WorksheetsRelative Pronouns
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What are the gender and number of "quōs"?
Masc. Sing.
Masc. Pl.
Neut. Sing.
Neut. Pl.
What is the case of "quōs"?
Dative
Genitive
Accusative
Nominative
How do you translate "quōs" in this sentence?
leonēs, quōs turba incitavit, pugnavērunt.
Who
Whose or of whom
Which
To/for which
What is the case of "cui"?
Dative
Nominative
Accusative
Ablative
How do you translate "cui" in this sentence?
gladiator, cui senex gladium dedit, erat laetus.
whose or of whom
which
who
to/for whom
What are the gender and number of "quae" in this sentence?
puellae, quae linguam Latinam dicēbant, ē palaestrā ambulavērunt.
Fem. Sing.
Fem. Pl.
Neut. Sing.
Neut. Pl.
What is the case of "quae" in this sentence?
puellae, quae linguam Latinam dicēbant, ē palaestrā ambulavērunt.
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Accusative
How do you translate "quae" in this sentence?
puellae, quae linguam Latinam dicēbant, ē palaestrā ambulavērunt.
Which
To/for whom
Who
Whose or of whom
What is the case of "cuius?
Dat.
Acc.
Nom.
Gen.
How do you translate "cuius" in this sentence:
homo, cuius pater erat dives, villam magnam ēmit.
Whose or of whom
To/for whom
Which
Who
What is the case of "quibus"? More than one answer may be possible!
Dat.
Abl.
Nom.
Gen.
What are the gender and number of "quō"?
Fem. Sing.
Fem. Pl.
Masc. Sing.
Masc. Pl.
What is the case of "quō"?
Dat.
Abl.
Nom.
Gen.
How do you translate "quō" in this sentence?
ubi est forum in quō servī laborant?
Of which
To/for which
Who
Which
How do you translate "quibus" in this sentence?
omnēs discipulī, quibus magister librōs dedit, erant fessī.
To/for whom
Whose or of whom
Who
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