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WorksheetsRTL III Vīlla Rōmāna review
Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 39mins
nōnne vīlla est magna?
vīlla casās parvās habet.
vīlla est Rōmāna.
vīlla est magna.
vīllae sunt pulchrae
estne vīlla Rōmāna?
vīlla Rōmāna est Cornēliāna.
vīlla nōn est Rōmāna. vīlla est Americāna.
nōnne est vīlla Rōmāna?
vīlla est magna et pulchra.
vīlla Rōmāna ____ ____ habet. (Choose the accusative plural case.)
casa parva
casae parvae
casās parvās
-ne
added to the first word makes a yes or no question.
turns the sentence into a question that expects a "yes" answer.
turns the sentence into a question that expects a "no" answer.
nōnne
added to the first word makes a yes or no question.
turns the sentence into a question that expects a "yes" answer.
turns the sentence into a question that expects a "no" answer.
True or False? Latin has specific words for "yes" and "no."
True. -ne means "yes" and nōnne means "no."
False. You answer with a relevant word or sentence.
estne fēmina Rōmāna?
vīlla est Americāna.
fēmina est Rōmāna.
fēmina est Americāna.
vīlla est Rōmāna.
estne vīlla Rōmāna?
vīlla est Rōmāna.
vīlla est parva.
nōnne est vīlla Rōmāna.
vīlla
casa
schola
magna
casa
singular nominative
plural nominative
singular accusative
plural accusative
casam
singular nominative
plural nominative
singular accusative
plural accusative
casae
singular nominative
plural nominative
singular accusative
plural accusative
casās
singular nominative
plural nominative
singular accusative
plural accusative
casās domina habet.
(Notice the cases!)
The little houses have a lady in charge.
The lady in charge has the little houses.
The lady dominates the houses.
The houses dominate the land.
fīliam domina amat.
The daughter loves the lady.
The lady in charge loves her daughter.
The house makes the girl happy.
The teacher cares about the student.
A wife and mother in charge of an ancient Roman house and family.
vīlla
domina
nōmen
fīlia
fīliam domina amat.
The accusative case (-am) is the .....
do-er of the action.
receiver of the action.
action.
estne Cornēlia discipula bona?
Iulia est puella.
Cornēlia discipula bona est.
Cornēlia discipula bona nōn est.
Iulia discipulam Americānam habet.
Isn't Venus beautiful?
nōnne Venus pulchra est?
estne Venus nauta?
num Venus discipula est.
How would you ask this question in Latin:
Is the Coliseum big?
nōnne Colosseum parva est?
Colosseum magna est.
estne Colosseum magna?
The Roman mansion has many small houses.
Vīlla Rōmāna ____ _____ habet.
multās casās
multa casa
multam casam
multae casae
The lady in charge has daughters.
____ domina habet.
fīliae
vīllae
fīliās
fīliam
The lady in charge has many daughters.
multās fīliās _____ habet.
(The lady in charge is doing the action, therefore she is in the nominative case. There is one of her, therefore she is singular. So what ending do you need?)
domina
dominae
dominam
dominās
"The lady in charge has a maid."
In this sentence, who is the do-er of the action? That person would be in the nominative case.
The lady in charge
a maid
has
"The lady in charge has a maid."
In this sentence, who is the receiver of the action? That person would be in the accusative case.
The lady in charge
a maid
has
quid est?
columna
sella
mēnsa
iānua
"The lady in charge has a maid."
(Look at the cases, not the word order!)
habetne ancilla dominam?
ancilla dominam habet.
ancillam domina habet.
How would you say this question in Latin:
"Does the lady in charge have a maid?"
habetne ancillam domina?
num ancilla dominam habet?
estne ancilla domina?
labōratne agricola?
agricola labōrat.
agricolae labōrant.
domina vīllam habet.
ancillae nōn labōrant.
quis est?
nauta
agricola
magistra
ancilla
"The boy has both a cat and a dog."
puer __ fēlem __ canem habet.
et...et
neque...neque
est...est
an...an
puer et fēlem et canem habet.
"The boy has ___ a cat ___ a dog."
both...and
neither...nor
either...or
big...small
et
is
and
either
or
amatne fīliam domina?
certē, domina fīliam amat.
fīlia dominum nōn amat.
puella dominam nōn habet.
magistra discipulam habet.
"The woman has a little daughter." Type in the proper case ending (two letters only).
fēmina fīli__ parv__ habet.
(a)
terra
land
mansion
woman in charge
maid
num labōrat ancilla?
ancilla casam habet.
ancilla nōn labōrat.
ancilla labōratne.
casa ancillam habet.
casae sunt parv (a) (Type the proper case ending: two letters)
nōnne canis est fērōx?
estne canem fērōx.
certē, canis est fērōx.
canem fēlēs habet.
suntne canēs fērōcēs.
scholae sunt apert___
-a
-ae
Cornēlia et Secunda ______ puellae.
est
sunt
sell___ est parva
-a
-ae
sella nōn _____ magna.
est
sunt
iānu___ sunt claus___
-a
-ae
fenestrae _____ apertae.
est
sunt
puella discipula bona _____.
est
sunt
discipulae bonae _____.
est
sunt
Cornēlia et Secunda...
fīlia est.
fīliae sunt.
Secunda...
fīlia est.
fīliae sunt.
fēmina est Rōmān___.
-a
-ae
fēminae sunt Rōmān___.
-a
-ae
domina est pulchr___.
-a
-ae
domin___ pulchr___ sunt.
-a
-ae
dominae pulchrae _____.
est
sunt
vīlla magn___ est.
-a
-ae
vīllae magn___ sunt.
-a
-ae
vīlla magna est.
vīllae magnae sunt.
iānua est aperta.
fenestra est clausa.
fēminae sunt Rōmānae.
fēmina est Rōmāna.
puella est fīlia.
puellae sunt fīliae.
casa est parva.
casae sunt parvae.
quōmodo dīcitur Latīnē "the window is open." Please keep the same syntax (word order) in the Latin. Do not add a period.
(a)
quōmodo dīcitur Latīnē, "the students are good." Please put the verb last in the sentence. Do not use a period.
(a)
quōmodo dīcitur Latīnē "the chairs are small but the classroom (school) is large." Do not use a period. You may vary the word order slightly: start with the noun in each clause; the verb may be in the middle or at the end of each clause.
(a)
fūfae!
domina
fīlia
amat
domina ____ habet.
vīlla
vīllam
vīllae
vīlla Rōmāna ____ ____ habet.
multae columnae
multās columnās
multa columna
ancillae labōrant.
ancilla labōrat.
puella amat.
"The boss-lady loves her daughters."
_____ fīliās amat.
domina
dominam
dominae
singular and nominative
domina
dominam
dominae
dominās
singular and accusative
domina
dominam
dominae
dominās
plural and nominative
domina
dominam
dominae
dominās
plural and accusative
domina
dominam
dominae
dominās
_____ aquam amat.
nauta
nautam
nautās
"The boss-lady loves her daughters."
domina _____ amat.
fīlia
fīliae
fīliās
agricolae ____ amant.
terra
terram
terrae
aquae
_____ terram amant.
agricola
agricolam
agricolae
agricolae terram _____.
amat
sunt
est
amant
nauta aquam _____.
amat
stant
amant
nōnne fenestra est aperta?
fūfae, puella nōn est pulchra.
certē, fenestra est aperta.
minimē, fenestra est clausa.
quid vīlla Romāna habet?
vīlla Romāna iānuam clausam habet.
vīlla Romāna multam terram habet.
vīlla Romāna mēnsam magnam habet.
How would you say, "Isn't the girl beautiful?
nōnne puella est pulchra?
num puella nōn est pulchra?
estne puella stulta canis?
Tullia has many maids.
Tullia _____ _____ habet.
multās ancillās
magnam ancillam
parvam ancillam
habetne Tullia fīliās?
Tullia fīlia habet.
Tullia fīliās habet.
Tullia fīliam habet.
