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WorksheetsSuburani Review Ch 1-8
Total questions: 124
Worksheet time: 1hrs 4mins
What is a SUBJECT?
A noun that does the action (verb)
A noun that receives the action (verb)
A noun that comes first in a Latin sentence
An action
When should a noun be in NOMINATIVE case?
When it is an object
When it is an action
When it is a subject
When it is first in a sentence
What is an OBJECT?
A noun that does the action (verb)
A noun that receives the action (verb)
A noun that comes first in a sentence
An action
When should a noun be in ACCUSATIVE case?
When it is an object
When it is an action
When it is a subject
When it is first in a sentence
Which is the subject, Celer or Celerem?
Celer
Celerem
What is the object, equus or equum?
equus
equum
Which is the object, turba or turbam?
turba
turbam
Which is the subject, filius or filium?
filius
filium
Word order is very flexible in Latin, but what pattern is "normal" for Latin sentences?
S-V-O
V-S-O
V-O-S
S-O-V
Which has the words arranged in normal Latin word order (S-O-V)?
Catia arcum videt.
Videt Catia arcum.
Videt arcum Catia.
Catia videt arcum.
Which has the words arranged in normal English word order (S-V-O)?
Catia arcum videt.
Videt Catia arcum.
Videt arcum Catia.
Catia videt arcum.
Which has the words arranged in normal Latin word order (S-O-V)?
Tu habes amicum!
Habes tu amicum!
Amicum tu habes!
Tu amicum habes!
Which has the words arranged in normal English word order (S-V-O)?
Tu amicum habes!
Tu habes amicum!
Habes tu amicum!
Amicum tu habes!
What is an infinitive?
Kind of noun
Kind of verb
Kind of adjective
Kind of conjunction
How do you recognize an infinitive in Latin?
any verb
any verb ending in -re
any verb ending in -o
any noun ending in -re
How do you translate an infinitive into English?
to verb
I noun
verbing
noun
Where is the infinitive in this sentence:
Ego laborare tempto.
ego
laborare
tempto
How do you translate the infinitive laborare?
work
I work
working
to work
What is the infinitive in this sentence:
Manius aquam bibere venit.
Manius
aquam
bibere
venit
How do you translate the infinitive bibere?
beverage
drink
to drink
drinking
What conjugation is laboro, laborare?
1
2
3
4
What conjugation is bibo, bibere?
1
2
3
4
What conjugation is video, vidēre?
1
2
3
4
What conjugation is dormio, dormire?
1
2
3
4
Sabina _________ in popina.
est
sunt
matrona ____________ laeta.
est
sunt
matronae __________ laetae.
est
sunt
equus _________ in via.
est
sunt
multi equi ______________ in via.
est
sunt
Sabina et amica __________ in Circo.
est
sunt
Gisco ----- videt.
canem
canis
I don't have the money
pecuniam non habeo
ego non pecunia habeo
non habet pecunia
pecunia non est
quid tu dicis?
who are you?
what are you saying?
why are you speaking?
are you speaking to me?
Rufina amicum vocat.
Rufina sees a friend
Rufina calls a friend
A friend calls Rufina
Rufina is a friend
Faustus cum servo ambulat.
The slave walks with Faustus
The slave and Faustus are walking
Faustus is walking with a slave
the walking slave is with Faustus
per urbem Sabina ambulat
Sabina walks through the city
Sabina is walking in the city
Sabina walks in front of the city
Sabina is walking the city
mercator cibum vendit
The merchant sells food
The merchant has food
The merchant sees food
The merchant eats food
amicum Faustus salutat
Faustus greets a friend
the friend greets Faustus
The friend sees Faustus
Faustus has a friend
mus in cella habitat
the mouse is in the room
the room has a mouse
in the room lives a mouse
mice have rooms
Gisco holds the baby. What's the direct object?
Gisco
the baby
The pauper curses the dog. What's the direct object?
the dog
the pauper
I have a room. What's the direct object?
I am
the room
Servus canem vocat.
A slave calls the dog.
A dog calls the slave.
Cellam habeo.
I have money
I have food.
I have a room.
I have a son.
Servus Gisconem ad Surburam ducit.
A slave takes Gisco to the Subura.
A slave and Gisco go to the Subura.
Gisco takes a slave to the Subura.
servum Rufina videt.
The slave sees Rufina.
Rufina sees the slave.
does nominative case DO the action or GET the action?
nominative case DOES the action
nominative case GETS the action
who does an action if the verb ends in -s?
I
you
he/she/it
they
who does an action if a verb ends in -t
I
you
he/she/it
they
who does an action if the verb ends in -o/m
I
you
he/she/it
they
what will the verb end in if 'puella' is doing the action?
t
nt
what will the verb end in if 'feminae' is doing the action?
t
nt
what will the verb end in if 'urbs' is doing the action?
t
nt
what does 'e' mean?
out of
with
after
at the house of
what does 'per' mean?
through
near
after
in front of
what does 'in' followed by a word in the ablative case mean?
in/on
into/onto
what does 'in' followed by a word in the accusative case mean?
in/on
into/onto
what does 'cum' mean?
with
from
through
near
what does 'apud' mean?
at the house of
towards
from
out of
which of the following does NOT go with a word in the ablative case?
in
ex
de
apud
which of the following does NOT go with a word in the ablative case?
a
cum
pro
prope
which of the following does NOT go with a word in the accusative case?
post
prope
per
cum
which of the following does NOT go with a word in the accusative case?
ad
apud
post
pro
The master was writing:
dominus scribit
dominus scribebat
domini scribebant
domini scribunt
Malum virum spectabamus.
We were watching
We will watch
We are watching
We have watched
Portabamus gladios.
We were carrying
We were being carried
We carry
We are being carried
They are working:
laborabant
laborat
laborant
laboraverunt
They were living:
habitant
habitabat
habitavit
habitabant
The Accusative Case is used for...
the subject (Actor/Do-er)
the direct object (thing being verbed)
to show the action happening
to tell how something is done
What declension in senex in?
1
2
3
What case is ancilla in?
nominative
accusative
What declension in senex in?
1
2
3
The verb agrees (goes with) what part of the sentence?
the noun
the direct object
the subject
?! what !?
What does number tell you about a verb?
what they do
how many are doing the action
who is doing the action
123456789
What does person tell you about a verb?
what they do
how many are doing the action
who is doing the action
I don't know, but it sure sounds cool.
Choose the SINGULAR endings
a - t
ae - nt
us/r - t
i - nt
primā horā
ablative, when
ablative, where
ablative, with whom/what
ablative, from
primā horā
ablative, when
ablative, where
ablative, with whom/what
ablative, from
dē cellā
ablative, when
ablative, where
ablative, with whom/what
ablative, from
cum liberis
ablative, when
ablative, where
ablative, with whom/what
ablative, from
in cellā
ablative, when
ablative, where
ablative, with whom/what
ablative, from
cum muribus
ablative, when
ablative, where
ablative, with whom/what
ablative, from
ad cellam
ablative, when
ablative, where
accusative, not ablative
ablative, from
pro popinā
nominative, not ablative
ablative, where
accusative, not ablative
ablative, from
in periculō
ablative, when
ablative, where
accusative, not ablative
ablative, from
choose the ablative
popina
popinā
popinam
popinas
choose the ablative
Faustō
Faustum
Faustus
Fausti
choose the ablative
mus
murem
mures
muribus
Which is NOT ablative?
columbae
mure
cellā
periculō
Which are ablative?
am, as
a, ae
ā, is
none of them
Which are ablative?
ō, is
us, i
um, os
none of them
Which are ablative?
?!, es
em, es
e. ibus
none of them
How do you identify the case of a noun?
magic
good guess
mathematical formula
ending
Catia in popina ----- videt.
Gisco
Gisconem
Gisconis
Giscum
they are running
sunt currunt
currunt
currit
current sunt
we have praised
laudamus
laudabamus
laudavimus
parisabamus
they used to be
erant
erabant
sumbant
fubant
The master was writing:
dominus scribit
dominus scribebat
domini scribebant
domini scribunt
Portabamus gladios.
We were carrying
We were being carried
We carry
We are being carried
They are working:
laborabant
laborat
laborant
laboraverunt
Tenebamus gladios.
We were holding
We were being held
We hold
We are being held
amo =
I love
You (s) love
He/she loves
We love
Sabina per urbem festinat. Define the underlined word.
Manius est prope fontem. Define the underlined word.
apud
at the house of, among
after
in front of
with
by, from
post
at the house of, among
after
in front of
with
by, from
nolle
refuse
give
owe
sell
timere
to frighten
to fear
to owe
to reply
What is the accusative singular of nomen, nominis, n, name
(a)
What is the PRESENT stem of pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, to fight?
(a)
What is the PERFECT stem of pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, to fight?
(a)
What is the imperfect tense sign?
(a)
Fill in the missing form:
i, isti, it
imus, ????, erunt
(a)
agitis
y'all do
egit
she did
ago
I do
agebant
they were doing
egerunt
they did
The Latin word for him is (a) and the Latin word for her is (b) .
Match the following
they wore
gesserunt
they wear
gerunt
he wears
gerit
he wore
gessit
to wear
gerere
The perfect tense shows ________ action in the ________.
completed, past
incomplete, past
