WorksheetsA Day at the Thermopolium, part 2
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is the preferred word order for an English sentence?
subject-verb-indirect object-direct object
verb-direct object-indirect object-subject
direct object-verb-subject-indirect object
subject-indirect object-direct object-verb
What is the case for "Asellina" in this sentence: Asellina ...multos viros viderunt" ?
nominative
accusative
ablative
present tense
What is the tense for "viderunt?"
present
future
perfect
All are forms that are in the same tense as "viderunt" except.....
vidi
videt
vidit
vidisti
What is the case for "Asellinam et puellas" in the following sentence: "Unus vir...clamavit et Asellinam et puellas terruit" ?
nominative
accusative
dative
genitive
What is the use for the accusative case?
subject
possession
indirect object
direct object
object of preposition
Which principle part of the verb "terreo, terrere, terrui" is used to make the perfect tense?
terreo
terrere
terrui
What is the translation for "donabo?"
I give
I will give
I gave
Asellina ...ad thermopolium a latrinā cucurrit. What is the case of "latrinā" in this sentence?
nominative
genitive
accusative
ablative
"Nunc omnes viri laeti sunt..." What is the case for "viri" as used in this sentence?
nominative
accusative
ablative
genitive
All are the same tense as "habuit" except...
habuimus
habuerunt
habuistis
habet
What is the use for the dative case?
subject
possession
indirect object
direct object
All are endings for the nominative case except....
a
i
us
ae
o
All endings are for the accusative case except....
as
is
os
um
am
Which principle part of the verb "poto, potare, potavi=to drink" is used to make a verb in the perfect tense?
poto
potare
potavi
Which principle part of the verb "do, dare, dedi, datus=to give" is used to make the present and future tenses?
dare
dedi
datus
What is the translation for "vidi?"
I see
I will see
I saw
What is the translation for "liberabit?"
he frees
he will free
he freed
What is the translation for "navigaverunt?"
they sail
they will sail
they did sail
All are verbs in the 1st conjugation except.....
clamo, clamare=to shout
ululo, ululare=to SCREAM
neo, nere=to sew
devasto, devastare=to destroy
All are verbs in the 2nd conjugation except-----
ardeo, ardere=to burn
coflagro, conflagrare=to burn
indulgeo, indulgere=to indulge
torreo, torrere=to roast
