WorksheetsPCS Adjectives and Adverbs 2024
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 50mins
Select all of the adjectives that are comparative
iratissimus, -a, -um
iratus, -a, -um
purpurior, purpurius
flavissimus, -a, -um
melior, melius
Which is the correct version of "redder"? (from ruber, rubra, rubrum)
ruber, rubra, rubrum
rubrior, rubrius
ruberrimus, -rima, -rimum
all are correct
Ursus est _________ quam lupus.
ferocior
ferocissimus
clarior
clarissimus
Leo cenam suam ferocius devoravit.
as fiercely as possible
very (most) fiercely
more fiercely
fiercely
Leo cenam suam ferocissime devoravit.
as fiercely as possible
very (most) fiercely
more fiercely
fiercely
Mater suam filiam crudelius curavit.
most cruel
most cruelly
more cruel
more cruelly
Mater suam filiam crudelissime curavit.
most cruel
most cruelly
more cruel
more cruelly
Incola lentius quam athleta currebat.
The settler was running more slowly than the athlete.
The settler was running as slowly as possible.
The settlers were running more slowly than the athletes.
The settler was running more quickly than the athlete.
Athletae celeriter cucurrerunt.
as quickly as possible
most quickly
more quickly
quickly
What type of adjective is novius: positive (regular), comparative, or superlative?
positive
comparative
superlative
Provide the Latin comparative adverb of longus, -a, -um
(a)
Provide the Latin comparative adverb of brevis, breve
(a)
Provide the Latin comparative adverb of acer, acris, acre
(a)
Provide the Latin comparative adverb of fortis, forte
(a)
Provide the Latin comparative adverb of tutus, -a, -um
(a)
Provide the Latin superlative adverb of tutus, -a, -um
(a)
Provide the Latin superlative adverb of acer, acris, acre
(a)
Provide the Latin superlative adverb of clarus, -a, -um
(a)
Provide the Latin superlative adverb of brevis, breve
(a)
lente, lentius, lentissime
celeriter, celerius, celerrime
fortiter, fortius, fortissime
longe, longius, longissime
lente, lentius, lentissime
celeriter, celerius, celerrime
fortiter, fortius, fortissime
longe, longius, longissime
dulce, dulcius, dulcissimum
acre, acrius, acerrimum
humile, humilius, humillimum
superbum, superius, superissimum
Benjamin, Evelyn, and David are having a friendly Latin competition. They are trying to find the comparative form of 'benignius'. Can you help them out?
benignē
benignius
benignissimē
amīcē
During a Latin class, Kai and Noah were discussing the meaning of 'altē'. Mia overheard them and decided to join the conversation. Can you help them figure out the meaning of 'altē'?
highly; loftily
more highly
very highly
friendly
Which of the following has an irregular set of comparative forms?
bonus
malus
multus
parvus
magnus
Which of the following is not a legitimate superlative form?
optimus
clarissimus
facillimus
pulcherrimus
augemus
Form the masculine superlative of novus.
(a)
Which of the following are superlative adjectives?
gratus, -a, -um
iratus, -a, -um
fessissimus, -a, -um
flavissimus, -a, -um
carus, -a, -um
Atalanta celerrimē currere poterat.
quickly
more quickly
rather quickly
very quickly
Discipulī librum trīstissimum legēbant.
sadly
very sad
rather sad
sad
Parvī puerī celeriter arborem ascendērunt.
very quickly
quickly
rather quickly
as quickly as possible
Mīlitēs impetum fortissimē sustinēbant.
bravely
as bravely as possible
very bravely
more bravely
Mīlitēs impetum fortissimē sustinēbant.
bravely
as bravely as possible
very bravely
more bravely
Mīlitēs impetum fortius sustinēbant.
bravely
as bravely as possible
very bravely
more bravely
Cicerō semper pulchrē dīxit.
very beautiful
beautifully
rather beautifully
beautiful
Māter laetissima līberōs spectat
rather happy
very happy
happily
happy
