WorksheetsLatin II Noun Review
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
The declension of discipula, discipulae, f. is:
1st
2nd m.
3rd m/f
2nd n.
The declension of herba, herbae, f. is:
1st
3rd n.
3rd m/f
2nd m.
The declension of pluvia, pluviae, f. is:
1st
3rd m/f
3rd n.
2nd n.
The declension of capillus, capillī, m. is:
2nd m.
2nd n.
3rd m/f
3rd n.
Identify the declension of hortus, hortī, m. is:
2nd m.
1st
3rd n.
3rd m/f
Identify the declension of līberī, līberōrum, m. pl. is:
2nd m.
3rd m/f.
2nd n.
1st.
The declension of convīvium, convīviī, n. is:
2nd n.
3rd n.
2nd m.
3rd m/f
The declension of fātum, fātī, n. is:
2nd n.
3rd n.
1st
2nd m.
The declension of ferrum, ferrī, n. is:
2nd n.
2nd m.
3rd m/f.
3rd n.
The declension of cervīx, cervīcis, f. is:
3rd m/f.
1st
2nd m.
3rd n.
The declension of clāvis, clāvis, f. is:
3rd m/f
3rd n
1st
2nd n.
The declension of delphīn, delphīnis, m. is:
3rd m/f.
3rd n.
2nd m.
2nd n.
The declension of carmen, carminis, n. is:
2nd n.
3rd n.
3rd m/f.
2nd m.
The declension of faenus, faenoris, n. is:
3rd n.
3rd m/f
2nd n.
2nd m.
The declension of monīle, monīlis, n. is:
3rd n.
3rd m/f.
2nd n.
1st
Which of the following is NOT a rule for determining if a 3rd declension noun is an i-stem?
Feminine only nouns that end in "-tās" in the nom. s. and "-tātis" in the gen. s. are i-stems.
Masculine and feminine nouns that have the same form/same number of syllables in the nom. s. and gen. s. forms are i-stems.
Masculine and feminine nouns that are one syllable long in the nom. s. form--and usually end in "-s" or "-x"--and have two consonants directly before the gen. s. ending are i-stems.
Neuter nouns that end in "-al", "-ar", or "-e" are i-stems.
