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Worksheetsbeginning Latin translation review
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
Magnōs canēs nōn vīdimus.
You have not seen
I have not seen
They have not seen
We have not seen
Puerī saxum ē viā removēre nōn possunt.
to remove
they remove
will remove
are removing
Audīvistīne nōs in tabernā?
you
us
him
them
Quot columnās in pictūrā vidēs?
duās
trēs
quattuor
quīnque
Titus librum amīcō meō dēmōnstrat.
by my friend
for my friend
to my friend
of my friends
Audiēbāmus neque senātōrem neque imperātōrem.
both...and
either...or
one...another
neither...nor
Tē in aeternum amābunt!!
they are loving
they were loving
they will love
they have loved
Quid pater tua dē cēnā rogābat?
When
What
Where
Who
Mārcus frātrī salūtem dīcit.
greets
helps
allows
asks
Numquam vīllam tuam vīdī.
Never
Often
Somethings
Always
Agricola porcōs ad urbem plaustrō portāvit.
of a wagon
wagon
to a wagon
by wagon
Virī et puerī erant laetī.
are
were
will be
to be
Mitte, _____, ad mē multās epistulās!
discipulus
discipulī
discipule
discipulō
Mīlitēs altās arborēs in silvā petunt. What word does altās describe?
Mīlitēs
arborēs
silvā
petunt
Nōlī currere per ātrium!
Why run
Don't run
I wasn't running
No one ran
Quam pulcher est tuus equus!
Who
How
When
Why
The pirates often sailed between these two islands.
inter
prope
in
trāns
Cīvēs magnā cum īrā clāmābant. The phrase magnā cum īrā shows _____ the citizens were shouting.
when
with whom
how
at what
Salvēte, discipulī, et audīte fābulam novam.
of the student
to the student
student
students
Heri fābulam dē bellō deōrum audīvistis.
Yesterday
Today
Soon
Tomorrow
Hodiē vōbīs fābulam dē Bellō Troiānō nārrābō.
I am telling
I was telling
I will tell
I have told
Cupitisne scīre causam bellī?
Why do you want
We want
To want
Do you want
Trēs deae, Hēra et Athēna et Aphroditē, dē pulchritūdine contendēbant.
are competing
were competing
are competing
have competed
Rogābitis, “Quis vīcit?”
Who
What
Why
How
Paris, adulēscēns Troiānus, praemium deae amōris dedit.
from the goddess
goddesses
to the goddess
by the goddesses
Paris cupiēbat esse vir Helenae.
he is
you are
they are
to be
Helena tamen erat uxor rēgis Spartae.
the king
of the king
for the king
by the king
Paris ad urbem Troiam _____ Helenā nāvigāvit.
cum
circum
contrā
trāns
Menelāus, rēx Spartae, uxōrem pulchram recipere cupīvit. The adjective pulchram agrees with
Menelāus
rēx
Spartae
uxōrem
Itaque mīlle nāvēs Graecae Helenam petēbant.
ten
one hundred
one thousand
one million
Inter virōs Graecōs erat magnus _____.
dux
ducis
ducī
ducem
Certē vōs fābulam dē magnō Achille audīvistis.
I
he
we
you
Magnō cum gaudiō pugnat et multōs hostēs necat. Which choice is closest in meaning to the underlined phrase?
laetum
laetē
laetī
laetōrum
Quam territī sunt hostēs contrā Achillem!
How
Who
When
Why
Mātrēs Troiānae fīliōs amant.
to their sons
of their sons
their sons
by their sons
Omnis māter dēclārat, “Nōlī, Achilles, necāre fīlium meum!”
Do not kill
You are not killing
Why don’t you kill
To kill no one
Sed īra virī _____ magna.
sum
est
sumus
sunt
