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WorksheetsWheelock 14 Grammar
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is the Latin term for "water"?
pars, partis
aqua, -ae
turba, -ae
Rōma, -ae
What is the English translation of "ars, artis"?
water
art, skill
ear
animal
What is the English meaning of "auris, auris"?
art
ear
water
animal
Which Latin term means "a living creature, animal"?
auris, auris
aqua, -ae
animal, animālis
ars, artis
The Latin word "mors, mortis" means what in English?
Death
Rome
Cloud
Part, share, direction
What is the English meaning of "ōs, ōris"?
Mouth, face
City
Sea
To avoid, shun
The Latin word "pars, partis" translates to which of the following in English?
Strength
Part, share, direction
To change, alter
Across
What is the English translation of "urbs, urbis"?
Sea
City
Cloud
To change, alter
What does "vīrēs, vīrium" translate to in English?
Strength
Part, share, direction
To hold, keep
Across
Translate "ā, ab" from Latin to English.
Across
Away from, from, by
To speak to, address
To run, rush
What does "currō, currere" translate to in English?
To change, alter, exchange
To run, rush, move quickly
To hold, keep, possess
To avoid, shun
please match the case with it's correct function in a sentence
nominative
subject
genitive
the 'of' word / possession
dative
indirect object (to / for)
accusative
motion toward (w/ a preposition)
ablative
by, with, from, in
-am/-um/-em are all ______________ ________________ case endings:
nominative singular
nominative plural
accusative singular
accusative plural
best translation of navibus
Ablative Place from Which
Ablative Place from Which
Ablative Means
Ablative Place from Which
Ablative Means
Eng: Aemilia and Julia pick flowers without the boys.
Lat: Aemilia et Iulia sine ________ rosas carpunt.
pueris
Puero
puerorum
pueri
Iuppiter est rex deorum
Nunc omnēs discipulī magnā cum cūrā scrībunt.
for great care
by great care
with great care
of great care
Magister stilō novō epistulam scrīpsit.
new stylus
to his new stylus
of his new stylus
with his new stylus
Cicerō dē philosophiā scrīpsit
around
out of
under
about
Vīta sine librīs est vacua.
for books
without books
because of books
among books
Puella cum amīcā in agrōs ambulat.
ablative place from which
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
Tū mē verbīs saepe vulnerās (you wound).
ablative place from which
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
Servus fabulam magnā cum sapientiā narrat.
ablative place from which
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
