur

c)

iaciemus

d)

iaciebamus

17.

We were being carried by slaves through the streets.

a)

portabamur

b)

parabamur

c)

portabimur

d)

parabimur

18.

The general was heard.

a)

auditus erat

b)

auditus est

c)

auditus erit

d)

auditur

19.

The city had been protected from attack.

a)

servata erat

b)

servata est

c)

servavit

d)

servaverat

20.

Dative plural

a)

nobis

b)

nos

c)

ego

d)

mihi

21.

Future passive

a)

capiebat

b)

capies

c)

capiemur

d)

capit

22.

Dative singular

a)

regi

b)

regem

c)

regibus

d)

rege

23.

Marcus sororem _____________________ vocavit.

a)

laeta

b)

laetae

c)

laetis

d)

laetam

24.

Gladiator in Colosseō __________________ potest.

a)

pugno

b)

pugnare

c)

pugnavi

d)

pugnat

25.

Dominus liberatem _______________________ dedit.

a)

servo

b)

servus

c)

servum

d)

servi

26.

Multī barbarī ______________ captī erant.

a)

imperator

b)

imperatorem

c)

imperatoris

d)

ab imperatore

27.

"With the noun having been verbed" is made up of

a)

A noun and a Present Active Participle

b)

A noun and a Perfect Passive Participle

c)

A noun and a Future Active Participle

d)

A noun and a Present Passive Participle

28.

Participles are ...

a)

nouns

b)

adjectives

c)

adverbs

d)

exclamations

29.

Which of the following is a perfect passive participles?

a)

duco

b)

ductus

c)

ducturus

d)

ducans

30.

Which of the following is NOT a possible ablative absolute pairing?

a)

Noun + Noun

b)

Noun + Adverb

c)

Noun + Adjective

d)

Noun + Participle

31.

Which is the most common ablative absolute pairing?

a)

Noun + noun

b)

Noun + adjective

c)

Noun + participle

32.

Which word in the following sentence is being modified by the participle: Vulneratus ā hoste, Caesar domum non rediit.

a)

hoste

b)

domum

c)

Caesar

d)

rediit

33.

Translate the participial phrase: Vulneratus ā hoste, Caesar domum non rediit.

a)

Being wounded by the enemy

b)

Having been wounded by the enemy

c)

Because the enemy was wounded

d)

With the enemies wounded

34.

Caesare duce

a)

With Caesar leading

b)

With Caesar as leader

c)

After Caesar was led

d)

While Caesar was leading

35.
A passive participle indicates that the word it describes is ____ some action.
a)
doing
b)
receiving
36.

The Perfect Passive Participle has endings from the _____ declensions.

a)

1st and 2nd

b)

3rd and 4th

c)

1st and 3rd

d)

4th and 5th

37.
The perfect passive participle is formed from which principal part?
a)
1st
b)
2nd
c)
3rd
d)
4th
38.
viri ducti
a)
the men having been led
b)
the men having led
c)
the man having been led
d)
the man having led
39.
equis ductis
a)
with the horses having been led
b)
with the horse having been led
c)
of the horses having been led
d)
of the horse having been led
40.
the girl having been seen (subject)
a)
puellae visae
b)
puellam visam
c)
puella visa
d)
puellas visas
41.
the man having been ordered (direct object)
a)
virum iussum
b)
vir iussus
c)
viro iusso
d)
virorum iussorum
42.
the homework having been completed (direct object)
a)
penso confecto
b)
pensum confectum
c)
pensa confecta
d)
pensi confecti
43.

the slaves having been sent

a)

servi missi

b)

servis missis

c)

servos misses

d)

servi mitti

44.

Pick the correct form of esse:


Vos ab clamore excitati ________.

a)

sum

b)

es

c)

sumus

d)

estis

45.

Pick the correct form of esse:


Marcus punitus ________.

a)

sum

b)

est

c)

sunt

d)

estis

46.

Pick the correct form of esse:


Verba recitata ________.

a)

sum

b)

est

c)

sunt

d)

estis

47.

Pick the correct form of esse:


Liber et charta a me lecti ________.

a)

sum

b)

est

c)

sunt

d)

estis

48.

quam

a)

who/which

b)

whom/which

c)

whose/of which

d)

to whom/to which

e)

by/with whom/which

49.

quō

a)

who/which

b)

whom/which

c)

to whom/which

d)

whose / of which

e)

by/which whom/which

50.

quibuscum

a)

to whom/which

b)

whose/of which

c)

with whom/which

d)

whom/which

e)

who/which

51.

cui

a)

who/which

b)

to whom/which

c)

who/which

d)

by/with whom/which

e)

whose/of which

52.

quibus

(choose all that apply)

a)

to whom/which

b)

by/with whom/which

c)

who/which

d)

whom/which

e)

whose/of which

53.

duo virī, quōs....

a)

two men, to whom....

b)

two men, for whom.....

c)

two men, who

d)

two men, with whom.....

e)

two men, whom.....

54.

magnum bellum, in quō.....

a)

the great war, which....

b)

the great war, by which....

c)

the great war, in which....

d)

the great war, for which....

e)

the great war, of which.....

55.

antiquī ducēs, quōrum.....

a)

the ancient leaders, whom......

b)

the ancient leaders, who.....

c)

the ancient leaders, of whom.....

d)

the ancient leaders, with whom....

e)

the ancient leaders, for whom.....

56.

in altō flumine, quō.....

a)

in the deep river, by which.....

b)

in the deep river, which....

c)

in the deep river, of which....

d)

in the deep river, for which.....

57.

per ingentem silvam, quam.....

a)

through the huge forest, which.....

b)

through the huge forest, by which....

c)

through the huge forest, of which....

d)

through the huge forest, to which.....

58.

cum militibus, quibus......

Choose all.

a)

with the soldiers, for whom...

b)

with the soldiers, to whom....

c)

with the soldiers, by whom.....

d)

with the soldiers, whom

e)

with the soldiers, who

59.

optimus et clarus milēs, cui.....

a)

the best and famous soldier, to whom......

b)

the best and famous soldier, whose

c)

the best and famous soldier, by whom...

d)

the best and famous soldier, whom....

e)

the best and famous soldier, who

60.

hominēs, quibuscum.....

a)

the men, with whom....

b)

the men, for whom.....

c)

the men, whose....

d)

the men, whom.....

e)

the men, who....

61.
Choose the correct endings for the words with blanks: Agricol____ bon____ silvam spectant.
a)
Agricola bona
b)
Agricolae bonae
c)
Agricolae bonus
d)
Agricolae boni
62.
The farmers are walking.
agricol__ ambulant.
a)
agricolae
b)
agricolas
c)
agricolam
d)
agricola
63.
I have money.
ego pecuni__ habeo.
a)
pecunia
b)
pecunias
c)
pecuniae
d)
pecuniam
64.
The boy gave a ring to the girl.
puer puell__ anulum dedit.
a)
puellae
b)
puellam
c)
puellas
d)
puella
65.
Do you have food?
habesne cib__?
a)
cibus
b)
cibi
c)
cibos
d)
cibum
66.

Laeta agricola

a)

Yes

b)

No

67.

Fessus nauta

a)

Yes

b)

No

68.

Ad agris

a)

Yes

b)

No

69.

Ex agris

a)

Yes

b)

No

70.

Femina sunt bella

a)

Yes

b)

No

71.

in agros

a)

Yes

b)

No

72.

ex agros

a)

Yes

b)

No

73.

Vir mala vidit.

a)

bad things

b)

a bad thing

c)

a bad man

d)

bad men

74.

Novus est miser.

a)

The new man

b)

The small man

c)

The new men

d)

The new thing

75.

Cum bonīs celebrō.

a)

good men

b)

good women

c)

good people

d)

good

76.

When something is being done to the subject, what kind of verb do we use?

a)

active verb

b)

imperative verb

c)

infinitive verb

d)

passive verb

77.

When the subject does something to someone else, what kind of verb do we use?

a)

active verb

b)

imperative verb

c)

infinitive verb

d)

passive verb

78.

Puellae ā parentibus amantur.

a)

are being loved

b)

love

c)

is loved

d)

loves

79.

Rogor ā familiā meā.

a)

I am being asked

b)

I ask

c)

you ask

d)

we are being asked

80.

Incolae ā nautā spectantur.

a)

are being watched

b)

watch

c)

is watched

d)

watches

81.

Ā filiā curaris.

a)

you are being cared for

b)

you care for

c)

cares

d)

care

82.

Amo meam filiam.

a)

I love

b)

you love

c)

we love

d)

is being loved

83.

Which of the following words is in the active voice?

a)

vocamini

b)

iubetur

c)

servas

d)

videor

84.

Which of the following words is in the active voice?

a)

damus

b)

amatur

c)

narramur

d)

timeris

85.

Puellae ab animalibus in urbe tentae sunt.

a)

have been held

b)

are being held

c)

were being held

d)

has been held

86.

Liberi mala facere imperati sunt.

a)

have been commanded

b)

are commanding

c)

are being commanded

d)

will be commanded

87.

iaciam arma in casam hostis mei.

a)

I will throw

b)

I throw

c)

I lie down

d)

I will lie down

88.

Verba imperatoris cras audiemus.

a)

we will hear

b)

we were hearing

c)

you will hear

d)

you are hearing

89.

Verba imperatoris cras audiemus.

a)

word (nominative)

b)

words (nominative)

c)

words (accusative)

d)

word (accusative)

90.

Pecuniam in insulā invenietis.

a)

you all will find

b)

you all were finding

c)

you (singular) will find

d)

you (singular) were finding

91.

Icarus in mare cecederit.

a)

into the sea

b)

in the sea

c)

from the sea

d)

out of the sea

92.

Miles caput Ciceronis removerit.

a)

will have removed

b)

has removed

c)

had removed

d)

removed

93.

Milites ā duce sine morā laudati erant.

a)

had been praised

b)

have been praised

c)

will have been praised

d)

has been praised

94.

Milites ā duce sine morā laudati erant.

a)

by

b)

toward

c)

away from

d)

to

95.

Nemo ventum viderat.

a)

had seen

b)

have seen

c)

has seen

d)

will have seen

96.

Victoria ab omnibus capta erit.

a)

will have been taken

b)

will be taken

c)

has been taken

d)

had been taken

97.
a)

Finding no one.

b)

Seeing no one.

c)

Finding Nemo.

d)

Finding Dory.

98.

Potes videre Romam.

a)

I am able

b)

you are able

c)

we are able

d)

they are able

99.

Possumus ambulare ad silvam.

a)

I am able

b)

you are able

c)

we are able

d)

they are able

100.

Ad insulam navigare possunt.

a)

I am able

b)

you are able

c)

we are able

d)

they are able

101.

Amo posse pugnare dracones!

a)

to be able

b)

to be

c)

to fight

d)

to love

102.

Esse quam videri.

a)

to be

b)

to be able

c)

to fight

d)

to become

103.
Ad Romam ambulare possum. 
a)
Romans are able to walk. 
b)
I am able to walk to Rome. 
c)
We are able to walk to Rome. 
d)
I am able to love Rome.
104.

Magistra discipulas vocare potest.

a)

is able to call

b)

are able to call

c)

is calling

d)

is being called

105.

Which word is a correct imperfect form of possum?

a)

possebam

b)

poteram

c)

potueram

d)

potebam

106.

Which is a correct perfect form of sum?

a)

fui

b)

fueram

c)

fuero

d)

essebam

107.

What is the correct translation of "potest audire"?

a)

Y'all are able to hear

b)

She is able to hear

c)

He hears and is able

d)

They are able to hear

108.

What is the correct translation of eritis?

a)

Y'all will be

b)

You will be

c)

You are

d)

Y'all are

109.

What is the correct translation of potui?

a)

I am able

b)

I was able

c)

He was able

d)

He is able

110.

Which word is a correct future form of possum?

a)

posserit

b)

poterit

c)

potuerit

d)

potebit

111.

What is the correct translation of fueram?

a)

I had been

b)

I was

c)

I will be

d)

I will have been

112.

What is the correct translation of erant?

a)

They will be

b)

They were

c)

They are

d)

He was

113.

Which of these forms of possum would work with the pronoun vos?

a)

possumus

b)

potestis

c)

possunt

d)

potes

114.

Which of these forms of possum would work with the pronoun nos?

a)

possumus

b)

potestis

c)

possunt

d)

potes

115.

Which of these forms of possum would work with the pronoun ego?

a)

possum

b)

potest

c)

possunt

d)

potes

116.
Latin has 5 main cases, each with multiple different uses.  Which case do you use for location, separation, or instrument?
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
dative
d)
ablative
117.
Words that give, say, show, or tell often ring a ___________ bell.
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
dative
d)
accusative
118.
Which case is usually translated with the word "of"?
a)
genitive
b)
dative
c)
accusative 
d)
ablative
119.
Which case is translated with "to" or "for"?
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
ablative
d)
dative
120.
Which case is translated with "to" or "for"?
a)
nominative
b)
genitive
c)
ablative
d)
dative
121.
What is the case and use of the red word? 
Marcus puer est.
a)
Nominative subject
b)
predicate nominative
c)
accusative direct object
d)
vocative of direct address
122.
What is the case and use of the red word?
 
Marcus puellīs donum dabit.
a)
accusative direct object
b)
ablative of separation
c)
dative indirect object
d)
objective genitive
123.
What is the case and use of the red word?
Marcus puellīs donum dabit.
a)
ablative of separation
b)
ablative of means
c)
dative indirect object
d)
dative of purpose
124.
What is the case of the word in red?
imperator militum gladiis in hostes impetum fecit.
a)
dative of indirect object
b)
ablative of accompaniment
c)
ablative of means
d)
genitive of possession
125.
What is the case and use of the word in red?
mihi basia mille, deinde centum, Lesbia.
a)
nominative subject
b)
accusative direct object
c)
dative indirect object
d)
vocative, direct address
126.

He made his soldiers loyal with a promise of land

a)

ablative of agent

b)

ablative of time when

c)

ablative of price

d)

ablative of means/instrument

127.

The command for the battle against Mithridates was taken from Marius by Sulla.

a)

ablative of agent

b)

ablative of means/instrument

c)

ablative of manner

d)

ablative of accompaniment

128.

Sulla marched on Rome with his soldiers.

a)

ablative of agent

b)

ablative of time when

c)

ablative of accompaniment

d)

ablative of price

129.

But when Sulla was away, Rome was reclaimed by Marius.

a)

ablative of agent

b)

ablative of accompaniment

c)

ablative of manner

d)

ablative of time when

130.

He overthrew his guards with knives from the kitchen.

a)

ablative of means/instrument

b)

ablative of manner

c)

ablative of cause

d)

ablative of price

131.

He eventually fought along with 70,000 escaped slaves.

a)

ablative of agent

b)

ablative of time when

c)

ablative of instrument/means

d)

ablative of accompaniment

132.

They were finally defeated by Crassus and Pompey.

a)

ablative of agent

b)

ablative of accompaniment

c)

ablative of instrument/means

d)

ablative of cause

133.

Do you use a Latin preposition to say something was done by a person?

a)

yes

b)

no

134.

Do you use a Latin preposition to say something was done by a thing?

a)

yes

b)

no

135.

in navibus

in + acc= into/against vs in+ abl= in/on

a)

into the ships

b)

on the ships

136.

in patriam suam

a)

his country

b)

in his country

c)

into his country

137.

-am/-um/-em are all ______________ ________________ case endings:

a)

nominative singular

b)

nominative plural

c)

accusative singular

d)

accusative plural

138.

-is, -ibus, -ebus are all ____________ _____________ endings:

a)

nominative plural

b)

genitive plural

c)

dative plural

d)

accusative plural

e)

ablative plural

139.

-as, -os, -es, -a are all:

a)

nominative plural

b)

accusative plural

c)

ablative plural

140.

The Latin preposition in means _________________ when followed by a noun/pronoun/adjective that has an accusative ending.

a)

into, against

b)

in, on

141.

The Latin preposition in means _________________ when followed by a noun/pronoun/adjective that has an ablative ending.

a)

into/against

b)

in/on

142.

Nuntio ā nuntio nuntiato, homines gaudium magnum habuerunt.

a)

With the message having been announced

b)

With the message announcing

143.

Quintus, who hurries to the school, meets his friends.

a)

qui

b)

quae

c)

quod

d)

quem

144.

The farmers, who work in the field, help the master

a)

qui

b)

quae

c)

quod

d)

quos

145.

The woman whom I love

a)

quem

b)

quae

c)

quod

d)

quam

146.

The buildings (n), which are beautiful

a)

qui

b)

quae

c)

quod

d)

quos

147.

quae is (x4)

a)

nom. fem. sing

b)

nom.masc. sing

c)

nom.fem.plu.

d)

nom.neut.plu.

e)

acc.neut.plu.

148.

quod is (x2):

a)

nom. sing. masc

b)

nom. sing.neut.

c)

acc. sing. neut.

d)

acc. sing. masc,

149.

qui is (x2):

a)

nom, sing. neut.

b)

nom. sing. masc.

c)

acc. plu. masc

d)

nom. plu. masc.

150.
Which PRINCIPAL PART of a VERB is used to form the PERFECT TENSE?
a)
1st
b)
2nd
c)
3rd
d)
4th
151.

QUI/QUAE/QUOD, or in English WHO/THAT/WHICH are what kind of Pronouns?

a)

personal

b)

relative

c)

possessive

d)

demonstrative