Worksheets32. model sentences
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 9mins
What case is the underlined word?
postrīdiē Euphrosynē domum Hateriī regressa est.
dative
genitive
nominative
vocative
How is this case translated?
postrīdiē Euphrosynē domum Hateriī regressa est.
of
with
to
oh!
praecō is (a)
iterum tamen praecō eam verbīs dūrīs abēgit.
Whom or what does the "eam" refer?
iterum tamen praecō eam verbīs dūrīs abēgit.
Euphrosyne
the herald
Haterius
the door
What ablative construction is seen here?
iterum tamen praecō eam verbīs dūrīs abēgit.
accompaniment - with whom you do something accompanied by
means - with what tool or instrument something is done
manner - in what manner (how?) something is done
agent - by what person a passive verb is done by
What subjunctive clause is seen here?
servus eam hortātus est ut praecōnem dōnīs corrumperet.
indirect command
indirect question
result clause
hortatory
What ablative construction is seen here?
servus eam hortātus est ut praecōnem dōnīs corrumperet
accompaniment - with whom you do something accompanied by
means - with what tool or instrument something is done
manner - in what manner (how?) something is done
agent - by what person a passive verb is done by
What case usage is seen here?
Euphrosynē, septem continuōs diēs ā praecōne abācta,
ablative time within which - within seven continuous days
ablative time when - on the 7th continuous day
accusative extent of time - for seven continuous days
accusative direct object - seven continuous days
What ablative construction is seen here?
Euphrosynē, septem continuōs diēs ā praecōne abācta,
accompaniment - with whom you do something accompanied by
means - with what tool or instrument something is done
manner - in what manner (how?) something is done
agent - by what person a passive verb is done by
What type of participle are abācta, captō, and acceptīs?
presenting active, -ing
perfect passive, having been Xed
Which is NOT an ablative absolute?
Euphrosynē, ā praecōne abācta
hōc cōnsiliō captō
grātulātiōnibus clientium acceptīs
What type of subjunctive clause is seen here?
ad flūmen Tiberim ut nāvem cōnscenderet profecta est.
purpose clause
result clause
jussive
concessive
What is the antecedent of quō?
eōdem diē quō Euphrosynē discēdere cōnstitui celebrābat Haterius diem nātālem
diē
eōdem
Euphrosynē
Haterius
What does that mean?
quo and die form a noun-adjective pair
die is the word directly before quo
the quo refers to die
Relative pronouns and their antecedents...
gender
number
case
ending
Throughout the model sentences there were verbs like regressa est and ingressus est that appear (a) (b) . However their translations are (c) . These faker verbs are called (d) .
