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WorksheetsLatin I: Ch. 12 Quick Review
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 17mins
inveniō, invenīre
to find, discover
to urge on
to throw
to wake up
to impede, hinder
convocō, convocāre
to call together
to ask
to smell
to drag
to recall, call back
rogō, rogāre
to ask
to smell
to find
to return
to laugh
ferō, ferre
to bring
to ferry
to make, do
to hit, strike
to hurry
olfaciō, olfacere
to smell
to be old
to feel
to sense
to officiate
trahō, trahere
to drag
to hand over
to trade
to bring
to spin wool
bonus, a, um
(a)
immobilis
motionless
immobile
to bark
to move
to be still
canis, canis, m/f.
(a)
vīnea, vīneae, f.
(a)
fossa, fossae, f.
(a)
vestigium, vestigiī, n.
(choose all correct answers)
track
trace
footprint
vest
clothes
cum
to
then
with
without
while
unde
from where
under
with what
with whom
how
quō instrumentō
from where
under
with what
with whom
how/in what way
quomodō
from where
under
with what
with whom
how/in what way
quōcum
from where
with whom (plural)
with what
with whom (sing)
how/in what way
quibuscum
from where
with whom (plural)
with what
with whom (sing)
how/in what way
ubi
where
with whom (plural)
how
with whom (sing)
when
quandō
where
with whom (plural)
how
with whom (sing)
when
quī/quae/quis
who
whoever
anyone
where/when
because
cūr
who
why
how
where/when
to run
which would be a correct ablative of MEANS?
togā
magnā cum īrā
cum equīs
decimā hōrā
nocte
which would be a correct ablative of MANNER?
togā
magnā cum īrā
cum equīs
decimā hōrā
nocte
which would be a correct ablative of ACCOMPANIMENT?
togā
magnā cum īrā
cum populīs
decimā hōrā
nocte
which would be a correct ablative of TIME WHEN?
togā
magnā cum īrā
cum populīs
decimā hōrā
urbibus
Translate: servum tunicā arripit.
he grabs the slave by the tunic.
the slave is grabbed by the tunic.
the slave's tunic is grabbed.
he grabs the slave's tunic.
the tunic of the slave is grabbed.
Translate: magnā cum laetitiā eum excipiunt.
they welcome him with great happiness.
they welcome her very happily.
he is welcomed with great happiness.
they are welcomed by him very happily.
great happiness welcomes him.
Translate: mediā nocte dominum excitō.
I wake up the master in the middle of the night.
I wake up the masters in the middle of the nights.
we wake up the masters in the middle of the night.
in the middle of the night the master is woken.
in the middle of the nights the master was woken.
Translate: ad tabernam cum mātre ambulās.
you are walking to the shop with your mother.
you were walking to the shops with your mother.
you are walking to the shops with your mothers.
your mother walks to the shop.
the mother is walking to the shop with herself.
latrō, latrāre
to bark
to urge on
to languish
to work
to impede, hinder
in fronte litterās inūrere
to brand
to write letters
to be in front
to work the fields
to escape
