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WorksheetsOxford Latin Course Ch. 7 Grammar Quiz
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What does "declension" mean?
A group of verbs
A group of nouns
The genders of nouns
The grammar of adjectives
How many declensions have you learned so far?
(In chapters 1-7)
2
3
4
5
True or False: Declensions are broken down according to gender.
True
False
What declension does this noun belong to:
"pater, patris (m.)"
1st
2nd
3rd
Trick Question! That's not a noun!
How do we know that "pater, patris (m.)" belongs to the 3rd Declension?
Because it is masculine
Because it is a noun
Because its 1st form ends in "-er"
Because its 2nd form ends in "-is"
What "noun case" is that second form in a noun listing?
puella, puellae← (f.)
hortus, hortī← (m.)
mater, matris← (f.)
nominative
accusative
ablative
vocative
genitive
What does "pater, patris (m.)" mean?
father
mother
brother
sister
grandma!
What does the Latin noun "comes, comitis (c.)" mean?
companion
enemy
prince
city
What does the "common" gender ("c.) refer to?
Neuter Nouns
Nouns that are neither masculine nor feminine
Nouns that can be either masculine or feminine
Nouns that can have any gender at all
What is the BEST meaning for the noun "princeps, principis (m.)
prince
leader
soldier
officer
What is the meaning of "fortis, forte"
every
strong
brave
dear
all
What kind of word is "fortis, forte"?
Noun
Verb
Conjunction
Adjective
Now it's time for a verb!
What does the chapter 7 verb "possum, posse" mean?
to be
to be able to
to go
to become
What "regular" conjugation does "possum, posse" belong to?
1st Conj.
2nd Conj.
3rd Conj.
4th Conj.
Trick question! That verb is not regular!
