WorksheetsNarcissus Passage Review
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 13mins
Narcissus erat pulcher puer.
What is the specific tense of erat?
(a)
Multae puellae eum amābant; nūllam ex eīs ille amābat.
What is the subject of amabat?
(a)
Is sē sōlum dīligēbat et in silvīs vīvēbat.
What is se referring to?
(a)
Nympha Ēchō Narcissum diū amāverat, sed suum amōrem eī numquam dīcere potuerat: sōlum verbum ultimum rederre poterat.
What specific tense is amaverat?
(a)
Sī Narcissus vocāvit, “Tū es hīc?”, Ēchō vocāvit, “Hīc!” Sī is dīxit “Ubi es? Venī!”, ea dīxit “Venī!”
What specific tense is vocavit?
(a)
Sed Narcissus ad eam nōn vēnit, et Ēchō nōn diū vīxit.
What does eam mean?
(a)
Amīsit corpus tōtum; vōcem eius nunc audīmus.
Who is the subject of amīsit?
(a)
Intereā Narcissus suam imāginem in stagnō vīdit et oculōs suōs āmovēre nōn poterat.
What tense is poterat? (From possum, posse, potuī)
imperfect
pluperfect
perfect
Magnō amōre superābātur.
Describe superābātur.
3rd, plural, imperfect, active
3rd, singular, imperfect, active
3rd, singular, imperfect, passive
3rd, singular, future, passive
Tempus fūgit; illum locum remānsit Narcissus.
What is the subject of remānsit?
(a)
Amīci eius eum invenīre nōn poterant.
What two words in this sentence come from the same word? (put a space between the words in your answer)
(a)
Ante stagnum, ubi is fuerat, nunc erat pulcher flōs.
What is fuerat from?
