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Worksheetsschola Rōmāna Road to Latin review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
parva est schola Rōmāna.
The Roman school is small.
The Roman school does not have a desk.
fenestrae sunt apertae.
The doors are open.
schola antīqua fenestram nōn habet.
The window is old-school.
The old school does not have a window.
The window is not old-school.
The old-school window does not make the teacher happy.
schola Rōmāna fenestram nōn habet.
The "-am" ending on fenestram shows that it is the...
do-er of the action: nominative case
receiver of the action: accusative case
verb
schola Americāna mēnsam magnam habet.
The American school is not big.
The big desk makes the American teacher happy.
The American school is big.
The American school has a big desk.
schola Americāna mēnsam magnam habet.
The "-am" ending on mēnsam magnam shows that it is the...
do-er of the action: nominative case
receiver of the action: accusative case
verb
Match the following:
nominative case ending
-a
accusative case ending
-am
verb
habet
The month of January comes from Janus (Iānus)...
god of doors.
god of war.
god of windows.
goddess of wisdom.
iānua
window in the accusative case
window in the nominative case
door in the accusative case
door in the nominative case
iānuam
window in the accusative case
window in the nominative case
door in the accusative case
door in the nominative case
fenestram
window in the nominative case
door in the nominative case
window in the accusative case
door in the accusative case
discipula
student in the nominative case
girl in the accusative case
teacher in the nominative case
teacher in the accusative case
discipulam
student in the accusative case
girl in the accusative case
student in the nominative case
teacher in the accusative case
discipula bona est.
The student is good.
The student is big.
The student is small.
She is an American student.
magistra mēnsam magnam habet.
The teacher has a big desk.
The teacher likes the old school.
The old school pleases the teacher.
dēlectat
and
makes someone happy
is
has
schola Rōmāna magistram dēlectat.
What does it mean in English?
The students do not have desks.
The chair is big.
The Roman school makes the teacher happy.
The student is looking out the window.
cūr?
Why?
desk
chair
school
cūr schola Rōmāna magistram dēlectat?
Please choose the answer to the question. You can find it in the story.
discipula mēnsam habet.
sella est magna
quod schola est aperta.
schola iānuam habet.
cūr discipula magistram dēlectat?
quod discipula est bona!
fēmina est Americāna.
iānua est clausa.
schola est parva.
