WorksheetsCLC 15. relative clauses
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which is NOT a relative pronoun?
whom
whose
these
that
who
Which is a Latin relative pronoun?
ille
qui
hic
is
ipse
The antecedent is
the word the relative pronoun refers back to
the subject of a relative clause
a type of pronoun
the word before a relative clause
Which do relatives and their antecedent share?
ending
gender
number
case
How is the case of a relative pronoun determined?
use in relative clause
same as antecedent
always accusative
its gender
antecedent - the Romans worshiped Romulus who was the first king of Rome.
(a)
gender - the Romans worshiped Romulus who was the first king of Rome.
masculine
feminine
neuter
number - the Romans worshiped Romulus who was the first king of Rome.
singular
plural
case - the Romans worshiped Romulus who was the first king of Rome.
nominative
accusative
genitive
dative
ablative
Latin relative pronoun - the Romans worshiped Romulus who was the first king of Rome
(a)
The young man TO WHOM I gave the money rushed out of the Forum.
iuvenis X pecuniam dedi e Foro ruit.
(a)
The mountains through which he was making a journey were very high
montes per X iter faciebat erant altissimi
quorum
quos
quo
qui
quas
The soldiers heard the women who were yelling in the street.
milites feminas X in via clamabant audiverunt.
(a)
The boys led the old man home who was wandering in the forum
pueri senem X in foro errabat ad villam duxerunt
(a)
Slave, bring the sword with which I will be able to kill this lion.
serve, fer gladium X hunc leonem necare potero!
(a)
The man whose daughter you saw yesterday was a famous senator
vir X filiam heri vidisti erat senator clarus
(a)
The litter which the slaves were carrying was pretty
lectica X servi ferebant erat pulchra
(a)
The man about whom you were speaking is my friend.
homo de X dicebas est amicus meus
(a)
I will entrust my life to those men whose virtue you were praising
vitam mean committam eis viris X virtutes laudabas
(a)
