WorksheetsRoad to Latin IV endings practice
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 8mins
Corbula est plēna ros___ .
-ae
-ārum
Corbula est plēna rosārum.
What does this mean in English?
The basket is full of roses.
The daughter has plenty of roses.
"-ārum" is... (Please choose TWO answers)
singular
plural
nominative
genitive
accusative
Marcella est fīlia Terenti___.
-ae
-ārum
Marcella est fīlia Terentiae.
What does this mean in English?
Marcella is Terentia's daughter.
Marcella is the woman in charge of the mansion.
"-ae" is... (Please choose TWO answers)
singular
plural
nominative
genitive
accusative
Cornēli___ tunica est longa.
-ae
-ārum
Cornēliae tunica est longa.
What does this mean in English?
Cornelius has a long mansion.
Cornelia's dress is long.
Statuae de___ (plural) sunt magnae.
-ārum
-ae
Statuae deārum (plural) sunt magnae.
What does this mean in English?
The goddess statue is big.
The goddesses of the statues are big.
The statues of the goddesses are big.
Statua de___ est magna.
-ae
-ārum
Statua deae est magna.
What does this mean in English?
The statue and the goddesses are big.
The statue of the goddess is big.
Iānua cas___ est aperta.
-ae
-ārum
Iānua casae est aperta.
What does this mean in English?
The little houses have open doors.
The door of the little house is open.
Schola est plēna discipul___.
-ae
-ārum
Schola est plēna discipulārum.
What does this mean in English?
School does not make the students happy.
The school is full of students.
Silva est plēna de___ .
-ae
-ārum
Silva est plēna deārum.
What does this mean in English?
The forest is full of goddesses.
(In ancient Roman belief, each tree has a spirit called a dryad.)
The mansion is full of statues.
Marcella et Cornēlia statuās de____ ōrnant.
-ae
-ārum
Marcella et Cornēlia statuās deārum ōrnant.
What does this mean in English?
Marcella likes the statue of the goddess in Cornelia's mansion.
Marcella and Cornelia decorate the statues of goddesses.
Puellae corbulas plēnās ros___ pulchr___ portant.
(Can you spot the mistake I made in this question?)
-ae, -ārum
-ārum, -ae
-ārum, -ārum
Puellae corbulās plēnās rosārum pulchrārum portant.
What does this mean in English
Pretty girls carry baskets full of roses.
The girls carry baskets full of beautiful roses.
The girls' baskets are full of pretty roses.
