WorksheetsSt 20-22 Grammar Quiz (Participles)
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is the perfect passive participle of 'amo, amare, amavi, amatus'?
amatus
amavi
amatur
amant
Fill in the blank: The present active participle of 'audio, audire, audivi, auditus' is ____.
audiens
auditus
audivi
auditum
Which of the following sentences correctly uses a participle?
I see the loved girl.
The dog is sad.
I went to the store.
The market is big.
Fill in the blank with the correct participle: '________ a bag, I went to the store.'
Holding
Held
Holds
Hold
Translate the following sentence: librum a puero scriptum lego
I read the book written by the boy
The boy reads the written book
I read the book taken away from the boy
I write the written book with the boy
Translate the perfect passive participle "amatus, -a, -um".
To love
Loving
Loved
To be loved
How would you express "The destroyed city" in Latin?
(Hint: The word for city is feminine)
Urbs destructus
Urbs destructa
Urbs destructum
Urbs destructis
What does "missus" translate as?
(mitto, mittere, misi, missus)
To send
Sending
Sent
To be sent
How do you translate a present active participle?
will be verbing
verbing
was verbing
verbed
Present active participles use all of the following endings EXCEPT
-ns
-ntem
-nt
-ntes
How would the bolded term be translated? Principal parts are given.
miratum
(miror, mirari, miratus sum)
wondering
having wondered
having been wondered
wonders
How would the bolded term be translated? Principal parts are given.
vertentis
(verto, vertere, versi, versus)
turning
having turned
having been turned
turns
How would the bolded term be translated? Principal parts are given.
creato
(creo, creare, creavi, creatus)
creating
having created
having been created
creates
How would the bolded term be translated? Principal parts are given.
egressi
(egredior, egredi, egressus sum)
departing
having departed
having been departed
departs
How would the bolded term be translated? Principal parts are given.
secutae
(sequor, sequi, secutus sum)
following
having followed
having been followed
follows
Which is the most accurate way to translate the following sentence?
Cupīdō auxilium poētīs dēceptīs dedit.
Cupid gave help to the deceived poets.
Cupid, deceived, gave help to the poets.
Cupid gave help to the deceiving poets.
The deceived poets gave help to Cupid.
Which is the most accurate way to translate the following sentence?
Nympham subrīdentem aspexeram.
I had beheld the smiling nymph.
The smiling nymph had beheld me.
Having smiled, I saw the nymph.
I smiled at the nymph looking at me.
Which is the most accurate way to translate the following sentence?
Ā mē furente fugitis.
You all flee from me, raging.
Having been enraged, you all flee.
Infuriated by me, you all flee.
I am furious and I want to flee.
Which is the most accurate way to translate the following sentence?
Tu a fratre vulneratus fugis.
You flee, wounded by your brother.
Your brother flees you, wounded.
You are wounding your brother.
Having wounded your brother, you flee.
Which is the most accurate way to translate the following sentence?
Agricolās relictōs servāvimus.
We saved the left behind farmers.
The farmers left us behind.
Leaving us behind, the farmers saved themselves.
We saved the farmers having left behind their crops.
Translate the sentence. Vocab has been provided in dictionary form.
Caecilius puerum a cane vulneratum ad urbem portavit.
Caecilius, i, M - Caeecilius
puer, pueri, M - boy
a/ab - by, from
vulnero, vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus - to wound
ad - to/toward
urbs, urbis, F - city
porto, portare, portavi, portatus - to carry
(a)
Translate the sentence. Vocab has been provided in dictionary form.
Caecilius forum ingressus ad puerum pecuniam portavit.
Caecilius, i, M - Caeecilius
puer, pueri, M - boy
ingredior, ingredi, ingressus sum - to enter
pecunia, ae, F - money
ad - to/toward
forum, i, N - forum
porto, portare, portavi, portatus - to carry
(a)
Match the following.
Verb principal parts are provided.
precor, precari, precatus sum - pray
amo, amare, amavi, amatus - love
video, videre, vidi, visus - see
present active participle
amantem
perfect passive participle
visae
perfect active participle
precati
