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Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 19mins
Qui, Quae, Quod are pronouns used for what kind of clause?
Relative
Adverbial
None
Indirect Statement
What is the term for the word to which the relative clause is referring?
Best Noun
antecedent
The subject
Relative Subject
How must the relative pronoun match the word to which it is referring?
number and case
case and gender
gender and number
number, gender and case
How will the case use of the relative pronoun be determined?
The use of the antecedent and the relative pronoun are the same
From the gender of the verb
It will be based on the case use from a prior sentence that set up the use in the clause.
Its own function in the relative clause; no matter the use of the antecedent
Which part of this sentence is the relative clause:
Big monsters, which are green, have huge claws.
Big monsters have huge clauses
Big monsters, which
which are green
have huge clause
What case is the relative pronoun in this sentence:
Vidisti navem quam Marcus aedificavit.
nominative
accusative
dative
ablative
What is the antecedent in this sentence:
Vidisti navem quam Marcus aedificavit.
navem
Marcus
the subject of vidisti
The subject of aedificavit.
True/False: Quem matches navem in gender because the case of navem determines the case of quem.
Vidisti navem quem Marcus aedificavit.
True
False
Translate:
Vidisti navem quem Marcus aedificavit.
What is the antecedent in this sentence:
Animal a quo mordeor in silva habitat
animal
subject of mordeor
subject of habitat
silva
What is the case and use of the relative pronoun in this sentence:
animal a quo mordeor in silva habitat
ablative/
agent
ablative/
accompaniment
dative/
indirect object
Accusative/
subject of indirect statement
Translate:
animal a quo mordeor in silva habitat
What is the subject of the MAIN CLAUSE:
In popina bibimus vinum quod ab Graecia ferebatur
We
You
He
Greece
What is the translation of "ab Graecia"?
In popina bibimus vinum quod ab Graecia ferebatur
by the Greeks
From Greece
From the Greeks
For the Greeks
Translate:
In popina bibimus vinum quod ab Graecia ferebatur
What is the antecedent in this sentence:
Mater pulchra tres filias quae amaverunt caseum habuit.
filias
mater
caseum
tres
What is the subject of the MAIN CLAUSE:
Mater pulchra tres filias quae amaverunt caseum habuit.
Mater
Filias
Caseum
Its in the verb
Translate:
Mater pulchra tres filias quae amaverunt caseum habuit.
