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World Languages
7th -
9thgrade
8th Grade Latin Ablatives Rotation 13
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- 1. Multiple Choice
Discipula cum dīligentiā laborat.
[dīligentia, -ae, f.: diligence, care]
ablative place where
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablative place from which
- 2. Multiple Choice
Puer cum servīs dominum petit.
ablative place where
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablative place from which
- 3. Multiple Choice
Rex cum fortitudine stat.
[fortitudo, fortitudinis.: strength]
ablative place where
ablative of accomopaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablative place from which
- 4. Multiple Choice
Ego discēdere ē vīllā volō.
ablative place from which
ablative of accompaniment
ablative manner
ablative of means
ablative place where
- 5. Multiple Choice
Puella cum amīcā in agrōs ambulat.
ablative place from which
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablative place where
- 6. Multiple Choice
Servus tunicās cum Cornēliā lavat.
[lavō, lavāre: to wash]
ablative place where
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablative place from which
- 7. Multiple Choice
Puella ē cubiculō in agrōs ambulat.
[cubiculum: bedroom]
ablative place from which
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablative place where
- 8. Multiple Choice
Servus verba cum sapientiā dixit.
ablative place where
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablative agent
- 9. Multiple Choice
Domina in urbe ambulat.
ablative place where
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of manner
ablative of means
ablative place from which
- 10. Multiple Choice
Liber ab patre scribebatur.
Agent
Means
Place Where
Place from Which
- 11. Multiple Choice
Gladio necabar.
Agent
Place Where
Means
Manner
- 12. Multiple Choice
Out of Africa.
Place from Which
Place Where
Means
Place to Which
- 13. Multiple Choice
What type of ablative usage is found in the following sentence:
They killed the general with venom.
Abl. of Agent
Abl. of Means
Abl. of Manner
Abl. of Place Where
- 14. Multiple Choice
The leader is betrayed by the traitor.
Abl. of Means
Abl. of Manner
Abl. of Agent
Abl. of Place Where
- 15. Multiple Choice
The students work in the classroom.
Abl. of Agent
Abl. of Accompaniment
Abl. of Place Where
Abl. of Means
- 16. Multiple Choice
The Romans walked with the traitor.
Abl. of Means
Abl. of Place Where
Abl. of Manner
Abl. of Accompaniment
- 17. Multiple Choice
Felix managed the situation with dignity.
Abl. of Means
Abl. of Manner
Abl. of Time When
Abl. of Accompaniment
- 18. Multiple Choice
The Greeks are defeated by the Romans.
Abl. of Means
Abl. of Place Where
Abl. of Accompaniment
Abl. of Agent
- 19. Multiple Choice
The leader signaled the beginning of battle with a trumpet.
Abl. of Time When
Abl. of Agent
Abl. of Means
Abl. of Accompaniment
- 20. Multiple Choice
The soldiers along with their prisoners marched toward Rome.
Abl. of Place Where
Abl. of Time When
Abl. of Accompaniment
Abl. of Manner
- 21. Multiple Choice
The traitor hoped to gain money by means of trick.
Abl. of Manner
Abl. of Time When
Abl. of Agent
Abl. of Means
- 22. Multiple Choice
The letter was prepared by Cicero.
Abl. of Means
Abl. of Manner
Abl. of Accompaniment
Abl. of Agent
- 23. Multiple Choice
What is the case and use of the red word?
Cum celeritate (speed) ex domo fugi.
ablative of manner
ablative of accompaniment
dative of indirect object
ablative means
- 24. Multiple Choice
What is the case and use of the red word?
Magna cum celeritate ex domo fugi.
ablative of means
ablative of place from which
dative of indirect object
ablative place where
- 25. Multiple Choice
What is the case of the word in red?
Dux militum gladiis impetum (attack) fecit.
dative of indirect object
ablative of accompaniment
ablative of means
ablative manner
- 26. Multiple Choice
Aeneas ab Asia cum patre et filio navigat.
Case and reason of "filio"
dative, indirect object
ablative, accompaniment
accusative, direct object
genitive, possession
- 27. Multiple Choice
Aeneas ab Asia cum patre et filio navigat.
Case and reason of "Asia"
ablative, place where
ablative, place from which
accusative, motion toward
dative, indirect object
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