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WorksheetsLatin I: Midterm Review (Nouns/Adjectives)
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 17mins
Which of the following properties are for nouns and adjectives and which are for verbs?
case / role
number
gender
declension
person & number
conjugation
tense / time
Now let's drill down on some properties.
Match the following roles to what they do.
verb
action / state of being of the sentence
subject
does the action / is in the state
direct object
has the action done to it
object of preposition
follows preposition and completes it
Read the following sentence:
Wind from the mountain attacks the ships with great noise.
Match the following parts of the sentence to the roles they're playing.
wind
subject
attacks
verb
the ships
direct object
mountain
object of preposition
with great noise
none of the above
To have a direct object, a verb must be a(n) . . .
action
motion
state of being
occurrence
surprise
Therefore, read the following sentence:
I am invisible.
Where is the direct object?
I
am
invisible
not there
Which of the following is not a case?
nominative
accusative
ablative
present
Which of the following roles uses the nominative case?
subject
direct object
object of preposition (motion towards)
object of preposition (motion away, location)
Which of the following roles use the accusative case?
subject
direct object
object of preposition (motion towards)
object of preposition (motion away, location)
Which of the following roles use the ablative case?
subject
direct object
object of preposition (motion towards)
object of preposition (motion away, location)
Match the following first-declension endings to their case / number combinations.
-a
nom. sing.
-ae
nom. pl.
-am
acc. sing.
-ās
acc. pl.
-ā / -īs
abl.
Match the following second-declension endings to their case / number combinations.
-us
nom. sing.
-ī
nom. pl.
-um
acc. sing.
-ōs
acc. pl.
-ō / -īs
abl.
Match the following second-declension (neuter) endings to their case / number combinations.
-um
nom. sing. / acc. sing.
-a
nom. pl. / acc. pl.
-ō
abl. sing.
-īs
abl. pl.
Match the following third-declension endings to their case / number combinations.
Ø
(zero ending)
nom. sing.
-em
acc. sing.
-ēs
nom. pl. / acc. pl.
-e
abl. sing.
-ibus
abl. pl.
Match the following third-declension (neuter) endings to their case / number combinations.
Ø
(zero ending)
nom. sing. / acc. sing.
-a, -ia
nom. pl. / acc. pl.
-e
abl. sing.
-ibus
abl. pl.
Lege sententiam:
Multōs fīliōs tenēmus.
Match the parts of the sentence to the roles they play.
multōs
adjective
(on the direct object)
fīliōs
direct object
tenēmus
verb
nōs / we
subject
Lege sententiam:
Rēx Rōmānus per viās festīnat.
Match the parts of the sentence to the roles they play.
rēx
subject
Rōmānus
adjective (on subject)
viās
object of preposition
festīnat
verb
Lege sententiam:
Dominus ancillās magnō clāmōre vocat.
Match the parts of the sentence to the roles they play.
dominus
subject
ancillās
direct object
magnō
adjective
vocat
verb
Lege sententiam:
In omnibus viīs vīnō caditis.
Match the parts of the sentence to the roles they play.
viīs
object of preposition
caditis
verb
vōs / y'all
subject
omnibus
adjective (object of preposition)
Lege sententiam:
Equī īnfēlīcēs in forum veniunt.
Match the parts of the sentence to the roles they play.
equī
subject
īnfēlīcēs
adjective (on subject)
forum
object of preposition
veniunt
verb
