Which form is the genitive singular of the second-declension noun amīcus, amīcī (m., "friend")?
Grammar And Syntax
Question · Easy
In the sentence "Puella rosam mātrī dat," what case and function does mātrī have?
Which form correctly completes the agreement: "vir ___" with the adjective bonus, -a, -um meaning "the good man"?
What is the third-person singular present active indicative of the verb amō, amāre ("to love")?
In "Caesar mīlitēs in castra dūxit," what is the tense and voice of dūxit?
Question · Medium
Identify the use of the ablative in "Gladiō hostem vulnerāvit."
Which sentence contains a correctly formed ablative absolute?
Question · Hard
In indirect statement, "Dīcit Rōmānōs vincere," what form must the subject of the indirect statement take?
Which clause uses the subjunctive to express purpose?
What is the present active infinitive of the third-conjugation verb regō, regere ("to rule")?
Which form is the accusative plural of the third-declension noun rēx, rēgis (m., "king")?
In "Rōmānī fortiōrēs quam Gallī erant," what does the form fortiōrēs express?
Which form is the perfect passive participle of capiō, capere, cēpī, captus ("to take/capture")?
What is the correct translation of the deponent verb form "hortātur"?
In "Liber puerī est," what relationship does the genitive puerī express?
Which form is the imperfect subjunctive third-person singular of sum, esse ("to be")?
What is the function of the dative in "Mihi nōmen est Mārcus"?
Which is the correct first-person plural future active indicative of audiō, audīre ("to hear")?
In "Hīc est puer quī currit," what kind of clause is "quī currit"?
Which form is the dative/ablative plural of the first-declension noun puella, puellae (f., "girl")?
What is the third-person singular imperfect active indicative of videō, vidēre ("to see")?
Which sentence correctly uses a present contrary-to-fact conditional?
What case does the preposition cum ("with") govern in "cum amīcō"?
Which form is the comparative adverb of the adjective celer, celeris, celere ("swift")?
In "Rōmam īmus," what does the form Rōmam express without a preposition?
Which form is the genitive plural of the i-stem third-declension noun urbs, urbis (f., "city")?
What is the meaning and form of "amātus est" (from amō)?
Which pronoun form correctly completes "Puer ___ librum dedit" meaning "The boy gave the book to her"?
In "Tam fortis erat ut nēmō eum vinceret," what does the ut-clause express?
Which form is the present active participle (nominative masculine singular) of currō, currere ("to run")?
What is the function of the genitive in "magna pars mīlitum"?
Which form is the second-person singular present active imperative of dūcō, dūcere ("to lead")?
In "Rogāvit quid puer faceret," what construction is "quid puer faceret"?
Which form is the ablative singular of the fourth-declension noun manus, manūs (f., "hand")?
What is the case and use of "trēs hōrās" in "Trēs hōrās labōrāvit"?
Which form is the dative singular of the irregular adjective ūnus, -a, -um ("one")?
In "Hoc factō, discessit," what does "hoc factō" express?
Which form is the future active indicative third-person singular of sum, esse?
What is the use of the subjunctive in the independent clause "Vīvāmus atque amēmus" (Catullus)?
Which form is the accusative singular of the third-declension neuter noun corpus, corporis (n., "body")?
Read the passage: "Gallia est omnis dīvīsa in partēs trēs." (Caesar) How many parts is Gaul divided into?
Reading Comprehension And Translation
Translate: "Puer puellam amat, sed puella puerum nōn amat."
In the line "Arma virumque canō" (Vergil, Aeneid 1.1), what is the object of canō?
Translate the sentence: "Mīlitēs in silvā sē cēlāvērunt."
Passage: "Rōmulus urbem condidit et eam Rōmam appellāvit." According to the sentence, what did Rōmulus name the city?
Translate: "Sī mīlitēs fortiter pugnāvissent, urbs nōn capta esset."
Passage (adapted Cicero): "Quō ūsque tandem abūtēre, Catilīna, patientiā nostrā?" What is the speaker complaining about?
Translate: "Magister discipulōs dē rēbus Rōmānīs docēbat."
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