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WorksheetsLatin Noun Case Uses
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
In the sentence, 'the dog chased the rabbit', what case would you use in Latin for 'rabbit'?
Nominative
Accusative
Genitive
Ablative
In the sentence, 'the rabbit chased the dog', what case would you use in Latin for 'rabbit'?
Nominative
Accusative
Dative
Vocative
Which of these would be a correct use of the dative?
Subject of the sentence
Direct object of the sentence
To something
Of something
Which of these would not use the ablative?
By the river
With the queen
From the city
Of the messenger
Which case is used for the subject of the sentence?
Nominative
Accusative
Dative
Ablative
What case is puellam?
accusative singular
accusative plural
genitive singular
nominative singular
ancillarum is genitive plural. Which of these would be the equivalent in the singular?
ancilla
ancillarum
ancillae
ancillis
What case is dominos?
Nominative
Accusative
Dative
Ablative
In the sentence, 'I stroked the dog', which of these words would be correct Latin for 'dog'?
canis
canem
canes
canum
In the sentence, 'The queen was walking in the garden', which of these would be the correct Latin for 'queen'?
regina
reginam
reginae
reginas
In the sentence, 'The queens were walking in the garden', which of these would be the correct Latin for 'queens'?
reginae
reginas
reginarum
reginis
In the sentence, 'pueri in horto laborant', what case is 'pueri'?
Nominative singular
Nominative plural
Genitive singular
Accusative plural
In the sentence, 'puellae cenam parant', what case is 'cenam'?
Accusative singular
Accusative plural
Nominative singular
Nominative plural
In the sentence, 'epistulas reges mittunt', what case is 'reges'?
Nominative plural
Nominative singular
Accusative plural
Dative plural
In the sentence, 'epistulas reges mittunt', what case is 'epistulas'?
Nominative plural
Genitive singular
Accusative singular
Accusative plural
