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Lat.St16.3rd Decl Nouns NAGDA

Total questions: 66

Worksheet time: 42mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the nominative singular ending for most 3rd declension Latin nouns?

a)

-us

b)

(varies, no fixed ending)

c)

-a

d)

-um

2.

What is the genitive singular ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns?

a)

-ae

b)

-is

c)

-us

d)

-orum

3.

What is the dative singular ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns?

a)

-ae

b)

-o

c)

-i

d)

-e

4.

What is the accusative singular ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns (masculine/feminine)?

a)

-am

b)

-um

c)

-em

d)

-as

5.

What is the ablative singular ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns?

a)

-a

b)

-e

c)

-i

d)

-o

6.

What is the nominative plural ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns (masculine/feminine)?

a)

-es

b)

-i

c)

-ae

d)

-us

7.

What is the genitive plural ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns?

a)

-arum

b)

-orum

c)

-um

d)

-ium

8.

What is the dative plural ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns?

a)

-ibus

b)

-is

c)

-os

d)

-ae

9.

What is the accusative plural ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns (masculine/feminine)?

a)

-as

b)

-es

c)

-os

d)

-is

10.

What is the ablative plural ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns?

a)

-is

b)

-ibus

c)

-os

d)

-ae

11.

Which of the following is the correct nominative singular form of the Latin word for 'king' (rex)?

a)

regis

b)

rex

c)

regi

d)

regem

12.

What is the genitive singular form of 'rex' (king)?

a)

regis

b)

regem

c)

regibus

d)

reges

13.

What is the dative singular form of 'rex'?

a)

regi

b)

regis

c)

regem

d)

regibus

14.

What is the accusative singular form of 'rex'?

a)

regis

b)

regem

c)

regibus

d)

reges

15.

What is the ablative singular form of 'rex'?

a)

rege

b)

regis

c)

regem

d)

regibus

16.

What is the nominative plural form of 'rex'?

a)

reges

b)

regis

c)

regibus

d)

regem

17.

What is the genitive plural form of 'rex'?

a)

regum

b)

regibus

c)

reges

d)

regis

18.

What is the dative plural form of 'rex'?

a)

regibus

b)

reges

c)

regum

d)

regis

19.

What is the accusative plural form of 'rex'?

a)

reges

b)

regum

c)

regibus

d)

regis

20.

What is the ablative plural form of 'rex'?

a)

regibus

b)

reges

c)

regum

d)

regis

21.

Which of the following Cambridge Latin Course words is a 3rd declension noun?

a)

servus

b)

puella

c)

mercator

d)

villa

22.

What is the genitive singular form of 'mercator' (merchant)?

a)

mercatoris

b)

mercatorum

c)

mercatorem

d)

mercatori

23.

What is the accusative singular form of 'mercator'?

a)

mercatoris

b)

mercatorem

c)

mercatorum

d)

mercatori

24.

What is the dative plural form of 'mercator'?

a)

mercatoribus

b)

mercatoris

c)

mercatorum

d)

mercatores

25.

Which of the following is the correct ablative singular form of 'canis' (dog)?

a)

cane

b)

canis

c)

canem

d)

canibus

26.

What is the nominative plural form of 'canis'?

a)

canes

b)

canis

c)

canibus

d)

canem

27.

What is the genitive plural form of 'canis'?

a)

canum

b)

canibus

c)

canes

d)

canis

28.

What is the dative singular form of 'canis'?

a)

cani

b)

canis

c)

canem

d)

canibus

29.

What is the accusative plural form of 'canis'?

a)

canes

b)

canum

c)

canibus

d)

canis

30.

What is the ablative plural form of 'canis'?

a)

canibus

b)

canes

c)

canum

d)

canis

31.

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

32.

Input the masculine nouns into their correct places

33.

Match the Latin noun to the English

a)

the women (object)

1.

feminas

b)

of the women

2.

feminarum

c)

to/for the woman

3.

feminae

d)

the woman (object)

4.

feminam

e)

the woman (subject)

5.

femina

34.

Input the 3rd Declension nouns into the correct places on the table

35.

Match the following cases to their uses/meanings

a)

Nominative

1.

subject

b)

Accusative

2.

Object

or

preposition

c)

Genitive

3.

of

d)

Dative

4.

to/for

e)

Ablative

5.

by/with/from
or
preposition

36.

leonis =

a)

dat = to/for the lion

b)

nom = the lion

c)

gen = of the lion

d)

acc = the lion

37.

Puella leonem in silvā videt.

a)

gen sing

b)

gen pl

c)

acc sing

d)

abl sing

38.

Illa cibum leoni dat.

a)

abl

b)

nom

c)

dat

d)

abl

39.

Ego a leone celeriter curro.

a)

abl

b)

voc

c)

dat

d)

acc

40.

Dentēs (teeth) leonis sunt acri (sharp).

a)

dat

b)

nom

c)

gen

41.

Choose the correct third declension form for the word: "father" (Acc Sg)

a)

patribus

b)

patres

c)

patrem

d)

patri

e)

patris

42.

Choose the correct third declension form for the word: "dogs" (Acc Pl)

a)

canis

b)

canibus

c)

canem

d)

cane

e)

canes

43.

Choose the correct third declension form for the word: "for the cats" (Dat Pl)

a)

feles

b)

felem

c)

felis

d)

felibus

e)

feli

44.

furis

a)

of the thief

b)

to/for the thieves

45.

pedibus (dat.)

a)

to/for the feet

b)

feet (d.o.)

c)

of the feet

d)

feet

46.
signum, -i, n. sign
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
47.
culina, -ae, f. kitchen
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
48.
cena, -ae, f. dinner
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
49.
agricola, -ae, m. farmer
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
50.
ianua, -ae, f. door
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
51.
puella, -ae, f. girl
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
52.
libertus, -i, m. freedman
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
53.
vir, viri, m. man
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
54.
puer, pueri, m. man
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
55.
gladius, -i, m. sword
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
56.
dominus, -i,m. master
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
57.

vinum, -i, n. wine

a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
58.
signum, -i, n. sign
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
59.
poculum, -i, n. cup
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
60.
spectaculum, -i, n. show
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
61.
triclinium, -i, n. dining room
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
62.
sanguis, sanguinis, m. blood
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
63.
navis, -is, f. ship
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
64.
iudex, iudicis, m. judge
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
65.
urbs, urbis, f. city
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.
66.
canis, -is, m. dog
a)
1st decl.
b)
2nd decl. m/f
c)
2nd decl. n.
d)
3rd decl.