WorksheetsSuburani Ch1-10 case review
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 34mins
What case is used for the subject of a sentence?
nominative
accusative
plural
third person
What case is used for the direct object of a verb?
nominative
accusative
singular
masculine
Giscō et Indus in .......... popīnā sedēbant.
parvō
parvā
parvīs
Druidēs dē contrōversiīs .......... cōnstituērunt.
difficilibus
difficilēs
difficilis
.......... līberī deae vōta dedērunt.
omnēs
omnī
omnibus
ego Lūcīliō epistulam .......... mīsī.
brevis
breve
brevem
praemia amīcīs .......... dabāmus.
fidēlis
fidēlēs
fidēlibus
cōtīdiē tū cum .......... frātribus labōrābās.
laetus
laetīs
laetōs
Rōmānī (good) pācem habēre cupiēbant.
bonam
bonus
bonō
bonīs
(many) annōs mīlitēs nostrās thermās aedificābant.
multus
multās
multōs
multīs
dominus deae dona obtulit. Is deae singular or plural?
amicae non persuasi. Which is the best translation of this sentence?
difficile est mihi intellegere. Which is the best translation of this sentence?
nuntius senatori epistulam tradidit. Which is the best translation of this sentence?
milites veteranis magnum clamorem tollebant. Which is the best translation of this sentence?
dē cellā
ablative, when
ablative, where
ablative, with whom/what
ablative, from
primā horā
ablative, when
ablative, where
ablative, with whom/what
ablative, from
cum liberis
ablative, when
ablative, where
ablative, with whom/what
ablative, from
in cellā
ablative, when
ablative, where
ablative, with whom/what
ablative, from
cum muribus
ablative, when
ablative, where
ablative, with whom/what
ablative, from
ad cellam
ablative, when
ablative, where
accusative, not ablative
ablative, from
pro popinā
nominative, not ablative
ablative, where
accusative, not ablative
ablative, from
in periculō
ablative, when
ablative, where
accusative, not ablative
ablative, from
Which is NOT ablative?
columbae
mure
cellā
periculō
ablative
singular
ponte
accusative
plural
oppida
accusative
singular
oppidum
nominative
plural
umbrae
dative
plural
civibus
The brave puella runs.
fortis
fortem
forte
I run with a brave puellā
fortis
forte
forti
The proud mothers give the brave puellis gifts.
fortis
fortibus
fortes
I saw a brave puellam
fortis
fortem
forti
Do you see the brave puellam?
fortis
fortem
fortium
an adjective agrees with a noun in:
number, gender, case
tense, gender, ending
ending
nothing
The ENDINGS of the noun and adjective agree.
Always
Sometimes
Never
The brave puellae like big dogs.
fortis
fortes
fortium
The brave puella sits in the pub.
fortis
fortem
fortes
Come here, brave puella!
fortis
fortem
forte
