WorksheetsLatin Future Indicative Active - 1st and 2nd conjugation
Total questions: 57
Worksheet time: 30mins
"I will sing," means...
cantābō
cantabāō
cantābimō
cantinō
Which one is correct? All future forms of the first conjugation contain...
the pattern of letters ōbi
the pattern of letters ābi
the pattern of letters āb
the pattern of letters bi
"You all will kiss"... means
basiāmus
basiābimus
basiābitis
basiābunt
What does "vetābō" mean?
I will be a pet doctor.
I will permit.
I will forbid.
We will melt.
Imagine you are Harry Potter, Hermione, or Ron. Professor Flitwick gave you a mission to find find a spell that sticks an enemy to the wall. What might the spell sound like?
glutināre
glutinābis
glutinābunt
gemināre
What does "vagābimus" mean?
We are wandering.
We are rubbing.
You are trying.
You are playing.
Imagine you are Cacophonix (from Asterix and Obelix). You want to assure everyone, in Latin, that you won't be singing a ballad. What do you say?
nōn cantābibus
nōn cantābo
nōn clamābo
nōn cantāta
What are correct options (more than one) to complete this sentence?
Tu nōn...
delēbis.
flēbunt.
pallēbitis.
livēbis.
olēbitis.
Tara is making a cocoa for Mommy and herself. She accidentally burns it. So she announces that it will smell - in Latin. What does she say?
olēbo
olēbit
olēbitis
olēbimus
olēbunt
Caesar, just after he lost Rome to Asterix and Obelix, says: "You will be well, Rome." As always, he speaks Latin. Choose the sentence he uses.
Salvēbunt, Roma
Refovēbis, Roma
Salvēbis, Roma
What is the 1st person plural future indicative active of "olēre"?
olēbimus
obēbilismus
olēmus
Boss Baby is about to destroy a tower he has built, so as to pretend that he is in fact a baby. Tom wants to say "He will destroy" in Latin. What does he say?
abolēbit
abolit
abulēbis
gulēbo
What is the 3rd person plural future indicative active of "flere"?
flēbimus
flēbiunt
flēbitis
flēbunt
Harry Potter must pass a secret passage. To pass, he must say what the 3rd person plural future indicative active of "putāre" is. Which word allows him to pass?
putābitis
putāunt
putābunt
putunt
In Latin, to be calm or quiet means "quietāre". What can "quietābit" mean? (more than one)
she will be calm
he will calm you down
he will be quiet
I will be calm
To get up to Rapunzel's tower, Rapunzel says a word and Flynn Rider has to say the Latin form so that she knows who it is. This time, Rapunzel says "we will wander". What does Flynn Rider need to respond?
vagāre
vagābimus
vaāberum
vagābitis
vagābemus
Which is the correct 2nd person singular future indicative active of "vidēre"?
vidēs
vidēbis
vidēbes
vidērebis
How do you say "You will roam" in Latin?
vandātibis
vagātis
vandābitis
vagābitis
Imagine you are Hermione Granger and you want to make Malfoy drink a yucky juice. What might your spell be?
darbit
potāribit
potābit
basiāribit
What is the correct 1st person plural future indicative active of "lacrimāre"?
lacrimābimus
lacrimābus
lacrimārimus
lacrimābitis
Snape is annoyed by his chatting students. With which spell does he silence them?
silencibus
quiētismus
stillimus
tacēbitis
Someone is farting. Someone else, a perfect Latin student, wants to apprise the others that it will smell soon, in Latin. What do they say?
olēbit!
stinkibit!
olēreibit!
smellēbit
In Goethe's poem "the Sorcerer's Apprentice", the broom the apprentice has conjured up to bring water keeps duplicating so that more and more of them come into existence and keep bringing water until things overflow. What could be a spell he could use to keep the brooms where they are?
manēbitis
manēritis
manētis
manēbitiris
Asterix and the other gauls in his village plan to attack one of the surrounding Roman encampments the next day. They are sure that the Romans will be afraid and they will weep. So they say:
salvēbunt
gaudēbunt
tacēbunt
flēbunt
valēbunt
In the future indicative active, two forms lack the infix 'bi'. Which ones?
2nd person sing. & 3rd person sing.
1st person sing. & 1st person plur.
1st person sing. & 3rd person plur.
1st person plur. & 2nd person plur.
What will Garfield never say about himself?
absorbēbo
manēbo
sedēbo
macēbo
How do you say: "We will have...?"
habēmus
habēbimus
habīmus
habībimus
Caesar famously said "veni, vidi, vici", which means: "I came, I saw, I won." What could he have said before he started the war?
"veniam, ...vincam"
vidēbibo
vidēbo
vidēribus
vidēribit
If Fernando Sir, the ballet teacher, could speak Latin, what would he ask his girls in his class to do?
saltātis
saltābitis
dancībitis
tanzātitis
Bibi Blocksberg, the litte witch, is angry with the Buergermeister (the mayor) because he doesn't want to spend money on a new playground. Bibi wants to turn him into a donkey. How could her spell end?
"Ene mene Eselit
Buergermeister..."
mentābit
lavābit
mutābit
mutarābit
The ??? are on a mission and find a hint next to several pieces of broken china - a piece of paper. Here's what's written on it: "unificābimus." What might the boys need to do?
put the pieces together
clean up the mess
bring the pieces to the university
find a unicorn
How do you say "I will sing" in Latin?
cantībo
cantāribo
cantrāribo
cantābo
Alice in Wonderland finds a bottle places next to a tiny door. Attached to the bottle is a little paper which reads: "potābis". What does Alice have to do?
pour out the bottle
drink it
put the bottle near the cat Abis
carry the bottle to the door
What does "radiābunt" mean?
they will beam
they will colour
it will sound
you will speak
In Swan Lake, Odette and Prince Sigfried are about to kiss. Tara, who knows the story, wants to tell her Latin friends that they will kiss. What should she say?
basiābiunt
basiābunt
basiunt
Before Luna was born, the doctor said to her parents that she will dance and jump. Had he said it in Latin, what would he have said?
saltat
saltābit
saltābiat
saltābitat
In a famous ballet piece, a girl receives a bouquet of flowers in which a snake is hidden. The snake bites her and she dies. How do you say: "It will kill" in Latin?
necas
necābicas
necābas
necābit
Says the ballet teacher to the class: We will duplicate the sequence. How does he say it in Latin?
geminābimus
geminābus
gemināmus
gemināmibus
What is the right sequence of the conjugation of "vetāre" in the Future indicative active?
vetābo, vetābit, vetābis, vetābimus, vetābitis, vetābunt
vetābit, vetābo, vetābitis, vetābimus, vetābis, vetābunt
vetābo, vetābis, vetābit, vetābimus, vetābitis, vetābunt
In the middle of a horror movie, a kid gets scared. The mother is trying to calms her down. A fellow movie-watcher tells her friend (who is getting annoyed at that noise and wonders why on Earth a kid is watching a horror movie anyway), that she will calm. She says it in Latin, so what does she say?
quiētābit
quiētibit
quiētat
quiētabut
In a casino, somebody is about to lose money. How do you say "he will owe"?
debēbit
debit
debēbimus
debēbet
"imminēre" is the Latin infinitive of "to threaten". What does "You all will threaten" mean in Latin?
imminēbet
imminēbitis
imminābitis
imminēbitās
What is the right form of "implēre" if you want the 3rd person plural, future indicative active?
implēribus
implēribunt
implērunt
none of the others
What is "to see" in the 2nd person plural future indicative active?
vidēbitimus
vidēbitis
viedēbitus
vidēbētis
What can "olebit" mean? (more than one correct answer)
you will smell
she will smell
he will smell
you all will smell
I want to say "I will call Luna" in Latin. What do I say?
advocābis Lunam
advocāre Lunam
advocābo Lunam
Lunam advocomus
"demonstrābis." What does that mean?
I will demonstrate
You will demonstrate
You all will demonstrate
We will demonstrate
"fricābimus" means...
you will rub
we will rub
it will rub
Brutus is in a pub and says "necābimus". Soon, he and his friends make good on his plan. What did he say?
we will kill
you will write
we will drink
we will sleep
Leonardo da Vinci wants to draw a portrait, but doesn't know what to draw. He says "putābo". What will he do?
he will carry something
he will think about things
he will draw something
he will talk to someone
Says a well-educated germ to another: "We'll double". What does he say?
genimābimus
geminābouto
geminābitis
gemināmibimus
I say "horrēbis" to you. What did I say?
we will dread
we will end
you will dread
you will end
The Roman legionnaires say "latēbimus" and "latēbo" what are the two correct translations?
we will lurk
we will clap
I will lurk
I will clap
you will clap
I say "pallebo" to you. I wanted to say that you will pale, so I made a mistake? What could I have said instead?
pallēbis
pallēbit
pallēbitis
pallēbunt
Luna makes a mess in the bathroom. Tara, anticipating it, says: "it will be wet." What does she say?
umēre
umēbit
umēbo
umēbimus
I say: "vidēbo". What will I do?
I will dream
I will look
I will pray
I will sing
Donita Donata is fascinated by a shining monkey. She says: "nitēbis". What is she saying?
you will glitter
you will play
you will read
you will sleep
