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#0039A Pronoun F&C with Past Concepts.

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose the correct translation of 'eum'

a)

him

b)

her

c)

them

d)

to him

2.

Choose the correct translation of 'id'

a)

he

b)

she

c)

it

d)

them

3.

Choose the correct translation of eos

a)

them

b)

her

c)

him

d)

to them

4.

Choose the correct translation of eam

a)

him

b)

it

c)

her

d)

them

5.

Choose all possible translations of eius

a)

of him

b)

of them

c)

of her

d)

of it

6.

Choose the correct translation of eas

a)

her

b)

them

c)

him

d)

it

7.

Choose all possible translations of ea

a)

they

b)

them

c)

by her

d)

she

e)

to her

8.

Choose the correct translation of eae

a)

they

b)

of them

c)

to her

d)

she

9.

Choose the correct translation of earum

a)

of them

b)

to them

c)

for them

d)

them

10.

Choose all possible translations of eis

a)

of them

b)

to/for them

c)

them

d)

by them

11.

Choose all possible translations of ei

a)

to/for him

b)

to/for her

c)

to/for it

d)

them

e)

of it

12.

Choose the correct meaning of is

a)

she

b)

it

c)

he

d)

they

13.

Choose all possible meanings of eo

a)

by her

b)

by them

c)

by him

d)

by it

14.

The genitive objective expresses

a)

ownership and the genitive is the owner

b)

the noun that receives the action of a noun with a verbal idea

c)

part of a whole

15.

The genitive partitive expresses

a)

ownership and the genitive is the owner

b)

the noun that receives the action of a noun with a verbal idea

c)

part of a whole

16.

The genitive of possession expresses

a)

ownership and the genitive is the owner

b)

the noun that receives the action of a noun with a verbal idea

c)

part of a whole

17.

What are the genitive endings of the 1st declension? Choose two answers.

a)

ae

b)

arum

c)

ā

d)

is

18.

What are the genitive endings of the 2nd declension? Choose two answers.

a)

i

b)

o

c)

orum

d)

os

19.

What are the genitive endings of the 3rd declension? Choose two answers.

a)

is

b)

em

c)

um

d)

ibus

20.

Who do the roses belong to?

Puer puellae rosas videt.

a)

boy

b)

girl

c)

rose

d)

sailor

21.
The case that notes possession is the  _____ case.
a)
Nominative
b)
Genitive
c)
Dative
d)
Ablative
22.

Omnes ________________ canes amant.

a)

nostrum - partitive genitive

b)

nostri - partitive genitive

c)

nostrum - objective genitive

d)

nostri - objective genitive

23.

Multi ____________ in patriā habitant.

a)

vestrum - partitive genitive

b)

vestri - partitive genitive

c)

vestrum - objective genitive

d)

vestri - objective genitive

24.

Amorem ______________ habemus.

a)

vestrum - partitive genitive

b)

vestri - partitive genitive

c)

vestrum - objective genitive

d)

vestri - objective genitive

25.

Propter timorem ____________, hostes fugiunt.

a)

nostrum - partitive genitive

b)

nostri - partitive genitive

c)

nostrum - objective genitive

d)

nostri - objective genitive

26.

Which use of the genitive usually involves a "number" word and "part of the whole"?

a)

possessive genitive

b)

partitive genitive

c)

objective genitive

27.

Which use of the genitive usually involves a "feeling" noun that comes from a verb?

a)

possessive genitive

b)

partitive genitive

c)

objective genitive

28.

Ego id mihi do.

a)

I give it to me.

b)

It gives me to me.

c)

It gives it to me.

d)

She gives it to me.

e)

It gives her to me.

29.

Eum mihi dat.

a)

I give him to me.

b)

It gives me to me.

c)

It gives it to me.

d)

She gives him to me.

e)

It gives her to me.

30.

Tu te tibi das.

a)

You give yourself to yourself.

b)

She gives yourself to herself.

c)

We give ourselves to ourselves

d)

Y'all give y'all to y'all

e)

I give her to you.

31.

Vos vos vobis datis.

a)

You give yourself to yourself.

b)

She gives yourself to herself.

c)

We give ourselves to ourselves

d)

Y'all give y'all to y'all

e)

I give her to you.

32.

Eas nobis do.

a)

I give them to us.

b)

We give me to them.

c)

They give me to them.

d)

I give us to them.

e)

We give them to me.

33.

Me eis dant.

a)

I give them to us.

b)

We give me to them.

c)

They give me to them.

d)

I give us to them.

e)

We give them to me.

34.

Eam et eum tibi damus.

a)

We give her and him to you.

b)

She gives him to us.

c)

You give him and her to us.

d)

She gives me to you.

e)

We give you to him and her.

35.

Eam et eum nobis das.

a)

We give her and him to you.

b)

She gives him to us.

c)

You give him and her to us.

d)

She gives me to you.

e)

We give you to him and her.

36.

Nos et vos mihi et tibi do.

a)

I give us and y'all to me and you.

b)

We give me and you to us and y'all.

c)

Y'all give me and you to us and them.

d)

I give me and you to us and y'all.

e)

We give us and y'all to me and you.

37.

Me et te nobis et eis datis.

a)

I give us and y'all to me and you.

b)

We give me and you to us and y'all.

c)

Y'all give me and you to us and them.

d)

I give me and you to us and y'all.

e)

We give us and y'all to me and you.

38.

For what genders is the dative singular ending -i for third declension adjectives?

a)

Masculine

b)

Feminine

c)

Neuter

d)

All of the above

39.

For what genders is the ablative singular ending -i for third declension adjectives?

a)

Masculine

b)

Feminine

c)

Neuter

d)

All of the above

40.

For what genders is the genitive plural ending -ium for third declension adjectives?

a)

Masculine

b)

Feminine

c)

Neuter

d)

All of the above

41.

For what genders is the nominative & accusative plural ending -ia for third declension adjectives?

a)

Masculine

b)

Feminine

c)

Neuter

d)

All of the above

42.

What case(s) is this noun-adjective pair: dulci puellae?

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

43.

What case(s) is this noun-adjective pair: dulci puellā?

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

44.

What case(s) is this noun-adjective pair: dulci matre?

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

45.

What case(s) is this noun-adjective pair: omnia bella?

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

46.

What case(s) is this noun-adjective pair: omnium bellorum?

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

47.

What case(s) is this noun-adjective pair: omni mari?

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

48.

What case(s) is this noun-adjective pair: omni bonā arte?

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

49.

Identify the head verb in the following indirect statement:

"Caesar videt vos diu exspectare."

a)

Caesar

b)

videt

c)

vos

d)

diu

e)

exspectare

50.

Identify the accusative subject in the following indirect statement:

"Caesar videt vos diu exspectare."

a)

Caesar

b)

videt

c)

vos

d)

diu

e)

exspectare

51.

Identify the infinitive in the following indirect statement:

"Caesar videt vos diu exspectare."

a)

Caesar

b)

videt

c)

vos

d)

diu

e)

exspectare

52.

Identify the infinitive in the following indirect statement:

"Tertius narrat agricolam epistulam tenere."

a)

Tertius

b)

narrat

c)

agricolam

d)

epistulam

e)

tenere

53.

Identify the accusative subject in the following indirect statement:

"Tertius narrat agricolam epistulam tenere."

a)

Tertius

b)

narrat

c)

agricolam

d)

epistulam

e)

tenere

54.

Identify the head verb in the following indirect statement:

"Cogito nos ad rivum ambulare debere."

a)

cogito

b)

nos

c)

ad rivum

d)

ambulare

e)

debere

55.

Identify the head verb in the following indirect statement:

"Romulus et Remus putant lupam bonam esse."

a)

Romulus et Remus

b)

putant

c)

lupam

d)

bonam

e)

esse