WorksheetsOptima Latin A Module 4
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 10mins
Who ruled first?
Romulus
King Numa
Julius Caesar
The Italian peninsula is shaped like a
Boot
Spoon
Balloon
Romulus and Remus were raised by:
A wolf
An elephant
The sea god
A fox
Dropping the -re from the infinitive gives us the
derivative
ending
stem
culture
The stem vowel of the first conjugation is
a
e
i
o
habitō, habitāre, habitāvi, habitātum
I live in, to live in, I lived in, lived in
I love, to love, I loved, loved
I walk, to walk, I walked, walked
I attack, to attack, I attacked, attacked
oppugnō, oppugnāre, oppugnāvi, oppugnātum
I live in, to live in, I lived in, lived in
I attack, to attack, I attacked, attacked
I walk, to walk, I walked, walked
I call, to call, I called, called
parō, parāre, parāvi, parātum
I live in, to live, I lived in, lived in
I fight, to fight, I fought, fought
I attack, to attack, I attacked,
I prepare, to prepare, I prepared, prepared
pugnō, pugnāre, pugnāvi, pugnātum
I fight, to fight, I fought, fought
I attack, to attack, I attacked, attacked
I call, to call, I called, called
I wish, to wish, I wished, wished
vocō, vocāre, vocāvi, vocātum
I prepare, to prepare, I prepared, prepared
I love, to love, I loved, loved
I call, to call, I called, called
I praise, to praise, I praised, praised
clāmō
I shout
optō
I wish for, desire
portō
I carry
nārrō
I tell
cantō
I sing
ambulāre
to wak
ambulō
I walk
amō
I love
amāre
to love
Place the conjugation of amō in the correct boxes
