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Total questions: 64
Worksheet time: 38mins
How can the perfect tense be translated?
was/were _____ing
_____ed
had ____ed
all of these
What tense and number is portābant?
perfect plural
present singular
imperfect plural
imperfect singular
What tense and number is sunt?
imperfect singular
perfect plural
perfect singular
present plural
What tense and number is laudāvit?
imperfect plural
perfect singular
present singular
perfect plural
What tense and number is ambulāvērunt?
present singular
imperfect plural
perfect plural
imperfect singular
Translate: puerī per viam festīnāvērunt.
The boy hurried through the street.
The boys were hurrying through the street.
The boy was hurrying in the street.
The boys hurried through the street.
Translate: māter cēnam gustāvit.
The mother was tasting the food.
The mother tasted the food.
The mother was tasting the dinner.
The mother tasted the dinner.
Translate: Quīntus erat in hortō.
Quintus was in the garden.
Quintus is in the garden.
Quintus had been in the garden.
Quintus will be in the garden.
Translate: iuvenēs per forum festīnāvērunt.
The young man hurried through the forum.
The young men used to hurry in the forum.
The young men hurried in the forum
The young men hurried through the forum.
Translate: poēta fābulam recitābat.
The poet recited a story.
The poet will recite a story.
The poet was reciting a story.
The poet had recited a story.
from the city
urbs
ad urbem
in urbe
ex urbe
Which form is in the IMPERFECT tense?
gaudebat
portavit
gustat
Which form is in the PERFECT tense?
gaudebat
portavit
Which of the following best translates narrabant?
They told
They were telling
Which of the following best translates cenavi?
I ate dinner
I was eating dinner
What would be the correct Latin form of "they were crying"?
lacrimaverunt
lacrimabant
Pompēiānī nūntiōs audiēbant.
Accusative Plural (Verb's Direct Objects)
Nominative Plural (Subjects of the Sentence)
Accusative Singular (Verb's Direct Object)
Nominative Singular (Subject of the Sentence)
1ST declension accusative SINGULAR ending: - (a)
3RD declension accusative SINGULAR ending: - (a)
2ND declension accusative SINGULAR ending: - (a)
2ND declension accusative PLURAL ending: - (a)
3RD declension accusative PLURAL ending: - (a)
1ST declension accusative PLURAL ending: - (a)
Tell me the characteristics of the word "ancillas" in this sentence:
Caecilius ancillas vituperāvit.
(a)
Tell me the characteristics of the word "spectātōrēs" in this sentence:
spectātōrēs bēstiāriōs laudābant.
(a)
Tell me the characteristics of the word "cibos" in this sentence:
ancilla cibos cōnsūmit.
(a)
Tell me the characteristics of the word "ancilla" in this sentence:
ancilla cibos cōnsūmit.
(a)
Tell me the characteristics of the word "murmillōnēm" in this sentence:
rētiāriī murmillōnēm ēvītāvērunt.
(a)
Tell me the characteristics of the word "rētiāriī" in this sentence:
rētiāriī murmillōnēm ēvītāvērunt.
(a)
