WorksheetsCambridge Latin Stage 2 amicus + Metella
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 23mins
Match the Latin sentence to the English translation.
Caecilius is in the atrium.
The friend greets Caecilius.
Metella is in the atrium.
The friend greets Metella.
Which is the verb (action/existing word)?
amicus
Caecilium
salutat
Nominative Case (a) and some examples are (b)
Accusative Case (c) and some examples are (d)
Match the name to the case.
Caecilius
Nominative (Masculine)
Caecilium
Accusative (Masculine)
Metella
Nominative (Feminine)
Metellam
Accusative (Feminine)
Match the Latin sentences to the English translation.
Lucia is in the atrium.
The friend greets Lucia.
The slave is in the atrium.
The friend greets the slave.
Which is the verb (action/existing word)?
Lucia
est
in atrio
Caecilius Metellam salutat.
(a)
Metella Caecilium salutat.
(a)
Match the Latin sentence to the English translation.
The dog is in the atrium.
The friend greets the dog.
The cook is in the kitchen.
Metella enters the kitchen.
Which word is an Accusative Caes noun?
amicus
canem
salutat
Which is the Nominative Case noun?
Metella
culinam
intrat
Which is the verb (action/existing word)?
Metella
culinam
intrat
Match the Latin sentence to the English translation.
Grumio is working.
Metella looks at Grumio.
The food is prepared.
Metella tastes the food.
Match the Latin word to its function.
Metella
Nominative Case Subject Noun
Grumionem
Accusative Case Direct Object Noun
spectat
Verb
Match the Latin word to its function.
Metella
Nominative Subject Noun
cibum
Accusative Direct Object Noun
gustat
Verb
Categorize the noun with their cases.
Metella
canis
Grumionem
coquus
Metellam
canem
filiam
filia
amicus
amicum
Match the Latin sentences to the English translation.
Grumio is anxious.
Metella praises Grumio.
The friend is in the garden.
Metella calls the friend.
Which is the correct Latin translation: The daughter greets Metella.
filia Metellam salutat.
filiam Metella salutat.
filia Metella salutat.
filiam Metellam salutat.
Which is the correct translation: Grumio calls the dog.
Grumionem canem vocat.
Grumio canis vocat.
Grumio canem vocat.
Grumionem canis vocat.
What's the correct translation: Caecilius praises the slave.
Caecilius servus laudat.
Caecilius servum laudat.
Caecilium servus laudat.
Caecilium servum laudat.
