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Latin II Statio I - Cases and their uses

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Dāvus est sollicitus, nam necesse est Getam invenīre.

a)

Accusative

direct object

b)

Ablative

means

c)

Genitive

possession

d)

Accusative

duration of time

2.

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Cornēlius est dominus bonus, sed ubi Cornēlius est iratus-

a)

Ablative

manner

b)

Genitive

of phrase

c)

Nominative

predicate

d)

Ablative

accompaniment

3.

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

 Servōs igitur Dāvus in āream statim convocat

a)

Nominative

predicate

b)

Accusative

special preposition

c)

Ablative

place where

d)

Accusative

direct object

4.

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Neque in horto, neque in fossis agrorum neque in arboribus venearum Getam inveniunt.

a)

Nominative

subject

b)

Accusative

duration of time

c)

Ablative

means

d)

Ablative

place where

5.

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Canes veniunt et tunicam olfaciunt

a)

Nominative

subject

b)

Accusative

direct object

c)

Ablative

time when

d)

Genitive

possession

6.

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Mox Dāvus servōs in agrōs cum canibus dūcit.

a)

Accusative

special preposition

b)

Nominative

Predicate

c)

Ablative

accompaniment

d)

Vocative

noun direct address

7.

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Per agrōs Cornēliī, deinde per agrōs vīcīnārum vīllārum currunt.

a)

Ablative

place where

b)

Accusative

special preposition

c)

Genitive

of phrase

d)

Ablative

special preposition

8.

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Per agrōs Cornēliī, deinde per agrōs vīcīnārum vīllārum currunt.

a)

Genitive

possession

b)

Accusative

direct object

c)

Vocative

noun of direct address

d)

Ablative

manner

9.

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Vēstigia Getae inveniunt, sed Getam invenīre nōn possunt

a)

Nominative

subject

b)

Accusative

duration of time

c)

Ablative

means

d)

Genitive

possession

10.

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Geta in arbore adhūc manet et ibi dormit.

a)

Ablative

special preposition

b)

Ablative

time when

c)

Ablative

place where

d)

Ablative

manner

11.

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

Miserum servum vident quī in rāmīs arboris sē cēlat.

a)

Ablative

means

b)

Genitive

of phrase

c)

Accusative

direct object

d)

Vocative

noun of direct address

12.

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

“Dēscende, Geta!” clāmat Dāvus.

a)

Nominative

Subject

b)

Ablative

accompaniment

c)

Accusative

direct object

d)

Vocative

noun of direct address

13.

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

 Dāvus eum tunicā arripit et baculō verberat.

a)

Accusative

special prepostion

b)

Ablative

means

c)

Accusative

direct object

d)

Genitive

of phrase

14.

Identify the case and use for the underlined word

 Dāvus eum tunicā arripit et baculō verberat.

a)

Ablative

means

b)

Ablative

accompaniment

c)

Ablative

special preposition

d)

Ablative

manner