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What does a relative clause look like in a Latin sentence?
starts with a SIDSPACE preposition and ends with noun in the ablative case
starts with a form of qui, quae, quod and ends with a verb.
starts with a nominative and ends with an ablative
starts with a verb and ends with a period
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Which English word is a "relative pronoun"?
who, which
with, around
is, was
he, they
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What is the relative pronoun in Latin?
sine, in, de, sub, pro, ab, cum, ex
unus, duo, tres
qui, quae, quod
hic, ille
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What is the antecedent?
The word that the relative pronoun refers back to
Another word for relative pronoun
The subject of a relative clause
The verb of a relative clause
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What is the relative pronoun in this sentence?
victima, quam servus tenēbat, bālāvit.
victima
quam
servus
tenēbat
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What is the antecedent in this sentence?
victima, quam servus tenēbat, bālāvit.
victima
quam
servus
tenēbat
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What is the gender of the relative pronoun?
victima, quam servus tenēbat, bālāvit.
masculine
feminine
neuter
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What is the number of the relative pronoun?
victima, quam servus tenēbat, bālāvit.
singular
plural
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What is the case of the relative pronoun?
victima, quam servus tenēbat, bālāvit.
nominative
dative
accusative
ablative
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What is the relative pronoun in the sentence?
post Quīntum ambulābant duae ancillae, quae duōs tripodas ferēbant.
Quīntum
ancillae
quae
ferēbant
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What is the antecedent in the sentence?
post Quīntum ambulābant duae ancillae, quae duōs tripodas ferēbant.
Quīntum
ancillae
quae
ferēbant
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What is the gender of the relative pronoun in the sentence?
post Quīntum ambulābant duae ancillae, quae duōs tripodas ferēbant.
masculine
feminine
neuter
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What is the case of the relative pronoun in the sentence?
post Quīntum ambulābant duae ancillae, quae duōs tripodas ferēbant.
nominative
dative
accusative
ablative
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What is the relative pronoun in this sentence?
dōnum, quod rēgem maximē dēlectāvit, erat equus.
dōnum
quod
rēgem
dēlectāvit
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What is the antecedent in this sentence?
dōnum, quod rēgem maximē dēlectāvit, erat equus.
dōnum
quod
rēgem
dēlectāvit
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What is the case of the relative pronoun in this sentence?
dōnum, quod rēgem maximē dēlectāvit, erat equus.
nominative
dative
accusative
ablative
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What is the gender of the relative pronoun in this sentence?
dōnum, quod rēgem maximē dēlectāvit, erat equus.
masculine
feminine
neuter
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What is the relative pronoun?
agnus, quem servus dūcēbat, erat victima.
agnus
quem
servus
dūcēbat
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What is the antecedent?
agnus, quem servus dūcēbat, erat victima.
agnus
quem
servus
dūcēbat
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What is the case of the relative pronoun?
agnus, quem servus dūcēbat, erat victima.
nominative
dative
accusative
ablative
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What is the gender of the relative pronoun?
agnus, quem servus dūcēbat, erat victima.
masculine
feminine
neuter
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What is the relative pronoun?
Claudius erat imperātor, quī Cogidubnum rēgem fēcit.
imperātor
quī
Cogidubnum
fēcit
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What is the antecedent?
Claudius erat imperātor, quī Cogidubnum rēgem fēcit.
imperātor
quī
Cogidubnum
fēcit
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What is the case of the relative pronoun?
Claudius erat imperātor, quī Cogidubnum rēgem fēcit.
nominative
dative
accusative
ablative
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What is the gender of the relative pronoun?
Claudius erat imperātor, quī Cogidubnum rēgem fēcit.
masculine
feminine
neuter