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WorksheetsNLE midterm prep
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 12mins
Canem tēcum ambulantem per viam vīdī.
with you
from you
by you
because of you
Cornēlia validior frātre erat.
her brother
for her brother
with her brother
than her brother
Dīcite, līberī, magistrae nōmina vestra!
by the teacher
of the teachers
to the teacher
with the teachers
Arachnē bene texendō deam superāre voluit.
to be woven
by weaving
to weave
of weaving
Viātor duōs diēs iter facit.
after two days
before two days
within two days
for two days
Match the following
Canem tēcum ambulantem per viam vīdī
ablative accompaniment, 2022 intermediate
Dīcite, līberī, magistrae nōmina vestra!
dative indirect object, 2020 intermediate
Cornēlia validior frātre erat.
ablative comparison, 2021 intermediate
Arachnē bene texendō deam superāre voluit.
gerund, 2020 prose
Viātor duōs diēs iter facit.
accusative extent of time, 2019 intermediate
Nōlīte currere, _____, in viīs!
discipulus
discipule
discipulī
discipulīs
Narcissus sē in aquā diūtissimē spectābat.
himself
their
his
themselves
Nōs dōnum magnō cum gaudiō accēpimus.
of great joy
great joy
with great joy
for great joy
Sulpicia amīcās ad cēnam epistulā invītāvit.
with a letter
for a letter
about the letter
of the letter
Magnus ventus impedīmentō nāvigandō erat.
was a hindrance for sailing
had to be sailed with difficulty
will have impeded the sailing
by sailing through impediments
Nōlīte currere, _____, in viīs!
vocative direct address, 2019 intermediate
Narcissus sē in aquā diūtissimē spectābat.
reflexive pronoun, 2018 intermediate
Nōs dōnum magnō cum gaudiō accēpimus.
ablative of manner, 2022 Beginning Latin
Sulpicia amīcās ad cēnam epistulā invītāvit.
ablative of means, 2022 Beginning Latin
Magnus ventus impedīmentō nāvigandō erat.
double dative, 2020 Latin III
Quattuor līberī Līviae sunt.
Livia needs four children.
Livia wants four children.
Livia teaches four children.
Livia has four children.
Pāx nōbīs quaerenda est.
of us
toward us
against us
by us
In mūsēō erant multae statuae Herculis, virī magnae fortitūdinis.
with great strength
a strong man
whose strength was great
a man of great strength
Quis nostrum dē rēge ventōrum nōn audīvit?
of us
to us
us
our
Viātōrēs, ad portum regressī, in nāvem cōnscendunt.
about to return
to return
having returned
must return
Quattuor līberī Līviae sunt.
dative of possession, 2019 Latin III
Pāx nōbīs quaerenda est.
dative of agent, 2018 Latin III
In mūsēō erant multae statuae Herculis, virī magnae fortitūdinis.
apposition, 2016 Latin III
Quis nostrum dē rēge ventōrum nōn audīvit?
partitive genitive, 2022 poetry
Viātōrēs, ad portum regressī, in nāvem cōnscendunt.
perfect active participle, 2021 poetry
