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WorksheetsChapter 15 Test Review Grammar
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
ancilla DĪXIT plaustra horreō appropinquāre.
says
said
ancilla dīxit plaustra horreō APPROPINQUĀRE.
are approaching
were approaching
Alexander putat _____________Lūcīlium amāre.
Sabina
Sabinam
Alexander putat Sabinam Lūcīlium AMĀRE.
loves
loved
SCIŌ tē prō Nerōne illud metallum administrāre.
I know
I knew
sciō tē prō Nerōne illud metallum administrāre.
What is the ACCUSATIVE SUBJECT of administrāre?
tē
Nerōne
illud metallum
nōnne scīs custōdēs meōs aurum in plaustrīs ad monētam imperātōris rēctā ducere?
Surely you know that my guards lead the gold in wagons directly to the Emperor's mint?
Surely you understand that my slaves take the gold to the mint in the Emperor's wagons?
Sabīna putat sē Alexandrum amāre.
Sabina thinks that she (someone else) loves Alexander.
Sabina thinks that she (herself) loves Alexander.
Alexander putat eum Sabinam amāre.
Alexander thinks that he (someone else) loves Sabina.
Alexander thinks that he (himself) loves Sabina.
Lūcīlus scit __________ aurum auferre. "Lucilius knows that he (another person) is stealing gold."
sē
eum
intereā Alexander et Sabīna in culinā vīllae SEDĒBANT.
are sitting
will sit
were sitting
had sat
intereā Alexander et Sabīna in CULINĀ vīllae sedēbant.
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
intereā Alexander et Sabīna in culinā VĪLLAE sedēbant.
the house
of the house
to the house
from the house
intereā Alexander et Sabīna in culinā VĪLLAE sedēbant.
nominative
genitive
dative
accusative
ablative
Sabīna ALEXANDRŌ cibum ostendit.
Alexander
of Alexander
to Alexander
with Alexander
Sabīna Alexandrō CIBUM ostendit.
food
of food
for food
by food
Which of the following can be used as a main verb in indirect statement?
tenet
audit
ambulat
necat
Identify the main verb of the head in the following indirect statement:
"Caesar videt milites ad eum ambulāre."
Caesar
videt
milites
ambulare
eum
Identify the accusative subject in the following indirect statement:
"Caesar videt mīlitēs ad eum ambulāre."
Caesar
videt
mīlitēs
ambulare
eum
Identify the infinitive in the following indirect statement:
"Caesar videt mīlitēs ad eum ambulāre."
Caesar
videt
mīlitēs
ambulāre
eum
