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Road to Latin IV genitive practice

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
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Terentia's mansion is beautiful

vīlla Terentiae est pulchra

a)

vīlla

1.

singular nominative

b)

Terentiae

2.

singular genitive

c)

est

3.

verb

d)

pulchra

4.

"beautiful" singular nominative

2.
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The statue of the Roman woman is big.

statua fēminae Rōmānae est magna.

a)

statua

1.

singular nominative

b)

fēminae

2.

singular genitive "woman"

c)

Rōmānae

3.

singular genitive "Roman"

d)

est

4.

verb

e)

magna

5.

singular nominative "big"

3.
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The little house of the maids/workers makes the lady in charge happy.

Casa ancillārum dominam dēlectat.

a)

casa

1.

singular nominative

b)

ancillārum

2.

plural genitive

c)

dominam

3.

singular accusative

d)

dēlectat

4.

verb

4.
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The little basket is full of roses.

rosārum plēna corbula est.

a)

rosārum

1.

plural genitive

b)

plēna

2.

singular nominative "full"

c)

corbula

3.

singular nominative

d)

est

4.

verb

5.

Marcella's dress is new.

tunica ___ est nova.

a)

Marcella

b)

Marcellae

c)

Marcellam

6.

Marcella is not a farmer's daughter.

Marcella nōn est fīlia ____ .

a)

agricolae

b)

agricolās

c)

agricolārum

7.

agricolārum

(notice where the apostrophe is in the English words)

a)

farmers'

b)

farmer's

8.
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The life of a maid is not always happy.

Vīta ancillae nōn semper est laeta.

a)

vīta

1.

singular nominative noun

b)

ancillae

2.

singular genitive

c)

nōn semper

3.

"not always" (adverbs)

d)

est

4.

verb

e)

laeta

5.

singular nominative "happy" (adjective)

9.
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Marcella and Terentia have baskets full of roses.

Marcella et Terentia corbulās plēnās rosārum habent.

a)

Marcella et Terentia

1.

nominative

b)

corbulās plēnās

2.

plural accusative

c)

rosārum

3.

plural genitive

d)

habent

4.

verb

10.

Terentia and her daughter often decorate the statues of the goddesses.

Terentia et fīlia statuās ____ saepe ōrnat.

a)

dea

b)

deās

c)

deārum

d)

deam

11.

Goddess of war and wisdom

a)

Venus

b)

Juno

c)

Minerva

d)

Fortuna

12.

god of metalworkers.

a)

Bacchus

b)

Hades

c)

Ares

d)

Vulcan

13.

King of the Olympian gods.

a)

Pluto

b)

Jupiter

c)

Odin

d)

Apollo

14.

The maids love the daughters of the boss-ladies.

ancillae fīliās dominārum amant.

a)

ancillae

1.

plural nominative

b)

fīliās

2.

plural accusative

c)

dominārum

3.

plural genitive

d)

amant

4.

verb

15.
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The sailors' daughters are carrying the baskets.

portant corbulās fīliae nautārum.

a)

portant

1.

verb

"are carrying"

b)

corbulās

2.

plural accusative

c)

fīliae

3.

plural nominative

d)

nautārum

4.

plural genitive

16.

casae agricolārum fēminās dēlectant.

a)

The farmers' small houses make the women happy.

b)

The farmer's small house makes the woman happy.

17.

goddess of the hunt and of the moon

a)

Hera

b)

Diana

c)

Venus

d)

Juno

18.

god of the river in Rome

a)

Tiberinus

b)

Satyr

c)

Faunus

d)

Janus