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- 1. Multiple Choice
Which of the following nouns are accusatives (direct objects)?
servus
lupum
arborem
amīca
eum
- 2. Multiple Choice
Which of the following are nominatives (subjects)?
amīcae
servī
clāmorem
virum
puerī
- 3. Multiple Choice
Which two of the following are nominatives (singular or plural) for puerum?
puerī
puer
puerus
puerae
- 4. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the plural nominative (subject) for vir?
virae
virum
virī
virem
- 5. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the accusative (direct object) form of arbor?
arborem
arborum
arboram
arbore
- 6. Multiple Choice
Change statua to its singular accusative (direct object) form.
statuae
statuum
statuam
statuēs
- 7. Multiple Choice
Select the correct form of īrātus to agree with vir.
īrāta
īrātae
īrātem
īrātus
- 8. Multiple Choice
Change clāmorem into its singular nominative (subject) form.
clāmor
clāmora
clāmorus
clāmorum
- 9. Multiple Choice
Which nouns are in their nominative (subject) forms?
puellae
virum
vir
Cornēliam
Sextus
- 10. Multiple Choice
Sextum nōn videt Cornēlia, sed Corneliam Sextus videt.
Who sees whom?
Sextus sees Cornelia
They do not see each other.
Cornelia sees Sextus.
They see each other.
- 11. Multiple Choice
Cornēliam et Flāviam amat Marcus.
Who loves whom?
Cornelia and Flavia love Marcus.
Marcus loves Cornelia and Flavia.
Seriously, who cares?
Cornelia loves Flavia and Marcus.
- 12. Multiple Choice
Mārcum īrātum Sextus terret, quod molestus est.
Who is the annoying boy?
Marcus.
Sextus.
- 13. Multiple Choice
Which nouns are accusatives (direct objects)?
puella
lupum
puerum
arborem
fragore
- 14. Multiple Choice
Select the nominative (subject forms) for puellam (both singular and plural).
puella
puellus
puellī
puellae
puellem
- 15. Multiple Choice
What is the accusative (direct object) form of fragor?
fragorem
fragorum
fragorae
fragoram
fragorus
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