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WorksheetsLatin Noun and Adjective
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
How do nouns and adjectives have to agree?
Person and Number
Gender, Number, and Case
case and number only
declension
Form the noun-adjective pair: happy girls (feminine, plural, accusative)
laetas puellas
laetam puellam
laetis puellis
laetum puerum
Form the noun-adjective pair: angry boy (masculine, singular, nominative)
irato puero
iratus puer
irati pueri
iratum puerum
Form the noun-adjective pair: many mothers (feminine, plural, ablative)
multarum matrum
multae matres
multam matrem
multis matribus
Choose the noun-adjective pair that does NOT agree.
multorum patrum
omnes puellae
bona matrem
novae villae
Choose the noun-adjective pair that DOES agree.
omnibus puellis
laetos pater
magnam plaustrum
multarum feminae
Translate into English: Tres servi onera magna in multis plaustris ferebant.
Three slaves will carry a big load in many wagons.
Three slaves carry many loads in big wagons.
Many slaves were carrying big loads in three wagons.
Three slaves were carrying big loads in many wagons.
Translate into Latin: Now all the men are walking into the big country house.
Mox omni viri in magna villa ambulant.
Iam omnes viri in magnam villam ambulant.
Nunc omni viri in magnas villas ambulant.
Heri omnes viri in magnam villam ambulabant.
Translate into Latin: The happy father was giving a dog to the good daughter.
Laeti patres canem bonae filliae dant.
Laetus pater canem bonae filiae dabat.
Bonus pater canem laetae filiae dat.
Laetus pater canes bonae filiae dabat.
Translate into English: Amicae defessi sub arbore magna sedebant quod dies calidus erat.
The angry friends will sit under many trees because the day will be warm.
The tired friend is sitting under the big tree because the day is warm.
The tired friends were sitting under a big tree because the day was warm.
The energetic girls did not want to sit under the big tree although the day was warm.
