WorksheetsLFC A Ch #9 Vocabulary
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 10mins
public square
fātum, -ī
forum, -ī
frūmentum, -ī
astrum, -ī
town
oppidum, -ī
perīculum, -ī
praemium, -ī
beneficium, -ī
grain
perīculum, -ī
gaudium, -ī
collum, -ī
frūmentum, -ī
reward
fātum, -ī
praemium, -ī
astrum, -ī
collum, -ī
star
beneficium, -ī
astrum, -ī
oppidum, -ī
perīculum, -ī
joy
forum, -ī
frūmentum, -ī
gaudium, -ī
astrum, -ī
neck
forum, -ī
praemium, -ī
astrum, -ī
collum, -ī
Match the following Latin words to their translations:
fātum
fate or the fate
perīculī
of the danger
beneficiō
to/for or by/with/from the benefit
fāta
fates or the fates
benficiorum
of the benefits
Match the following Latin words to their noun jobs:
perīculīs (abl.)
Object of the preposition
beneficium (nom.)
Subject noun or predicate nominative
fātō (dat.)
Indirect object
perīcula (acc.)
Direct object or object of the preposition
beneficiī
Possessive noun adjective
What is the job of the subject noun?
The subject noun renames another noun in the sentence.
The subject noun receives the action of the verb.
The subject noun does the action in the sentence.
The subject noun is connected to the sentence by a preposition.
What is the job of the predicate nominative?
The predicate nominative renames the subject.
The predicate nominative renames the direct object.
The predicate nominative does the action of the verb.
The predicate nominative receives the action of the verb.
A predicate nominative will always appear with a/n ____
Action verb
Helping verb
Transitive verb
Linking verb
How can you identify the subject of a Latin sentence?
It will be the first noun in the sentence.
It will come before the verb in the sentence.
It will have nominative endings.
It will have accusative endings.
Match each case to its noun job in the sentence:
Nominative
Subject noun or predicate nominative
Genitive
Possessive noun adjective
Dative
Indirect object
Accusative
Direct object or object of the preposition
Ablative
Object of the preposition
