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WorksheetsStage 21 CLC
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 20mins
Identify the present participle
stabant
clamans
astrologum
contendit
Which present participle 'agrees' with this noun?
medicus
ambulantem
ambulantes
ambulans
Which present participle agrees with this noun?
puellae
portans
portantem
portantes
Which present participle agrees with this noun?
Clementem
audiens
audientem
audientes
Who is running through the town in this Latin sentence?
puellae, per urbem currentes, puerum viderunt.
The boy
The girls
The boys
The girl
Participles function as what part of speech?
Nouns
Adverbs
Verbs
Adjectives
How are perfect passive participles identified?
4th principal part of a verb
-ns or -nt- + 3rd declension endings
end in -re
1st principal part of a verb
How are perfect passive participles translated?
having been ______ed
about to ______
______ing
having ______ed
perfect passive participles use _______ declension endings
1st
2nd
3rd
1st and 2nd
1st, 2nd, and 3rd
ID the participle:
nuntii, a rege arcessiti,
rem terribilem narraverunt.
nuntii
rege
arcessiti
narraverunt
ID the participle:
nuntii, a rege arcessiti,
rem terribilem narraverunt.
active
passive
Translate the participle:
nuntii, a rege arcessiti,
rem terribilem narraverunt.
summoning
having been summoned
ID the participle:
Cephalus ei ornamenta tradidit, ex armario raptim extracta.
active
passive
architectus Rōmānus, ā mē missus, thermās maximās ibi exstrūxit.
sending
having sent
having been sent
fūr exit currēns.
present active
perfect active
perfect passive
A participle comes from a _____ and acts like an _____
verb, adjective
adjective, verb
noun, adjective
adjective, noun
dormiens
sleeping
having been slept
pugnans
fighting
having been fought
laudatus
praising
having been praised
portata
carrying
having been carried
If you see an -nt- right before the ending or -ns at the end, it is a
present active participle (PANTS)
perfect passive participle (PPP)
If you DON'T see an -nt- right before the ending or -ns at the end, it is a
present active participle (PANTS)
perfect passive participle (PPP)
rex Cogidubnus huc venit, remedium morbi petens.
King Cogidubnus comes here, with a remedy for his illness sought.
King Cogidubnus comes here, seeking a remedy for his illness.
haruspex, graviter dormiens, ebrius erat.
present active
perfect active
perfect passive
faber, ab architecto vituperatus, insolenter respondit.
present active
perfect active
perfect passive
faber, ab architecto vituperatus, insolenter respondit.
The craftsman, cursed by the architect, insolently responded.
The craftsman, cursing the architect, insolently responded.
fur, senem conspicatus, se celavit.
The thief, having caught sight of the old man, hid himself.
The thief, catching sight of an old man, hid himself.
fur, thermas ingressus, ad fontem sacrum cucurrit.
The thief, having entered the baths, ran to the sacred spring.
The thief ran to the sacred spring, entering the baths.
. Every six months, the Olympic committee held its _________ planning meeting.
biennial
biannual
perennial
annual
With his goofy demeanor, the prime minister lacked ________ among world leaders.
duress
latitude
artisan
gravitas
By passing no laws, the legislators have proven incapable of _________ new policies.
effecting
circumventing
dejecting
confiding
The pirate had lost his leg in a(n) ___________ fishing accident.
plenary
infelicitous
fortuitous
mortiferous
The death of Jimbo’s mother was a(n) ______ blow from which he couldn’t recover.
felicitous
aural
affluent
grievous
Perfect passive participles are formed from the ____ principal part of a verb.
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
