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WorksheetsOLC CH 2 Grammar Review and Sentence Practice
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is a subject of a sentence?
The do-er of the verb
The receiver of the verb
Part of a prepositional phrase
The verb
In Latin, the subject ending for a feminine noun is...
-a
-am
-ant
-at
What is the subject of this sentence: The girl carries the water into the house.
water
house
carries
girl
What is the subject of this sentence: The woman greets the boy and the dog.
boy
dog
woman
greets
What is the subject of this sentence: fēmina filiam in casam vocat.
fēmina
filiam
casam
vocat
What is the subject of this sentence: Argum Horatia laudat quod (because) cēnam nōn rapit. **be careful!**
Argum
Horatia
cenam
laudat
What is the direct object of a sentence?
The do-er of the verb
The receiver of the verb
Part of a prepositional phrase
The verb
In Latin, the direct object ending for a feminine noun is...
-a
-am
-ant
-at
What is the direct object of this sentence: The girl carries the water into the house.
water
house
carries
girl
What are the direct objects of this sentence: The woman greets the boy and the dog.
boy
dog
woman
greets
What is the direct object of this sentence: fēmina filiam in casam vocat.
fēmina
filiam
casam
vocat
What are the direct objects of this sentence: Argum Horatia laudat quod (because) cēnam nōn rapit. **be careful!**
Argum
Horatia
cenam
laudat
Which one of these is an example of a prepositional phrase?
I walk
He carries the bag
into school
She swims
What is the object of the preposition of this sentence: The girl carries the water into the house.
water
house
carries
girl
What does this sentence look like in Latin: The woman calls the girl into the house. Dinner is ready.
feminam puellam in casam vocat. cena est parata.
femina puellam in casam vocat. cenam parat.
feminam puella in casam vocat. cenam parat.
femina puellam in casam vocat. cena est parata.
