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Latin II Grammar Review January

Total questions: 130

Worksheet time: 5hrs 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Illo ipso tempore

a)

ablative of time

b)

ablative of place

c)

ablative of personal agent

d)

ablative of means

2.

Brevi tempore

a)

ablative of cause

b)

ablative of time

c)

ablative of price

d)

ablative of means

3.

complexu

a)

ablative of time

b)

ablative of personal agent

c)

ablative of means

d)

ablative of price

4.

vehiculo

a)

ablative of instrument

b)

ablative of means

c)

ablative of price

d)

ablative of personal agent

5.

magno fragore

a)

ablative of means

b)

ablative of manner

c)

ablative of instrument

d)

ablative of time

6.

tua culpa

a)

ablative of personal agent

b)

ablative of means

c)

ablative of manner

d)

ablative of cause

7.

decem denariis

a)

ablative of instrument

b)

ablative of means

c)

ablative of personal agent

d)

ablative of price

8.

a servis

a)

ablative of means

b)

ablative of personal agent

c)

ablative of cause

d)

ablative of time

9.

 ab incolis

a)

ablative of personal agent

b)

ablative of manner

c)

ablative of cause

d)

regular prepositional phrase

10.

idem, eadem, idem

a)

certain

b)

himself

c)

anything

d)

same

11.

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

a)

himself/herself

b)

same

c)

anything

d)

certain

12.

amari

a)

to love

b)

to have been loved

c)

to be loved

d)

about to be loved

13.

quidam, quaedam, quodam

a)

same

b)

certain

c)

themselves

d)

anyone

14.

  1. relative pronoun: comes from the antecedent

a)

gender and case

b)

case and number

c)

gender and number

d)

number and pronoun

15.

relative pronoun: comes from the way the relative pronoun functions in the clause

a)

case

b)

number

c)

gender

d)

declension

16.

who/that/which

a)

accussative

b)

genitive

c)

dative

d)

nominative

17.

whose/of whom/of which

a)

genitive

b)

dative

c)

nominative

d)

ablative

18.

to whom/for whom

a)

genitive

b)

ablative

c)

dative

d)

accusative

19.

whom/that/which

a)

dative

b)

accusative

c)

genitive

d)

ablative

20.

with/by whom

a)

accusative

b)

dative

c)

ablative

d)

genitive

21.

se, sibi, sui

a)

personal

b)

reflexive

c)

possessive

d)

indefinite

22.

meus, tuus, suus, noster, voster

a)

possessive

b)

personal

c)

reflexive

d)

demonstrative

23.

hic/ille

a)

personal

b)

demonstrative

c)

possessive

d)

indefinite

24.

audiuntur

a)

future indicative

b)

present passive

c)

perfect passive

d)

present indicative

25.

ductus eras

a)

imperfect passive

b)

future perfect passive

c)

pluperfect indicative

d)

pluperfect passive

26.
In which voice is the action done to the subject?
a)
active
b)
passive
27.
In which voices does the subject complete the action?
a)
active
b)
passive
28.
Multi senatores ad Forum carris PORTABANTUR.
a)
had carried
b)
were being carried
c)
will carry
d)
are being carried
29.
Sol per caelum curro Apollinis TRAHEBATUR.
a)
pulled
b)
will be pulled
c)
was pulling
d)
was being pulled
30.
Stolae a feminis GERUNTUR.
a)
will be worn
b)
have been worn
c)
are being worn
d)
were being worn
31.

The general was heard.

a)

auditus erat

b)

auditus est

c)

auditus erit

d)

auditur

32.

The city had been protected from attack.

a)

servata erat

b)

servata est

c)

servavit

d)

servaverat

33.

Accusative Plural

a)

plaustrum

b)

plaustrorum

c)

plaustris

d)

plaustra

34.

Dative plural

a)

nobis

b)

nos

c)

ego

d)

mihi

35.

Accusative singular

a)

ille

b)

illae

c)

illam

d)

illi

36.

Future passive

a)

capiebat

b)

capies

c)

capiemur

d)

capit

37.

Dative singular

a)

regi

b)

regem

c)

regibus

d)

rege

38.

Vocative Singular

a)

amicus

b)

amici

c)

amico

d)

amice

39.

Imperative singular

a)

ferre

b)

ferte

c)

fer

d)

tuli

40.

Ancillae _________________ faciunt.

a)

cena

b)

cenae

c)

cenas

d)

cenis

41.

Dominus liberatem _______________________ dedit.

a)

servo

b)

servus

c)

servum

d)

servi

42.

Gladiator in Colosseō __________________ potest.

a)

pugno

b)

pugnare

c)

pugnavi

d)

pugnat

43.

What is the stem of pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum?

a)

pulch-

b)

pulchr-

c)

pulcher-

d)

pulche-

44.

Verbs that end in -re are called (a)  

45.

How do I say "I want" in Latin?

a)

nolo

b)

volo

c)

pollo

d)

rolo

46.

Translate: 'pueri puellaeque'

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47.

Adjectives agree in (a)   , number, and gender

48.

qui / quae / quod are examples of the R (a)   pronoun

49.

How should I translate 'poteratis'?

a)

I was able

b)

you (s.) were able

c)

you (pl.) were able

d)

they were able

50.

What case is used as a subject or complement?

(a)  

51.

What case is used for possession?

(a)  

52.

What case is used for an indirect object?

(a)  

53.

What case is used for a direct object or object of preposition?

(a)  

54.

What case is used for just object of preposition?

(a)  

55.

What case is used for direct address?

(a)  

56.

What is the order of cases?

a)

Nom, Voc, Gen, Dat, Acc, Abl,

b)

Nom, Dat, Acc, Abl, Voc, Gen

c)

Nom, Gen, Dat, Acc, Abl, Voc

d)

Nom, Acc, Gen, Dat, Abl, Voc

57.

What declension is puella, -ae?

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

58.

What declension is sevus, -ī?

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

59.

What declension is pater, patris?

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

60.

What case ending is used to determine a declension?

a)

nominative singular

b)

genitive singular

c)

dative singular

d)

accusative singular

e)

ablative singular

61.

What is the possible case and number for puella (1st declension)?

a)

nominative sing, vocative sing

b)

genitive sing, dative sing, nominative pl, or vocative pl

c)

accusative sing

d)

ablative sing

e)

ablative pl or dative pl

62.

What is the possible case and number for puellae (1st dec.)?

a)

nominative sing, vocative sing

b)

genitive sing, dative sing, nominative pl, or vocative pl

c)

accusative sing

d)

ablative sing

e)

ablative pl or dative pl

63.

What is the possible case and number for puellam (1st declension)?

a)

nominative sing, vocative sing

b)

genitive sing, dative sing, nominative pl, or vocative pl

c)

accusative sing

d)

ablative sing

e)

ablative pl or dative pl

64.

What is the possible case and number for puellā (1st declension)?

a)

nominative sing, vocative sing

b)

genitive sing, dative sing, nominative pl, or vocative pl

c)

accusative sing

d)

ablative sing

e)

ablative pl or dative pl

65.

What is the possible case and number for puellārum (1st declension)?

a)

genitive pl

b)

genitive sing, dative sing, nominative pl, or vocative pl

c)

accusative sing

d)

ablative sing

e)

accusative pl

66.

What is the possible case and number for puellīs (1st declension)?

a)

genitive pl

b)

genitive sing, dative sing, nominative pl, or vocative pl

c)

ablative pl or dative pl

d)

ablative sing

e)

accusative pl

67.

What is the possible case and number for puellās (1st declension)?

a)

genitive pl

b)

genitive sing, dative sing, nominative pl, or vocative pl

c)

ablative pl or dative pl

d)

ablative sing

e)

accusative pl

68.

What is the possible case and number for servus (2nd declension)?

a)

nominative sing

b)

genitive sing, nominative pl, or vocative pl

c)

dative sing or ablative sing

d)

accusative sing

e)

vocative sing

69.

What is the possible case and number for servī (2nd declension)?

a)

nominative sing

b)

genitive sing, nominative pl, or vocative pl

c)

dative sing or ablative sing

d)

accusative sing

e)

vocative sing

70.

What is the possible case and number for servō (2nd declension)?

a)

nominative sing

b)

genitive sing, nominative pl, or vocative pl

c)

dative sing or ablative sing

d)

accusative sing

e)

vocative sing

71.

What is the possible case and number for servum (2nd declension)?

a)

nominative sing

b)

genitive sing, nominative pl, or vocative pl

c)

accusative pl

d)

accusative sing

e)

vocative sing

72.

What is the possible case and number for serve (2nd declension)?

a)

nominative sing

b)

ablative sing

c)

accusative pl

d)

accusative sing

e)

vocative sing

73.

What is the possible case and number for servōrum (2nd declension)?

a)

genitive sing, nominative pl, or vocative pl

b)

genitive pl

c)

dative pl, ablative pl

d)

accusative sing

e)

vocative sing

74.

What is the possible case and number for servīs (2nd declension)?

a)

genitive sing, nominative pl, or vocative pl

b)

genitive pl

c)

dative pl, ablative pl

d)

accusative pl

e)

vocative sing

75.

What is the possible case and number for servōs (2nd declension)?

a)

genitive sing, nominative pl, or vocative pl

b)

genitive pl

c)

dative pl, ablative pl

d)

accusative pl

e)

vocative sing

76.

What is the possible case and number for baculum (2nd dec neut)?

a)

nominative sing, accusative sing, voc sing

b)

accusative sing

c)

nominative sing, vocative sing

d)

nominative sing

e)

vocative sing

77.

What is the possible case and number for bacula (2nd dec neut)?

a)

nominative sing, accusative sing, voc sing

b)

accusative sing

c)

nominative sing, vocative sing

d)

ablative pl or dative pl

e)

nominative pl, accusative pl, vocative pl

78.

What is the possible case and number for pater (3rd dec)?

a)

nominative sing, vocative sing

b)

genitive sing

c)

dative sing

d)

accusative sing

e)

nominative sing, accusative sing, voc sing

79.

What is the possible case and number for patris (3rd dec)?

a)

nominative sing, vocative sing

b)

genitive sing

c)

dative sing

d)

accusative sing

e)

nominative sing, accusative sing, voc sing

80.

What is the possible case and number for patrī (3rd dec)?

a)

nominative sing, vocative sing

b)

genitive sing

c)

dative sing

d)

accusative sing

e)

nominative sing, accusative sing, voc sing

81.

What is the possible case and number for patrem (3rd dec)?

a)

nominative sing, vocative sing

b)

genitive sing

c)

dative sing

d)

accusative sing

e)

ablative sing

82.

What is the possible case and number for patre (3rd dec)?

a)

nominative sing, vocative sing

b)

genitive sing

c)

dative sing

d)

accusative sing

e)

ablative sing

83.

What is the possible case and number for patrēs (3rd dec)?

a)

nominative pl, accusative pl, vocative pl

b)

genitive pl

c)

dative pl, ablative pl

d)

accusative sing

e)

nominative sing

84.

What is the possible case and number for patrum (3rd dec)?

a)

nominative pl, accusative pl, vocative pl

b)

genitive pl

c)

dative pl, ablative pl

d)

accusative sing

e)

nominative sing

85.

What is the possible case and number for patribus (3rd dec)?

a)

nominative pl, accusative pl, vocative pl

b)

genitive pl

c)

dative pl, ablative pl

d)

accusative sing

e)

nominative sing

86.

What is the possible case and number for nomen (3rd dec neuter)?

a)

nominative sing, accusative sing, voc sing

b)

nominative pl, accusative pl, vocative pl

c)

dative pl, ablative pl

d)

accusative sing

e)

nominative sing

87.

What is the possible case and number for nomina (3rd dec neuter)?

a)

nominative sing, accusative sing, voc sing

b)

nominative pl, accusative pl, vocative pl

c)

dative pl, ablative pl

d)

accusative sing

e)

nominative sing

88.

What type of ending determines a conjugation ending?

(a)  

89.

What conjugation is paro, parāre?

a)

1st conjugation

b)

2nd conjugation

c)

3rd conjugation

d)

3rd-io conjugation

e)

4th conjugation

90.

What conjugation is habeo, habēre?

a)

1st conjugation

b)

2nd conjugation

c)

3rd conjugation

d)

3rd-io conjugation

e)

4th conjugation

91.

What conjugation is mitto, mittere?

a)

1st conjugation

b)

2nd conjugation

c)

3rd conjugation

d)

3rd-io conjugation

e)

4th conjugation

92.

What conjugation is iacio, iacere?

a)

irregular conjugation

b)

2nd conjugation

c)

3rd conjugation

d)

3rd-io conjugation

e)

4th conjugation

93.

What conjugation is audio, audīre?

a)

irregular conjugation

b)

2nd conjugation

c)

3rd conjugation

d)

3rd-io conjugation

e)

4th conjugation

94.

What conjugation is sum, esse?

a)

irregular conjugation

b)

2nd conjugation

c)

3rd conjugation

d)

3rd-io conjugation

e)

4th conjugation

95.

What is the person and number of sum?

a)

1st person, singular

b)

2nd person, singular

c)

3rd person, singular

d)

1st person, plural

e)

2nd person, plural

96.

What is the person and number of es?

a)

1st person, singular

b)

2nd person, singular

c)

3rd person, singular

d)

1st person, plural

e)

2nd person, plural

97.

What is the person and number of est?

a)

1st person, singular

b)

2nd person, singular

c)

3rd person, singular

d)

1st person, plural

e)

2nd person, plural

98.

What is the person and number of sumus?

a)

2nd person, singular

b)

3rd person, singular

c)

1st person, plural

d)

2nd person, plural

e)

3rd person, plural

99.

What is the person and number of estis?

a)

2nd person, singular

b)

3rd person, singular

c)

1st person, plural

d)

2nd person, plural

e)

3rd person, plural

100.

What is the person and number of sunt?

a)

2nd person, singular

b)

3rd person, singular

c)

1st person, plural

d)

2nd person, plural

e)

3rd person, plural

101.

What type of verb is esse?

a)

imperative positive sing

b)

imperative positive pl

c)

imperative neg sing

d)

imperative neg pl

e)

infinitive

102.

What type of verb is para?

a)

imperative positive sing

b)

imperative positive pl

c)

imperative neg sing

d)

imperative neg pl

e)

infinitive

103.

What type of verb is habēte?

a)

imperative positive sing

b)

imperative positive pl

c)

imperative neg sing

d)

imperative neg pl

e)

infinitive

104.

What type of verb is noli mittere?

a)

imperative positive sing

b)

imperative positive pl

c)

imperative neg sing

d)

imperative neg pl

e)

infinitive

105.

What type of verb is nolite iacere?

a)

imperative positive sing

b)

imperative positive pl

c)

imperative neg sing

d)

imperative neg pl

e)

infinitive

106.

What type of verb is audī?

a)

imperative positive sing

b)

imperative positive pl

c)

imperative neg sing

d)

imperative neg pl

e)

infinitive

107.

What type of verb is audīre?

a)

imperative positive sing

b)

imperative positive pl

c)

imperative neg sing

d)

imperative neg pl

e)

infinitive

108.

What type of verb is audīte?

a)

imperative positive sing

b)

imperative positive pl

c)

imperative neg sing

d)

imperative neg pl

e)

infinitive

109.

What type of verb is noli audīre?

a)

imperative positive sing

b)

imperative positive pl

c)

imperative neg sing

d)

imperative neg pl

e)

infinitive

110.

What type of verb is nolite audīre?

a)

imperative positive sing

b)

imperative positive pl

c)

imperative neg sing

d)

imperative neg pl

e)

infinitive

111.

What type of verb is fer?

a)

imperative positive sing

b)

imperative positive pl

c)

imperative neg sing

d)

imperative neg pl

e)

infinitive

112.

What type of verb is ferte?

a)

imperative positive sing

b)

imperative positive pl

c)

imperative neg sing

d)

imperative neg pl

e)

infinitive

113.

What tense is ibant?

a)

present

b)

imperfect

114.

What tense is eunt?

a)

present

b)

imperfect

115.

What tense is eratis?

a)

present

b)

imperfect

116.

What tense is eram?

a)

present

b)

imperfect

117.

Multa et mala Troianis a Iunone facta sunt.

a)

for Juno

b)

by Juno

c)

to Juno

d)

with Juno

118.

Reges, quorum potestas maxima est, multos annos regent.

a)

who

b)

to whom

c)

whose

d)

by whom

119.

Vir humilis se numquam laudat.

a)

them

b)

this

c)

himself

d)

her

120.

Quibus dux auxilium dedit?

a)

Who

b)

Whose

c)

To whom

d)

With whom

121.

"Eheu! Nostra vestimenta a furibus surrepta sunt!"

a)

were stolen

b)

had been stolen

c)

are being stolen

d)

will be stolen

122.

Amici in caldario lavabantur; tum in frigidarium descendunt.

a)

are washed

b)

to wash

c)

will be washed

d)

were being washed

123.

Tum in caldarium intrant, in quo aqua caldissima est.

a)

in itself

b)

in that

c)

in this

d)

in which

124.

Aeneas patrem filiumque ex urbe Troia duxit atque Anchises duos suos tulit.

a)

because

b)

although

c)

but

d)

and

125.

Cleopatra a serpente necata est.

a)

because of a serpent

b)

away from a serpent

c)

towards a serpent

d)

by a serpent

126.

A duobus magistris docti erimus.

a)

we will have been taught

b)

we are taught

c)

we will be taught

d)

we had been taught

127.

Cuius nationis Hannibal est dux?

a)

for what nation

b)

with what nation

c)

of what nation

d)

by what nation

128.

Atalanta, quae celerrima erat, malum aureum conspexit.

a)

who

b)

whose

c)

to whom

d)

by whom

129.

Boni poetae a patronis laudari semper voluerunt.

a)

to praise

b)

having been praised

c)

about to praise

d)

to be praised

130.

My sisters, whom you see standing here, did not see the thief.

a)

quae

b)

quarum

c)

quas

d)

quibus

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