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WorksheetsLatin 2 Final Review
Total questions: 151
Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins
Which principal part gives the present stem?
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Which of the following is pluperfect?
capiebant
cēperunt
cēperant
cēperint
Number tells you
who
when
how many
how it's meant
Check off all the endings that could be translated as "y'all".
mini
tis
istis
s
o/m
He had come from the deepest pits of Mordor.
venerat
venit
venerit
veniebat
They will have led the troops through the valley.
duxerint
duxerunt
duxerant
ducebant
We sent letters to our mothers.
misimus
mittimus
miseramus
mittemus
We will be thrown out of the temple.
iaciemur
iaciebamur
iaciemus
iaciebamus
We were being carried by slaves through the streets.
portabamur
parabamur
portabimur
parabimur
The general was heard.
auditus erat
auditus est
auditus erit
auditur
The city had been protected from attack.
servata erat
servata est
servavit
servaverat
Dative plural
nobis
nos
ego
mihi
Future passive
capiebat
capies
capiemur
capit
Dative singular
regi
regem
regibus
rege
Marcus sororem _____________________ vocavit.
laeta
laetae
laetis
laetam
Gladiator in Colosseō __________________ potest.
pugno
pugnare
pugnavi
pugnat
Dominus liberatem _______________________ dedit.
servo
servus
servum
servi
Multī barbarī ______________ captī erant.
imperator
imperatorem
imperatoris
ab imperatore
"With the noun having been verbed" is made up of
A noun and a Present Active Participle
A noun and a Perfect Passive Participle
A noun and a Future Active Participle
A noun and a Present Passive Participle
Participles are ...
nouns
adjectives
adverbs
exclamations
Which of the following is a perfect passive participles?
duco
ductus
ducturus
ducans
Which of the following is NOT a possible ablative absolute pairing?
Noun + Noun
Noun + Adverb
Noun + Adjective
Noun + Participle
Which is the most common ablative absolute pairing?
Noun + noun
Noun + adjective
Noun + participle
Which word in the following sentence is being modified by the participle: Vulneratus ā hoste, Caesar domum non rediit.
hoste
domum
Caesar
rediit
Translate the participial phrase: Vulneratus ā hoste, Caesar domum non rediit.
Being wounded by the enemy
Having been wounded by the enemy
Because the enemy was wounded
With the enemies wounded
Caesare duce
With Caesar leading
With Caesar as leader
After Caesar was led
While Caesar was leading
The Perfect Passive Participle has endings from the _____ declensions.
1st and 2nd
3rd and 4th
1st and 3rd
4th and 5th
the slaves having been sent
servi missi
servis missis
servos misses
servi mitti
Pick the correct form of esse:
Vos ab clamore excitati ________.
sum
es
sumus
estis
Pick the correct form of esse:
Marcus punitus ________.
sum
est
sunt
estis
Pick the correct form of esse:
Verba recitata ________.
sum
est
sunt
estis
Pick the correct form of esse:
Liber et charta a me lecti ________.
sum
est
sunt
estis
quam
who/which
whom/which
whose/of which
to whom/to which
by/with whom/which
quō
who/which
whom/which
to whom/which
whose / of which
by/which whom/which
quibuscum
to whom/which
whose/of which
with whom/which
whom/which
who/which
cui
who/which
to whom/which
who/which
by/with whom/which
whose/of which
quibus
(choose all that apply)
to whom/which
by/with whom/which
who/which
whom/which
whose/of which
duo virī, quōs....
two men, to whom....
two men, for whom.....
two men, who
two men, with whom.....
two men, whom.....
magnum bellum, in quō.....
the great war, which....
the great war, by which....
the great war, in which....
the great war, for which....
the great war, of which.....
antiquī ducēs, quōrum.....
the ancient leaders, whom......
the ancient leaders, who.....
the ancient leaders, of whom.....
the ancient leaders, with whom....
the ancient leaders, for whom.....
in altō flumine, quō.....
in the deep river, by which.....
in the deep river, which....
in the deep river, of which....
in the deep river, for which.....
per ingentem silvam, quam.....
through the huge forest, which.....
through the huge forest, by which....
through the huge forest, of which....
through the huge forest, to which.....
cum militibus, quibus......
Choose all.
with the soldiers, for whom...
with the soldiers, to whom....
with the soldiers, by whom.....
with the soldiers, whom
with the soldiers, who
optimus et clarus milēs, cui.....
the best and famous soldier, to whom......
the best and famous soldier, whose
the best and famous soldier, by whom...
the best and famous soldier, whom....
the best and famous soldier, who
hominēs, quibuscum.....
the men, with whom....
the men, for whom.....
the men, whose....
the men, whom.....
the men, who....
agricol__ ambulant.
ego pecuni__ habeo.
puer puell__ anulum dedit.
habesne cib__?
Laeta agricola
Yes
No
Fessus nauta
Yes
No
Ad agris
Yes
No
Ex agris
Yes
No
Femina sunt bella
Yes
No
in agros
Yes
No
ex agros
Yes
No
Vir mala vidit.
bad things
a bad thing
a bad man
bad men
Novus est miser.
The new man
The small man
The new men
The new thing
Cum bonīs celebrō.
good men
good women
good people
good
When something is being done to the subject, what kind of verb do we use?
active verb
imperative verb
infinitive verb
passive verb
When the subject does something to someone else, what kind of verb do we use?
active verb
imperative verb
infinitive verb
passive verb
Puellae ā parentibus amantur.
are being loved
love
is loved
loves
Rogor ā familiā meā.
I am being asked
I ask
you ask
we are being asked
Incolae ā nautā spectantur.
are being watched
watch
is watched
watches
Ā filiā curaris.
you are being cared for
you care for
cares
care
Amo meam filiam.
I love
you love
we love
is being loved
Which of the following words is in the active voice?
vocamini
iubetur
servas
videor
Which of the following words is in the active voice?
damus
amatur
narramur
timeris
Puellae ab animalibus in urbe tentae sunt.
have been held
are being held
were being held
has been held
Liberi mala facere imperati sunt.
have been commanded
are commanding
are being commanded
will be commanded
iaciam arma in casam hostis mei.
I will throw
I throw
I lie down
I will lie down
Verba imperatoris cras audiemus.
we will hear
we were hearing
you will hear
you are hearing
Verba imperatoris cras audiemus.
word (nominative)
words (nominative)
words (accusative)
word (accusative)
Pecuniam in insulā invenietis.
you all will find
you all were finding
you (singular) will find
you (singular) were finding
Icarus in mare cecederit.
into the sea
in the sea
from the sea
out of the sea
Miles caput Ciceronis removerit.
will have removed
has removed
had removed
removed
Milites ā duce sine morā laudati erant.
had been praised
have been praised
will have been praised
has been praised
Milites ā duce sine morā laudati erant.
by
toward
away from
to
Nemo ventum viderat.
had seen
have seen
has seen
will have seen
Victoria ab omnibus capta erit.
will have been taken
will be taken
has been taken
had been taken
Finding no one.
Seeing no one.
Finding Nemo.
Finding Dory.
Potes videre Romam.
I am able
you are able
we are able
they are able
Possumus ambulare ad silvam.
I am able
you are able
we are able
they are able
Ad insulam navigare possunt.
I am able
you are able
we are able
they are able
Amo posse pugnare dracones!
to be able
to be
to fight
to love
Esse quam videri.
to be
to be able
to fight
to become
Magistra discipulas vocare potest.
is able to call
are able to call
is calling
is being called
Which word is a correct imperfect form of possum?
possebam
poteram
potueram
potebam
Which is a correct perfect form of sum?
fui
fueram
fuero
essebam
What is the correct translation of "potest audire"?
Y'all are able to hear
She is able to hear
He hears and is able
They are able to hear
What is the correct translation of eritis?
Y'all will be
You will be
You are
Y'all are
What is the correct translation of potui?
I am able
I was able
He was able
He is able
Which word is a correct future form of possum?
posserit
poterit
potuerit
potebit
What is the correct translation of fueram?
I had been
I was
I will be
I will have been
What is the correct translation of erant?
They will be
They were
They are
He was
Which of these forms of possum would work with the pronoun vos?
possumus
potestis
possunt
potes
Which of these forms of possum would work with the pronoun nos?
possumus
potestis
possunt
potes
Which of these forms of possum would work with the pronoun ego?
possum
potest
possunt
potes
Marcus puer est.
Marcus puellīs donum dabit.
Marcus puellīs donum dabit.
imperator militum gladiis in hostes impetum fecit.
dā mihi basia mille, deinde centum, Lesbia.
He made his soldiers loyal with a promise of land
ablative of agent
ablative of time when
ablative of price
ablative of means/instrument
The command for the battle against Mithridates was taken from Marius by Sulla.
ablative of agent
ablative of means/instrument
ablative of manner
ablative of accompaniment
Sulla marched on Rome with his soldiers.
ablative of agent
ablative of time when
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of price
But when Sulla was away, Rome was reclaimed by Marius.
ablative of agent
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of time when
He overthrew his guards with knives from the kitchen.
ablative of means/instrument
ablative of manner
ablative of cause
ablative of price
He eventually fought along with 70,000 escaped slaves.
ablative of agent
ablative of time when
ablative of instrument/means
ablative of accompaniment
They were finally defeated by Crassus and Pompey.
ablative of agent
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of instrument/means
ablative of cause
Do you use a Latin preposition to say something was done by a person?
yes
no
Do you use a Latin preposition to say something was done by a thing?
yes
no
in navibus
in + acc= into/against vs in+ abl= in/on
into the ships
on the ships
in patriam suam
his country
in his country
into his country
-am/-um/-em are all ______________ ________________ case endings:
nominative singular
nominative plural
accusative singular
accusative plural
-is, -ibus, -ebus are all ____________ _____________ endings:
nominative plural
genitive plural
dative plural
accusative plural
ablative plural
-as, -os, -es, -a are all:
nominative plural
accusative plural
ablative plural
The Latin preposition in means _________________ when followed by a noun/pronoun/adjective that has an accusative ending.
into, against
in, on
The Latin preposition in means _________________ when followed by a noun/pronoun/adjective that has an ablative ending.
into/against
in/on
Nuntio ā nuntio nuntiato, homines gaudium magnum habuerunt.
With the message having been announced
With the message announcing
Quintus, who hurries to the school, meets his friends.
qui
quae
quod
quem
The farmers, who work in the field, help the master
qui
quae
quod
quos
The woman whom I love
quem
quae
quod
quam
The buildings (n), which are beautiful
qui
quae
quod
quos
quae is (x4)
nom. fem. sing
nom.masc. sing
nom.fem.plu.
nom.neut.plu.
acc.neut.plu.
quod is (x2):
nom. sing. masc
nom. sing.neut.
acc. sing. neut.
acc. sing. masc,
qui is (x2):
nom, sing. neut.
nom. sing. masc.
acc. plu. masc
nom. plu. masc.
QUI/QUAE/QUOD, or in English WHO/THAT/WHICH are what kind of Pronouns?
personal
relative
possessive
demonstrative
