WorksheetsLatin Revision January 2022
Total questions: 67
Worksheet time: 31mins
Singular Nominative
-a
-ã
-ae
-am
Plural Nominative
-ae
-a
-ā
am
Singular Genitive
-ae
-am
-ā
-arum
Plural Genitive
-arum
-ae
-am
-ā
Singular Accusative
-am
-as
-ā
-a
Plural Accusative
-as
-am
-is
-ā
Singular Ablative
ā
-is
-ae
-a
Plural Ablative
ā
-is
-as
-a
The Subject...
performs the action.
renames the Predicate Nominative.
modifies the Predicate Nominative.
The Nominative Case refers to...
the Subject or words that go back to the Subject.
the show of possession.
an indirect object.
a direct object.
An Genitive Case refers to...
the Subject or words that go back to the Subject.
the show of possession.
an indirect object.
a direct object.
An Ablative Case refers to
a noun following a verb of giving telling or showing.
the object of prepositions.
the object that tells what of whom recieved the action.
the object of possesion.
An Accusative Case refers to
a noun following a verb of giving telling or showing.
the object of prepositions.
the object that tells what of whom recieved the action.
the object of possesion.
ancilla
(a)
domina
house
mistress
master
slave
She went to the party with her friends.
cum amicis
amicarum
amicae
amicas
puella
small
forest
girl
life
magnus, magna, magnum
small
large, big
hard, harsh, difficult
good
sed
and
but
is
are
parvus, parva, parvum
hard, harsh, difficult
large, big
small, little
good
bonus, bona, bonum
hard, harsh, difficult
large, big
small, little
good
non
but
not
and
are
Which of the following is a 1st conjugation verb?
rego
moneo
audio
amo
Which are correct translations of 'voco'?
I call
I am calling
I do call
I will call
If 'you singular' is doing a 1st conjugation verb, it will end in:
o
eo
es
as
The Latin for 'you hurry' is:
festinat
festinet
festines
festinas
navigant = 'they are sailing'
True
False
cantamus = we sing
True
False
The Latin for 'you plural are building' is:
aedificas
aedificitis
aedifico
aedificatis
'non navigant' means:
We do sail
She will sail
They do not sail
We are not sailing
The only way to say 'I sing' in Latin is 'ego canto'.
True
False
The best way to learn the person endings is by using:
sheep and cows
robots and daleks
robots and sheep
daleks and cows
portamus
I carry
We prepare
We carry
They prepare
aedifico
I sail
I save
I walk
I build
What are they doing?
cantant
pugnant
rogant
laudant
She prepares the table
mensa parant
mensam parat
mensae parant
mensas parat
They write
scribant
scribent
scribint
scribunt
How is the infinitive translated?
"I (verb)"
"you (verb)"
"to (verb)"
"everyone (verb)"
What word is used to describe the groups of Latin verbs?
Conjugation
Declension
Verb Tense
Vocative
What conjugation is: intrō, intrāre, intrāvī, ——
1st
2nd
What is the 2nd person plural (you all) form of paro, parare, paravi, paratum?
paro
paras
paramus
paratis
What is the 1st person plural (we) form of paro, parare, paravi, paratum?
paro
paramus
parant
parat
What is the 3rd person plural (they) form of paro, parare, paravi, paratum?
parant
paro
paramus
paratis
What is the 2nd person singular (you) form of paro, parare, paravi, paratum?
paro
paratis
paras
parant
What is the 1st person present (I) form of paro, parare, paravi, paratum?
parat
paratis
paro
parant
What is the 2nd person plural (you all) form of debeo, debere, debui, debitum?
debemus
debetis
debes
debent
Through the streets
per viīs
per viae
per viās
per viam
Near the fishpond
prope piscinam
prope piscinā
prope piscina
prope piscinae
In the farmhouse
in villā
in villam
in villās
in villīs
away from
de
circum
a/ab
e/ex
around
circum
post
inter
apud
near
a/ab
prope
per
procul ab
toward
in
apud
circum
ad
down from
a/ab
e/ex
de
in
through
ante
circum
in
per
between
inter
post
prope
apud
in + ablative
into, onto
in, on
inside
out of
trans + accusative
among
into
across
without
