WorksheetsSuburani Ch 9: fuga ex oppido Londinio
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 28mins
Rufina asks a question
Indus sees Catia and Gisco
the bridge falls
Indus swims across the river
they travel at night
Quis dixit "pontem contra hostes defendebam"
Rufina
Indus
Gisco
Catia
Quis dixit "quomodo ab oppido effugistis?"
Rufina
Indus
Gisco
Catia
Quis dixit "per turbam vix videre poteramus"
Rufina
Indus
Catia
Gisco
noctem (l.15)
acc sing
oppido (l.2)
abl sing
hostes (l.7)
nom pl
ponti (l.7)
dat sing
arma (l.11)
acc pl
Give the correct form of flumen, fluminis, n to complete this sentence:
in ?????? Indus saluit.
(a)
Give the correct form of amicus, amici, m to complete this sentence:
omnes ????? Indus salutavit.
(a)
in ripā is an ablative of:
time when
place where
place from
with whom/what
Which sentence does NOT contain a dative?
Rufinae respondit Indus
nullum auxilium mihi
difficile erat nobis iter facere
tela vitavi quod sub aqua natabam
Which word is NOT an adverb?
tamen
mox
quod
ubique
3rd person singlar, imperfect
erat
1st person plual, perfect
audivimus
3rd person plural, imperfect
iaciebant
3rd person singular, perfect
decidit
1st person singular, perfect
conspexi
Match the following verbs to their subject
Rufina (line 1)
rogavit
pons (line 9)
decidit
Indus (line 13)
natabam
hostes (line12)
iaciebant
Catia et Gisco (line 8)
saluimus
erat silentium
It was silent
He was silent
They were silent
Be silent
The dative case is used for (a) which descibe (b) whom the action occurs.
Match the word to it's case & number
Gisco
nom, sing
Gisconem
acc, sing
Gisconi
Dat , sing
Giscone
abl, sing
Choose THREE prepositions which take/are follwed by the ACCUSATIVE case
contra
trans
sub
per
ab
‘pontem et Indum per turbam vix vidēre poterāmus’ inquit Catia. ‘frūstrā pontī appropinquāre temptābāmus. multī hostēs nōs in rīpā opprimēbant. tandem in flūmen saluimus. deinde ingentem fragōrem audīvimus. pōns dēcidit.’
How many infinitives are in the passage?
(a)
Who is speaking?
Indus
Catia
Faustus
Gisco
What are they trying to approach?
the bridge
the city
the army
the shore
What was preventing them from escape?
the enemies
the bridge
the fire
the town
What happened to the bridge?
it fell
it burned
it survived
What is the difference between the verb opprimēbant and the verb saluimus?
How does this make a difference?
posteā difficile erat nōbīs iter facere, quod hostēs ubīque erant. per diem dormiēbāmus, per noctem iter faciēbāmus. tandem ad exercitum Rōmānum advēnimus.
Which is a predicate nominative?
difficile
iter
hostes
tandem
Which is an adverb?
per
ubique
nobis
ad
copy the perfect tense verb
(a)
Which is dative?
difficile
iter
nobis
hostes
