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Worksheets7th Grade Latin Verbs Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What should you look at first when translating a Latin sentence?
noun
verb
subject
object
Why look at the noun first when translating a Latin sentence?
To find the direct object.
To identify the subject and its role.
To understand the sentence structure.
To determine the verb tense.
What are the four parts of a verb's dictionary entry?
1st person, singular, present tense; past tense (perfect); past participle; future participle.
1st person, plural, present tense; past tense (imperfect); past participle; future participle.
2nd person, singular, present tense; past tense (perfect); past participle; future participle.
3rd person, singular, present tense; past tense (perfect); past participle; future participle.
How do you determine a verb's conjugation?
By looking at the 1st principal part.
By looking at the 2nd principal part.
By looking at the 3rd principal part.
By looking at the 4th principal part.
What are the infinitive endings for the four conjugations?
1st: -are, 2nd: -ire, 3rd: -ere, 4th: -ere.
1st: -ere, 2nd: -are, 3rd: -ire, 4th: -ere.
1st: -are, 2nd: -ere, 3rd: -ere, 4th: -ire.
1st: -ire, 2nd: -are, 3rd: -ere, 4th: -ere.
Match the verbs to their conjugations: Capiō, capere; Salūtō, salūtāre; Veniō, venīre; Spectō, spectāre; Finiō, finīre.
Capiō, capere (1st); Salūtō, salūtāre (2nd); Veniō, venīre (3rd); Spectō, spectāre (4th); Finiō, finīre (1st).
Capiō, capere (3rd); Salūtō, salūtāre (1st); Veniō, venīre (4th); Spectō, spectāre (1st); Finiō, finīre (4th).
Capiō, capere (2nd); Salūtō, salūtāre (3rd); Veniō, venīre (1st); Spectō, spectāre (2nd); Finiō, finīre (3rd).
Capiō, capere (4th); Salūtō, salūtāre (1st); Veniō, venīre (2nd); Spectō, spectāre (3rd); Finiō, finīre (1st).
What information does a Latin verb ending provide?
Person and mood.
Tense and voice.
Person and tense.
Mood and voice.
Match the pronouns to their persons: I (ego), you (tu), he/she/it (is/ea/id).
1st Person: you (tu); 2nd Person: I (ego); 3rd Person: he/she/it (is/ea/id).
1st Person: he/she/it (is/ea/id); 2nd Person: you (tu); 3rd Person: I (ego).
1st Person: I (ego); 2nd Person: you (tu); 3rd Person: he/she/it (is/ea/id).
1st Person: you (tu); 2nd Person: he/she/it (is/ea/id); 3rd Person: I (ego).
Fill in the present tense verb chart for "amare" (to love).
amō, amās, amat, amāmus, amātis, amant.
amās, amō, amat, amātis, amāmus, amant.
amat, amō, amās, amant, amātis, amāmus.
amant, amās, amō, amātis, amāmus, amat.
What are the nominative and genitive endings for 1st and 2nd declensions?
1st: -us, -i; 2nd: -a, -ae.
1st: -a, -ae; 2nd: -us, -i.
1st: -i, -us; 2nd: -ae, -a.
1st: -ae, -a; 2nd: -i, -us.
