Fill in the blank space with the correct ending for the present passive indicative.

multī iuvenēs in Macedoniam ā Brūtō duc (a)  

Many young men are being led by Brutus into Macedonia.

Fill in the blank space with the correct ending for the imperfect passive indicative.

pater meus mē vindica (a)   .

My father was being avenged by me.

Fill in the blank space with the correct ending for the future passive indicative.

Antōnius ā Brūtī exercitū supera (a)  

Antony will be overpowered by Brutus' army.

Fill in the blank space with the correct ending for the perfect passive indicative.

Quīntus hāc epistolā commot__ ___.

Quintus was moved by this letter.

(a)  

Fill in the blank space with the correct ending for the pluperfect passive indicative.

nōs ā matre vocat_ (a)   .

We (masc.) had been called by our mother.

Fill in the blank space with the correct ending for the future perfect passive indicative.

omnēs mīlitēs ā Brūtō laudat_ (a)   .

All the soldiers will have been praised by Brutus.

Fill in the blank space with the correct ending for the perfect passive participle.

Flaccus, hīs verbīs commot (a)   , ad domum festināvit.

Flaccus, (having been) moved by these words, hurried home.

Fill in the blank space with the correct ending for the perfect passive participle.

Scintilla Horatiam, in casam ā Decimō duct (a)   , laetē spectābat.

Scintilla was happily watching Horatia, (having been) led by Decimus into the cottage.

Fill in the blank space with the correct ending for the perfect passive participle.

Caesar mīlitēs, ferociter hostibus oppugnat (a)   , defendit.

Caesar defended his soldiers, (having been) fiercely attacked by the enemy.

Sort the following verbs into their correct tense and voice.