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Wheelock 14 Grammar

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What case is used to show the subject of a sentence?
a)
Nominative
b)
Genitive
c)
Dative
d)
Accusative
2.
What case shows possession?
a)
Nominative
b)
Genitive
c)
Dative
d)
Accusative
3.
What case can be translated as "of" without a preposition
a)
Nominative
b)
Dative
c)
Genitive
d)
Ablative
4.
What case can be translated as "to" without a preposition?
a)
Genitive
b)
Dative
c)
Accusative
d)
Ablative
5.
What case can be translated as "with" without a preposition?
a)
Genitive
b)
Dative
c)
Accusative
d)
Ablative
6.

What is the Latin term for "water"?

a)

pars, partis

b)

aqua, -ae

c)

turba, -ae

d)

Rōma, -ae

7.

What is the English translation of "ars, artis"?

a)

water

b)

art, skill

c)

ear

d)

animal

8.

What is the English meaning of "auris, auris"?

a)

art

b)

ear

c)

water

d)

animal

9.

Which Latin term means "a living creature, animal"?

a)

auris, auris

b)

aqua, -ae

c)

animal, animālis

d)

ars, artis

10.

The Latin word "mors, mortis" means what in English?

a)

Death

b)

Rome

c)

Cloud

d)

Part, share, direction

11.

What is the English meaning of "ōs, ōris"?

a)

Mouth, face

b)

City

c)

Sea

d)

To avoid, shun

12.

The Latin word "pars, partis" translates to which of the following in English?

a)

Strength

b)

Part, share, direction

c)

To change, alter

d)

Across

13.

What is the English translation of "urbs, urbis"?

a)

Sea

b)

City

c)

Cloud

d)

To change, alter

14.

What does "vīrēs, vīrium" translate to in English?

a)

Strength

b)

Part, share, direction

c)

To hold, keep

d)

Across

15.

Translate "ā, ab" from Latin to English.

a)

Across

b)

Away from, from, by

c)

To speak to, address

d)

To run, rush

16.

What does "currō, currere" translate to in English?

a)

To change, alter, exchange

b)

To run, rush, move quickly

c)

To hold, keep, possess

d)

To avoid, shun

17.

please match the case with it's correct function in a sentence

a)

nominative

1.

subject

b)

genitive

2.

the 'of' word / possession

c)

dative

3.

indirect object (to / for)

d)

accusative

4.

motion toward (w/ a preposition)

e)

ablative

5.

by, with, from, in

18.

-am/-um/-em are all ______________ ________________ case endings:

a)

nominative singular

b)

nominative plural

c)

accusative singular

d)

accusative plural

19.
Graeci iter ad Asiam navibus faciunt.  (iter= journey)
best translation of navibus
a)
from the ships
b)
to/for the ships
c)
by ships
d)
out of ships
20.
de montibus ambulamus.
a)

Ablative Place from Which

b)
Ablative Place Where
c)
Accusative Motion Towards
21.
Milites in urbe currunt.
a)
Accusative Motion Towards
b)

Ablative Place from Which

c)
Ablative Place Where
d)

Ablative Means

22.
sub montibus ambulamus.
a)

Ablative Place from Which

b)
Ablative Place Where
c)
Accusative Motion Towards
d)

Ablative Means

23.

Eng: Aemilia and Julia pick flowers without the boys.

Lat: Aemilia et Iulia sine ________ rosas carpunt.

a)

pueris

b)

Puero

c)

puerorum

d)

pueri

24.
Identify the word in the genitive case: 
Iuppiter est rex deorum
a)
rex
b)
est
c)
Iuppiter
d)
deorum
25.

Nunc omnēs discipulī magnā cum cūrā scrībunt.

a)

for great care

b)

by great care

c)

with great care

d)

of great care

26.

Magister stilō novō epistulam scrīpsit.

a)

new stylus

b)

to his new stylus

c)

of his new stylus

d)

with his new stylus

27.

Cicerō philosophiā scrīpsit

a)

around

b)

out of

c)

under

d)

about

28.

Vīta sine librīs est vacua.

a)

for books

b)

without books

c)

because of books

d)

among books

29.

Puella cum amīcā in agrōs ambulat.

a)

ablative place from which

b)

ablative of accompaniment

c)

ablative of manner

d)

ablative of means

30.

Tū mē verbīs saepe vulnerās (you wound).

a)

ablative place from which

b)

ablative of accompaniment

c)

ablative of manner

d)

ablative of means

31.

Servus fabulam magnā cum sapientiā narrat.

a)

ablative place from which

b)

ablative of accompaniment

c)

ablative of manner

d)

ablative of means