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Lat.St24.Grammar Questions

Total questions: 152

Worksheet time: 2hrs 51mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

e.g. he was seeing, they were eating.

a)

imperfect tense

b)

present tense

c)

future tense

d)

past perfect tense

2.

e.g. towards, in, near.

a)

preposition

b)

conjunction

c)

adverb

d)

noun

3.

in order to

a)

ut

b)

ne

c)

et

d)

sed

4.

e.g. he will see, they will eat.

a)

future tense

b)

past tense

c)

present tense

d)

present continuous

5.

The Genitive case is translated as (a)  

Choose from the below words
of
to
from
with
6.

The (a)   of the sentence has the verb done to it.

7.

Harry's sound for the future tense.

a)

bobibibibibu

b)

bibitibobityboo

c)

babababababa

d)

bobibibibu

8.

singular or plural.

a)

number

b)

word

c)

letter

d)

sentence

9.

when the verb happens

a)

tense

b)

subject

c)

object

d)

mood

10.

e.g. he had seen, they had eaten.

a)

pluperfect tense

b)

present tense

c)

future tense

d)

past continuous tense

11.

Subject case.

a)

nominative

b)

accusative

c)

dative

d)

genitive

12.

a verb done to the subject.

a)

passive

b)

active

c)

transitive

d)

intransitive

13.

e.g. he saw, they ate.

(a)  

14.

Object case.

a)

accusative

b)

nominative

c)

genitive

d)

dative

15.

e.g. qui - who.

a)

relative pronoun

b)

interrogative pronoun

c)

demonstrative pronoun

d)

indefinite pronoun

16.

a "to ....." word.

a)

infinitive

b)

gerund

c)

participle

d)

conjugate

17.

how to translate the Dative case

a)

to for

b)

from with

c)

by at

d)

in on

18.

a describing word.

(a)  

Choose from the below words
adjective
noun
verb
adverb
19.

a "...ing" word.

a)

participle

b)

noun

c)

adjective

d)

verb

20.

a verb - infinitive + ending.

a)

subjunctive

b)

conjunction

c)

conservation

d)

configuration

21.

does the verb.

a)

subject

b)

object

c)

adverb

d)

adjective

22.

Match the following cases with their descriptions.

a)

dative

1.

Indirect Object case.

b)

nominative

2.

Subject case.

c)

accusative

3.

Direct Object case.

d)

genitive

4.

Possessive case.

23.

a doing word.

a)

verb

b)

noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

24.

Match the following descriptions with the correct grammatical terms.

a)

noun

1.

a person, place, or thing

b)

verb

2.

an action or state of being

c)

adjective

3.

a word that describes a noun

d)

adverb

4.

a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb

25.

A word that shows the relationship of a noun or pronoun to another word is called a _________.

a)

preposition

b)

conjunction

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

26.

The word for a grammatical category that expresses distinctions of time is (a)  

Choose from the below words
tense
mood
voice
aspect
27.

Fill in the blank: The word for a verb form that shows an action that will happen in the future is _________.

a)

future tense

b)

past tense

c)

present tense

d)

conditional tense

28.

The word for a noun or pronoun that receives the action of a verb is (a)   .

Choose from the below words
object
subject
predicate
adjective
29.

Fill in the blank: The word for a grammatical category that expresses the quantity of a noun is _________.

a)

number

b)

gender

c)

case

d)

tense

30.

Fill in the blank: The word for a verb form that shows an action done to the subject is _________.

a)

passive voice

b)

active voice

c)

imperative mood

d)

subjunctive mood

31.

Fill in the blank: The word for a grammatical case used for a noun that is the subject of a verb is _________.

a)

nominative

b)

accusative

c)

dative

d)

genitive

32.

gladium ad villam dominus portavit.

Which word is the subject?

a)

dominus

b)

gladium

c)

villam

d)

portavit

e)

ad

33.

gladium ad villam dominus portavit.

What case is "villam" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

34.

puella in villa cenam domino parabat.

What case is "villa" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

35.

puella in villa cenam domino parabat.

What case is "domino" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

36.

puella in villa cenam domino parabat.

What case is "cenam" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

37.

puella in villa cenam domino parabat.

What case is "puella" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

38.

ancilla feminae pecuniam dedit.

What case is "feminae" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

39.

ancilla feminae pecuniam dedit.

What case is "pecuniam" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

40.

ancilla feminae pecuniam dedit.

What case is "ancilla" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

41.

gladium ad villam dominus portavit.

What case is "gladium" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

42.

puella in villa cenam domino parabat.

What tense is the verb and how is it translated?

a)

present - she prepares

b)

perfect - she was preparing

c)

imperfect - she was preparing

d)

perfect - she prepared

e)

present - she prepared

43.

ancilla feminae pecuniam dedit.

What tense is the verb and how is it translated?

a)

present - she gives

b)

perfect - she was giving

c)

imperfect - she was giving

d)

perfect - she gave

e)

present - she gave

44.

Insert the correct Masculine endings (Nominative & Accusative only)

a)

us

b)

um

c)

i

d)

os

e)

a

f)

am

g)

ae

h)

as

1
2
3
4
1)
2)
3)
4)
45.

Organize these Latin words into nouns and verbs

Categorize the following

amo

pugnat

laudabatis

scripsi

domini

feminae

puella

servos

filius

monuerunt

Verbs
Nouns
46.

Insert the correct Feminine endings (Nominative & Accusative only)

a)

us

b)

um

c)

i

d)

os

e)

a

f)

am

g)

ae

h)

as

1
2
3
4
1)
2)
3)
4)
47.

Insert the correct PRESENT tense endings

a)

o

b)

s

c)

t

d)

mus

e)

tis

f)

nt

g)

te

h)

at

i)

tos

j)

mous

1
2
3
4
5
6
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
48.

Insert the correct Imperfect tense endings

a)

bunt

b)

bom

c)

bit

d)

bis

e)

bant

f)

batis

g)

bamus

h)

bat

i)

bas

j)

bam

1
2
3
4
5
6
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
49.

Insert the correct Perfect tense endings

a)

iste

b)

emus

c)

erant

d)

etis

e)

erunt

f)

istis

g)

imus

h)

it

i)

isti

j)

i

1
2
3
4
5
6
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
50.

Sort these verbs into Present, Imperfect, and Perfect tenses.

Categorize the following

reget

amant

mones

portatis

est

sunt

necabant

capiebatis

eramus

erant

fui

fuerunt

monuistis

portavit

reximus

Present
Imperfect
Perfect
51.

Insert the correct 3rd Person endings

a)

o

b)

batis

c)

isti

d)

mt

e)

t

f)

nt

g)

bat

h)

bant

i)

erunt

j)

it

1
2
3
4
5
6
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
52.

What is the correct translation for "the brave soldier fights the enemy" in the subject form?

a)

miles fortis

b)

militem fortem

c)

milites fortes

d)

militem fortes

53.

Which phrase means "the wise teacher instructs the students" in the subject form?

a)

magister sapiens

b)

magistrum sapientem

c)

magistri sapientes

d)

magistrum sapientes

54.

Which phrase means "the cruel king" kills the citizen (i.e. the subject form)

a)

regem crudelem

b)

rex crudelis

c)

rex crudeles

d)

regem crudelis

55.

Match the Latin noun to the English

a)

to/for the soldiers

1.

militibus

b)

of the soldier

2.

militis

c)

the soldier (object)

3.

militem

d)

the soldiers (subject)

4.

milites

e)

the soldier (subject)

5.

miles

56.

What three grammatical ways do adjectives need to agree with their nouns?

a)

ending

b)

case

c)

number

d)

gender

e)

tense

57.

puella librum legit.

What case is "librum" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

58.

puer puellae rosam dat.

What case is "puellae" and why?

a)

dative - it's the indirect object

b)

nominative - it's the subject

c)

ablative - it follows a preposition

d)

accusative - it's the object

e)

accusative - it follows a preposition

59.

puer puellae rosam dat.

What tense is the verb and how is it translated?

a)

present - he gave

b)

present - he gives

c)

perfect - he gave

d)

perfect - he was giving

e)

imperfect - he was giving

60.

puella librum legit.

What tense is the verb and how is it translated?

a)

future - she will read

b)

imperfect - she was reading

c)

present - she is reading

d)

perfect - she read

e)

present - she reads

61.

servus domino cibum portat.

What case is "domino" and why?

a)

ablative - it follows a preposition

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

nominative - it's the subject

d)

dative - it's the indirect object

e)

genitive - it shows possession

62.

Which phrase means "the happy child plays in the garden" in the subject form?

a)

puer laetus

b)

puerum laetum

c)

pueri laeti

d)

puer laetum

63.

The masters sent the slaves to the house.

domin​ (a)   serv​ (b)   ad​ vill​ (c)   miserunt

Choose from the below words
i
os
am
um
us
a
as
ae
64.

The verb form which ends -re is called the...

a)

imperative

b)

indicative

c)

infinitive

d)

illustrative

e)

inferative

65.

Which of these are infinitives and which are nouns?

Categorize the following

mercatore

mare

senatore

patre

matre

sorore

fratre

amare

audire

monere

dare

regere

parare

Noun
Infinitives
66.

Match the following

a)

volo

1.

I want

b)

vis

2.

you(s) want

c)

vult

3.

s/he wants

d)

volumus

4.

we want

e)

volunt

5.

they want

67.

Match the following

a)

possum

1.

I can

b)

potes

2.

You (s) can

c)

potest

3.

s/he can

d)

potestis

4.

you (pl) can

e)

possunt

5.

they can

68.

Match the following

a)

nolo

1.

I do not want

b)

non vult

2.

s/he does not want

c)

nolumus

3.

we do not want

d)

non vultis

4.

you (pl) do not want

e)

nolunt

5.

they do not want

69.

Match the following

a)

I was walking

1.

ambulabam

b)

I am walking

2.

ambulo

c)

to walk

3.

ambulare

d)

I walked

4.

ambulavi

70.

Reorder the following Latin words to match the English sentence:

The soldiers can not guard the king.

a)

milites

b)

regem

c)

custodire

d)

non

e)

possunt

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
71.

Match the Latin to the English

a)

ancilla sedere vult

1.

The slave-girl wants to sit

b)

ancillae sedere volunt

2.

The slave-girls want to sit

c)

ancilla sedere potest

3.

The slave-girl can sit

d)

ancillae sedere possunt

4.

The slave girls can sit

e)

ancilla sedere non vult

5.

The slave girl does not want to sit

72.

Match the correct forms of laudo

a)

laudare

1.

to praise

b)

laudat

2.

he praises

c)

laudavit

3.

he praised

d)

laudabat

4.

he was praising

73.

What is the "purest" form of the verb?

a)

imperative

b)

infinitive

c)

incurative

d)

invitative

74.

Which English verbs would work with an infinitive?

Categorize the following

want

can

am able

don't want

walk

see

climb

kill

Yes
No
75.

deae deos videre possunt

a)

the goddess can see the god

b)

the goddesses can see the gods

c)

the goddess wants to see the gods

d)

the goddesses want to see the gods

76.

Which relative pronoun would you use for "the girl who is singing" in Latin?

a)

quae

b)

qui

c)

quod

d)

quem

77.

Translate "the slave whom I saw" into Latin.

a)

servus qui vidi

b)

servus quem vidi

c)

servus cui vidi

d)

servus quo vidi

78.

Which relative pronoun would you use for "the mine which I am buying" in Latin?

a)

metallum qui emo

b)

metallum quae emo

c)

metallum quod emo

d)

metallum quem emo

79.

Translate "the woman to whom I gave the gift" into Latin.

a)

femina cui donum dedi

b)

femina quae donum dedi

c)

femina quam donum dedi

d)

femina quo donum dedi

80.

Which relative pronoun would you use for "the boys who are playing" in Latin?

a)

qui

b)

quae

c)

quod

d)

quos

81.

Translate "the soldiers whom we saw" into Latin.

a)

milites qui vidimus

b)

milites quos vidimus

c)

milites quibus vidimus

d)

milites quo vidimus

82.

Which relative pronoun would you use for "the river which is big" in Latin?

a)

flumen qui magnus est

b)

flumen quae magna est

c)

flumen quod magnum est

d)

flumen quem magnum est

83.

Translate "the teacher to whom I spoke" into Latin.

a)

magister cui dixit

b)

magister qui dixit

c)

magister quem dixit

d)

magister quo dixit

84.

Translate "the friends whom I invited" into Latin.

a)

amici qui invitavi

b)

amici quos invitavi

c)

amici quibus invitavi

d)

amici quo invitavi

85.

Translate "the girls whom I helped" into Latin.

a)

puellae qui adiuvavi

b)

puellae quas adiuvavi

c)

puellae quibus adiuvavi

d)

puellae quo adiuvavi

86.

Which relative pronoun would you use for "the men who are running" in Latin?

a)

qui

b)

quae

c)

quod

d)

quos

87.

masculine accusative singular

a)

quem

b)

quam

c)

quod

d)

quos

88.

neuter nominative singular

a)

quod

b)

quem

c)

quid

d)

quam

89.

feminine accusative plural

a)

quas

b)

quae

c)

quos

d)

quis

90.

In the branches (ramus, -i)

a)

in ramōs

b)

in ramīs

c)

in ramī

d)

in ramō

91.

Under the house

a)

sub villae

b)

sub villam

c)

sub villā

d)

sub villa

92.

Through the streets

a)

per viīs

b)

per viae

c)

per viās

d)

per viam

93.

Out of the city

a)

ex urbe

b)

ex urbēs

c)

ex urbem

d)

ex urbs

94.

Into the city

a)

in urbe

b)

in urbs

c)

in urbēs

d)

in urbem

95.

Near the fishpond

a)

prope piscinam

b)

prope piscinā

c)

prope piscina

d)

prope piscinae

96.

To the garden

a)

ad hortō

b)

ad hortum

c)

ad hortī

d)

ad hortus

97.

In the house

a)

in villā

b)

in villam

c)

in villās

d)

in villīs

98.

Out of the garden

a)

ex hortum

b)

e hortus

c)

e hortī

d)

ex hortō

99.

against the Romans (Romanus, -i)

a)

contra Romanos

b)

contra Romanum

c)

contra Romanis

d)

contra Romano

100.

Translate "the book which I am reading" into Latin.

a)

liber quem lego

b)

liber qui lego

c)

liber quod lego

d)

liber cui lego

101.

What case is "puellae" in the sentence "puellae rosas dedit" and why?

a)

accusative - it's the object

b)

dative - it's the indirect object

c)

genitive - it shows possession

d)

nominative - it's the subject

102.

Match the following conjunctions to their English meanings

a)

aut

1.

or

b)

et

2.

and

c)

ut

3.

in order to

d)

nec

4.

nor

e)

ne

5.

in order not to

103.

The conjunctions ut and ne are used with what kind of verb?

a)

indicative

b)

imperative

c)

infinitive

d)

subjunctive

104.

Imperfect subjunctives look like...

a)

infinitives with verb endings

b)

imperatives with verb endings

c)

participles with verb endings

d)

infinitives with the verb "to be" after them

105.

Which are the two meanings of ut?

a)

in order to

b)

so that

c)

in order not to

d)

and so

106.

Form the imperfect subjunctive "he was carrying"

​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

Choose from the below words
port
are
t
nt
ere
porta
ant
at
ire
107.

Translate:

dux arenam intravit ut gladiatores spectaret.

a)

The leader entered the arena and watched the gladiators.

b)

The leader entered the arena in order to watch the gladiators.

c)

The leader entered the arena but saw gladiators.

d)

Having entered the arena, the leader watched the gladiators.

108.

Form the imperfect subjunctive "They were leading"
​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

Choose from the below words
duc
ere
nt
dux
ire
are
t
ent
et
109.

X did Y in order to Z ...
is a ...

a)

result clause

b)

indirect command

c)

indirect question

d)

purpose clause

110.

Reorder the following Latin words to match this sentence:
The soldiers were fighting in order to defend the city.

a)

milites

b)

pugnabant

c)

ut

d)

urbem

e)

defenderent

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
111.

Form the purpose clause:

The king left the palace in order not to see the citizens.

​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ ​ (c)   ​ (d)   ​ (e)  

Choose from the below words
ne
cives
vid
ere
t
ut
nt
spect
are
civem
112.

Translate:

templum aedificaverunt ut deum laudarent.

a)

They build the temple to praise the god.

b)

They built the temple and praised the god

c)

Having built the temple, they praised the god.

d)

After they had built the temple, they were able to praise the god.

113.

Form the purpose clause:

We killed the enemies to defend the city.

​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ ​ (c)   ​ (d)   ​ (e)  

Choose from the below words
ut
urbem
defend
ere
mus
urbs
are
tis
t
ne
114.

Match the following sentences to their English translations.

a)

urbem relinqui ut filium viderem

1.

I left the city to see my son

b)

urbe relicto, filium vidi

2.

When I had left the city, I saw my son

c)

postquam urbem relinqueram, filium vidi

3.

After I had left the city, I saw my son

d)

urbem relinqui et filium vidi

4.

I left the city and saw my son

115.

How are the following Latin past tenses translated in English: : -v-, -u-, -x-, -s-, -i-?

a)

-ed

b)

had -ed

c)

was/were

116.

How is the following Latin past tense translated in English: -era-?

a)

-ed

b)

had -ed

c)

was/were

117.

What does 'salutaverat' mean?

a)

She greeted.

b)

She had greeted.

c)

She was greeting.

118.

What does 'ambulaveratis' mean?

a)

You (pl) had walked.

b)

You (pl) walked.

c)

You (pl) were walking.

119.

What does 'eram' mean?

a)

I had

b)

I had been

c)

I was

120.

What does 'poteramus' mean?

a)

We had been able

b)

We were able

121.

What does 'portaveramus' mean?

a)

We had carried

b)

We were able

c)

We were carrying

122.

What does 'salutaverunt' mean?

a)

They greeted

b)

They had greeted

123.

What does 'salutaverant' mean?

a)

They greeted

b)

They had greeted

124.

What does 'cucurrit' mean?

a)

She ran.

b)

She runs.

c)

She was running.

125.

Which of these gives the correct sequence and endings for the PRESENT tense.

a)

i, isti, it, imus, istis, erunt

b)

i, s, t, imus, tis, erunt

c)

o, s, t, mus, tis, nt

126.

What does 'vidi' mean?

a)

I saw.

b)

I was seeing.

127.

Which of these gives the correct sequence and endings for the PERFECT tense.

a)

i, isti, it, imus, istis, erunt

b)

i, s, t, imus, tis, erunt

c)

o, s, t, mus, tis, nt

128.

Looking at your choice of endings above, what does 'venisti' mean?

a)

You (s) came.

b)

You (s) come.

129.

dominus servum laudat.

What case is "servum" and why?

a)

accusative - it's the object

b)

nominative - it's the subject

c)

ablative - it follows a preposition

d)

dative - it's the indirect object

e)

genitive - it shows possession

130.

What tense, number, and person is this verb?

venerunt

a)

imperfect 3rd person singular

b)

present 3rd person singular

c)

perfect 3rd person plural

d)

imperfect 3rd person plural

e)

perfect 3rd person singular

131.

Marcus et Lucia in foro ambulant.

What case is "foro" and why?

a)

genitive - it shows possession

b)

dative - it's the indirect object

c)

accusative - it's the object

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

nominative - it's the subject

132.

Salvius ancillas spectat et iratus est

Which is the subject of est?

a)

Salvius

b)

ancillas

c)

iratus

d)

et

133.

nautae navem vident.

What case is "nautae" and why?

a)

ablative - it follows a preposition

b)

nominative - it's the subject

c)

accusative - it's the object

d)

accusative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

134.

What tense, number, and person is this verb?

amavit

a)

perfect 3rd person singular

b)

present 3rd person singular

c)

imperfect 3rd person plural

d)

imperfect 3rd person singular

e)

perfect 3rd person plural

135.

agricola in agro laborat.

What case is "agro" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

136.

Sort the verbs into 1st, 2nd, and 3rd person

Categorize the following

porto

amamus

sum

sumus

estis

eratis

eram

duxisti

es

habebas

sunt

erat

est

rexit

portabant

1st
2nd
3rd
137.

What tense, number, and person is this verb?

ambulatis

a)

imperfect 3rd person plural

b)

present 2nd person singular

c)

perfect 3rd person plural

d)

perfect 2nd person singular

e)

present 2nd person plural

138.

What tense, number, and person is this verb?

duxerunt

a)

imperfect 3rd person plural

b)

imperfect 3rd person singular

c)

perfect 3rd person plural

d)

perfect 3rd person singular

e)

present 3rd person singular

139.

What tense, number, and person is this verb?

regebat

a)

imperfect 3rd person plural

b)

imperfect 3rd person singular

c)

perfect 3rd person plural

d)

perfect 3rd person singular

e)

present 3rd person singular

140.

dominus servo librum dat.

What case is "servo" and why?

a)

dative - it's the indirect object

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

nominative - it's the subject

141.

servus domino cibum portat.

What case is "domino" and why?

a)

ablative - it follows a preposition

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

nominative - it's the subject

d)

dative - it's the indirect object

e)

genitive - it shows possession

142.

puella librum legit.

What tense is the verb and how is it translated?

a)

future - she will read

b)

imperfect - she was reading

c)

present - she is reading

d)

perfect - she read

e)

present - she reads

143.

puer puellae rosam dat.

What tense is the verb and how is it translated?

a)

present - he gave

b)

present - he gives

c)

perfect - he gave

d)

perfect - he was giving

e)

imperfect - he was giving

144.

puer puellae rosam dat.

What case is "puellae" and why?

a)

dative - it's the indirect object

b)

nominative - it's the subject

c)

ablative - it follows a preposition

d)

accusative - it's the object

e)

accusative - it follows a preposition

145.

puella librum legit.

What case is "librum" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

146.

ancilla feminae pecuniam dedit.

What tense is the verb and how is it translated?

a)

present - she gives

b)

perfect - she was giving

c)

imperfect - she was giving

d)

perfect - she gave

e)

present - she gave

147.

puella in villa cenam domino parabat.

What tense is the verb and how is it translated?

a)

present - she prepares

b)

perfect - she was preparing

c)

imperfect - she was preparing

d)

perfect - she prepared

e)

present - she prepared

148.

gladium ad villam dominus portavit.

What case is "gladium" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

149.

ancilla feminae pecuniam dedit.

What case is "ancilla" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

150.

ancilla feminae pecuniam dedit.

What case is "pecuniam" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

151.

ancilla feminae pecuniam dedit.

What case is "feminae" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

152.

puella in villa cenam domino parabat.

What case is "puella" and why?

a)

nominative - it's the subject

b)

accusative - it's the object

c)

accusative - it follows a preposition

d)

ablative - it follows a preposition

e)

dative - it's the indirect object

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