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- 1. Multiple Choice
What is the dative case used for?
direct objects
objects of some prepositions
possessives
indirect objects
- 2. Multiple Choice
Which verb takes a dative object (instead of an accusative one)?
favet
narrat
dat
promittit
- 3. Multiple Choice
Which verb takes a dative object (instead of an accusative one)?
invitat
verberat
credit
legit
- 4. Multiple Choice
Which verb takes a dative object (instead of an accusative one)?
rapit
convenit
pugnat
respondet
- 5. Multiple Choice
Which verb takes a dative object (instead of an accusative one)?
tacet
servat
emit
placet
- 6. Multiple Choice
What does melior mean?
good
better
great
best
- 7. Multiple Choice
Translate: Metella est iratior quam Caecilius.
Metella and Caecilius are angry.
Metella is angrier than Caecilius.
Caecilius is angrier than Caecilius.
Metella is angry at Caecilius.
- 8. Multiple Choice
Translate: mercatores agricolis respondent.
The merchants respond to the farmers.
The merchant responds to the farmer.
The farmers respond to the merchants.
The farmer answers the merchant.
- 9. Multiple Choice
Translate: vos amico favetis.
You support the friends.
The friends support you.
You all support the friend.
We support the friends.
- 10. Multiple Choice
Translate: placetne tibi?
You don't like it?
Do you like it?
I don't like it.
Does it please everyone?
- 11. Multiple Choice
Translate: nos Romani sunt fortiores quam vos Graeci.
You Romans are braver than we Greeks.
The Romans are more brave than the Greeks.
We Romans are braver than you Greeks.
The Romans and Greeks are very brave.
- 12. Multiple Choice
Translate: senator nobis pecuniam tradit.
A senator hands over money to us.
The senator gives you money.
A senator hands over money to you.
The senator was giving away money to us all.
- 13. Multiple Choice
Translate: Romani hospitibus credunt.
The Romans trust the guest.
The Romans favor the guests.
The Romans trust the guests.
The Romans support their guest.
- 14. Multiple Choice
Translate: tune Pompeianus es?
Is he a Pompeian?
Am I Pompeian?
Are you Pompeian?
Where is Pompeii?
- 15. Multiple Choice
Translate: cur vos in horto laboratis?
Who is in the garden working?
What are you doing in the garden?
Where are you all working in the garden?
Why are you all working in the garden?
- 16. Multiple Choice
Translate: num cenam paras?
You are preparing dinner?
Are you preparing dinner?
You are not preparing dinner, are you?
When are you preparing dinner?
- 17. Multiple Choice
Translate: quis est athleta ille?
Who is that athlete?
Where is the athlete going?
Why is the athlete there?
What is the athlete doing there?
- 18. Multiple Choice
Translate: tu discum habes?
Does he have a discus?
Do you have a discus?
Give me the discus.
Where is the discus?
- 19. Multiple Choice
Translate: vosne estis contenti?
Are you all fast?
Are you all worried?
Are you all happy?
Are you all satisfied?
- 20. Multiple Choice
Translate: num Quintus timet?
Are you afraid, Quintus?
Surely, Quintus is not afraid?
Is Quintus afraid?
Are you scaring Quintus?
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