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Chapter 9 Test Practice

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose the case governed by the Latin preposition ad.

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Genitive

2.

For the preposition in when it means "into," which case is used?

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Dative

3.

For the preposition in when it means "in, on," which case is used?

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Genitive

4.

Which case does the preposition cum take?

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Genitive

5.

ē/ex governs which case?

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Genitive

6.

prope takes which case?

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Dative

7.

per governs which case?

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Genitive

8.

ā/ab governs which case?

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Genitive

9.

circum takes which case?

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Dative

10.

Which case does the preposition pro take?

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Genitive

11.

ante governs which case?

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Genitive

12.

For the Latin preposition post, which case does it take? Choose the case used with this preposition.

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Genitive

d)

Dative

13.

For the Latin preposition inter, which case does it take? Choose the case used with this preposition.

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Genitive

d)

Locative

14.

For the Latin preposition sine, which case does it take? Choose the case used with this preposition.

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Genitive

d)

Dative

15.

For the Latin preposition trans, which case does it take? Choose the case used with this preposition.

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Genitive

16.

For the Latin preposition dē (meaning "down from/about"), which case does it take? Choose the case used with this preposition.

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Genitive

d)

Dative

17.

Translate the Latin verb ambulō. Select the best English meaning based on person and number.

a)

I walk

b)

You walk (singular)

c)

He/She walks

d)

They walk

18.

Translate the Latin verb dormis. Select the best English meaning based on person and number.

a)

I sleep

b)

You sleep (singular)

c)

She sleeps

d)

We sleep

19.

Translate the Latin verb clamant. Select the best English meaning based on person and number.

a)

I shout

b)

You shout (singular)

c)

He shouts

d)

They shout

20.

Translate the Latin verb videt. Select the best English meaning based on person and number.

a)

You see (singular)

b)

He/She sees

c)

We see

d)

They see

21.

Translate the Latin verb sedēmus. Select the best English meaning based on person and number.

a)

I sit

b)

You sit (singular)

c)

We sit

d)

They sit

22.

Translate the Latin verb form: curritis. Choose the best English equivalent based on person and number.

a)

I run

b)

You (sing.) run

c)

He runs

d)

Y'all run

23.

Translate the Latin verb form: scribō. Choose the best English equivalent.

a)

I write

b)

You write

c)

She writes

d)

We write

24.

Translate the Latin verb form: portant. Choose the best English equivalent.

a)

I carry

b)

He carries

c)

They carry

d)

You (plural) carry

25.

Translate the Latin verb form: audit. Choose the best English equivalent.

a)

I hear

b)

You hear

c)

He/She hears

d)

They hear

26.

Translate the Latin verb form: labōrāmus. Choose the best English equivalent.

a)

They work

b)

We work

c)

You work

d)

He works

27.

Translate the Latin verb form: monēs. Choose the best English equivalent.

a)

I warn

b)

You warn

c)

He warns

d)

They warn

28.

Translate the Latin verb form: capit. Choose the best English equivalent.

a)

I take

b)

You take

c)

He/She takes

d)

They take

29.

Translate the Latin verb form: ponitis. Choose the best English equivalent.

a)

He places

b)

They place

c)

Y'all place

d)

We place

30.

Translate the Latin verb form: amō. Choose the best English equivalent.

a)

I love

b)

You love

c)

He loves

31.

Determine the grammatical case of the Latin noun form: puellam. Choose the best answer.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

32.

What case is indicated by the Latin noun form: regē?

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

33.

Choose the correct case for the Latin plural noun form: agrōs.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

34.

Determine the case of the Latin noun form: puella.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

35.

Identify the case of the Latin noun form: urbem.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

36.

Select the case shown by the Latin noun form: nautā.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

37.

Translate the Latin verb veniunt. Pick the best English meaning.

a)

I come

b)

She comes

c)

You (plural) come

d)

They come

38.

Identify the grammatical case of the Latin noun: puerum.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

39.

Identify the grammatical case of the Latin noun: rēge.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

40.

Identify the grammatical case of the Latin noun: amīcus.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

41.

Identify the grammatical case of the Latin noun: fīliam.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

42.

Identify the grammatical case of the Latin noun: templō.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

43.

Identify the grammatical case of the Latin noun: mātre.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

44.

Identify the grammatical case of the Latin noun: mercātōrem.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

45.

Identify the case of the Latin noun form: fēmina.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

46.

Identify the case of the Latin noun form: librōs.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

47.

Identify the case of the Latin noun form: milite. Use third-declension singular endings to guide your choice.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

48.

Identify the case of the Latin noun form: dominum. Apply second-declension masculine singular endings.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

49.

Identify the case of the Latin noun form: clāmōr. Select the case that would typically be the dictionary citation form for a third-declension noun.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

50.

Identify the case of the Latin noun form: urbs. Choose the case that occurs as the base citation form for this third-declension noun.

a)

Nominative

b)

Genitive

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

51.

Analyze the sentence: Marcus in villā dormit. What case is Marcus? Use your understanding of subjects in Latin.

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

52.

Read the sentence: "Sed Cornēlia ad vīllam currit." What case is Cornēlia?

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

53.

Read the sentence: "Sed Cornēlia ad vīllam currit." What case is vīllam?

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

54.

Read the sentence: "Sexte, necesse est redīre." What case is Sexte?

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

55.

Read the sentence: "Cornēlia Romam cum familiā redit." What case is Romam?

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

56.

Read the sentence: "Cornēlia Romam cum familiā redit." What case is familiā?

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

57.

Which choice correctly matches each Latin word to its likely case based on common sentence functions? a) subject of the verb, b) object of a preposition showing motion toward, c) person addressed directly, d) object of a preposition meaning "with". Select the best answer.

a)

Cornēlia → nominative; vīllam → accusative; Sexte → vocative; familiā → ablative

b)

Cornēlia → accusative; vīllam → nominative; Sexte → dative; familiā → vocative

c)

Cornēlia → vocative; vīllam → ablative; Sexte → nominative; familiā → accusative

d)

Cornēlia → ablative; vīllam → dative; Sexte → accusative; familiā → nominative

58.

Identify the grammatical case of the word villā in the sentence: "Marcus in villā dormit." Choose the best answer based on the preposition and context.

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

59.

In the sentence "Cornēlia Marcum in villā vocat," what case is Marcum? Consider the typical case used for direct objects in Latin.

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

60.

Determine the case of Sexte in the sentence: "Sexte, Cornēlia ad villam currit." Use your knowledge of forms used for direct address.

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

61.

In the sentence "Cornēlia ad villam currit," what case is villam? Base your answer on the common case used with the preposition ad indicating motion toward.

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

62.

Marcus Romam redīre vult. Identify the case of Romam in this sentence.

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

63.

Marcus cum familiā habitat. What is the case of familiā in this sentence?

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

64.

Cornēlia Marcusque in villā sunt. Identify the case of villā in this sentence.

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

65.

Which case does the preposition ad always take?

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

66.

In the phrase cum amīcō, which case is used by the preposition cum?

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

67.

Per urbem uses which case?

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

68.

Inter puellās uses which case?

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

69.

In villā uses which case?

a)

Nominative

b)

Vocative

c)

Dative

d)

Accusative

e)

Ablative

70.

The phrase “a/ab puero” (by/from the boy) requires which Latin case after the preposition a/ab?

a)

Ablative

b)

Accusative

c)

Dative

d)

Vocative

71.

Which case does the preposition sine (without) govern, as in “sine aquā” (without water)?

a)

Accusative

b)

Ablative

c)

Genitive

d)

Dative

72.

If a person ends with -um or -am, they are the​ (a)   and are in the ​​ (b)   case.

Choose from the below words
direct object
accusative
subject
nominative
genitive
73.
What does the NOMINATIVE express?
a)
subject
b)
direct object
c)
indirect object
d)
verb
74.
What case and number is the Latin word pedem?
a)
nominative singular
b)
accusative singular
c)
nominative plural
d)
accusative plural
75.
What does the ACCUSATIVE express?
a)
verb
b)
direct object
c)
indirect object
d)
subject

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