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WorksheetsStage 18 CLC
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 30mins
audacious
daring: audeo
daringness: audeo
hearing: audio
hearing specialist: auris
capital
to surrender: caput
head of a restaurant: caput
head of a ship: caput
the head of the government: caput
capitulate
to surrender: caput
head of a restaurant: caput
head of a ship: caput
the head of the government: caput
decapitate
head of something: caput
to cut off someone or something's head: caput
the knowing of something: cognosco
to surrender: caput
incognito
the ability to acquire knowledge: cognosco
to know again: cognosco
in disguise: cognosco
the knowing of something: cognosco
cognition
the ability to acquire knowledge: cognosco
an expert: cognosco
to surrender: caput
constantly the same: consisto
consistent
to be made of: consisto
constantly the same: consisto
to know again: cognosco
to surrender: caput
deity
downward movement: de
a journal: dies
a god like figure: dea
to make into a god: dea
demonstrable
able to be shown: demonstro
to show: demonstro
affectionate: demonstro
a presentation: demonstro
infringe
to break the rules of something: frango
to bring in: infero
to weaken: infirmus
to flee: fugio
manacle
the maintenance of nails: manus
handcuffs: manus
permanent: maneo
mansion: maneo
militant
make better: melior
aggressive: miles
bad: malus
morning: mane
equinox
of the night: nox
sleepwalker: nox
of horses: equus
time of equal day and night: nox
obstacle
partitioned space: pars
something blocking the way: obsto
disrespectfully treating sacred things: sacer
stubborn: obstinatus
apartment
matching part: pars
tiny piece: pars
a partitioned home in a larger building: pars
biased supporter: pars
recuse
lying down: recumbo
straight: rectus
repair: reficio
disqualify somebody: recuso
sacrilege
disrespectfully treating sacred things: sacer
dedication to something religious: con + sacer
religious ceremony: sacer
holy: sacer
consecration
disrespectfully treating sacred things: sacer
dedication to something religious: con + sacer
religious ceremony: sacer
holy: sacer
sacrament
disrespectfully treating sacred things: sacer
religious ceremony: sacer
insult something holy: sacer
holy: sacer
preside
to have control: praesidium
the asking for of something: peto
the person in charge of the government of a country: praesidium
biased supporter: pars
What is the case and number of vehicula if it is neuter?
What is the nominative plural of forum (n)?
erat multum periculum in parte urbis.
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
________ iuvenēs in forō labōrābat
magnus
magnī
magnae
magnōs
rex mercātorī ______ pecūniam dedit.
bonus
bonae
bonī
bonō
uxor _______ omnēs delectāvit.
pulchra
pulchram
pulcher
pulchrae
dominus ornātricēs ________ laudāvit.
perītae
perītās
perītōs
perītī
iter ad Britanniam erat _________.
longus
longa
longum
longam
mīlitēs corpora _______ hostium vidērunt.
mortua
mortuum
mortuōs
mortuās
mercātor plaustra ad mare dūxit.
The merchant led the cart to the sea.
The merchant led the carts to the sea.
The merchant’s cart was led to the sea.
The merchant’s carts were led to the sea.
For neuter nouns, the nominative case is always the same as the ___ case.
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
The nominative and accusative plural of neuter nouns always end in ___.
-a
-ī
-ō
-um
Salvius ___ nova īnspexit
horreum
horrea
horreīs
horreī
Form the noun-adjective pair: happy girls (feminine, plural, accusative)
laetās puellās
laetam puellam
laetīs puellīs
laetum puerum
