WorksheetsLatin III Italia reading
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 23mins
Please match word to meaning - watch case and tense
clivo
on the hill
clivum
(see) the hill
aravi
I plowed
ararem
I was plowing
spell "blue" (masculine singular) in Latin
(a)
categorize according to gender
iuvencus, ivenci
clivus, clivi
oppidanus, oppidani
vinea, vineae
uva, uvae
caelum, caeli
plaustrum, plaustri
please put in the proper place
aramus
desideratis
arabatis
desiderabas
aravi
desideraverunt
araverant
desideraveram
of the hills
clivorum
cilvi
clivo
clivos
Draw a iuvencus
Many townspeople have wagons. Which Latin best corresponds?
Multi oppidani plaustrum habebant.
Multi oppidani plaustros habuerunt.
Multum oppidum plaustros habet.
Multi oppidani plaustros habent.
Do you like grapes? Find the best Latin translation:
Amatne iuvam?
Amasne iuvas?
Amavistine iuvas?
Amamusne iuvam?
According to the story Italia, Italians love
the puffy clouds
the fresh air
the blue sky
the blue sea
According to the story, who has a caelum caeruleum more often?
Britanni
Itali
Graeci
Galli
Italian farmers (a) olives and vineyards, and they plow fields with (b) (c) .
Two adjectives that describe the iuvenci, or bullocks. Choose 2.
beautiful and peaceful
pulchri et placidi
big and bold
magni et audaci
What do the Brits use to plow (animal)?
porci
feles
tauri
equi
give the adjective for strong masc plural (hint: it is in line 9)
(a)
What do the Italians build in their many hills? (According to the story, line 11)
villae
oppida
viae
pontes
How are the Roman roads?
long and straight
wide and strong
layered and draining
straight and narrow
Townspeople want (a) and (b) , farmers want (c)
Translate itaque to portant. (line 16 - 18)
