Sign up for FREE

ER 04 Matching Subjects and Direct Objects

Last updated 3 months ago

8 questions

4

6

6

4

4

4

4

4

Question 1

1.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item

Question 2

2.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item

Question 3

3.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item

Question 4

4.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item

Question 5

5.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item

Question 6

6.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item

Question 7

7.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item

Question 8

8.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item

Match each Latin sentence with its English translation.

Puerī servum terrent.

The slaves frighten the boy.

Servum puer terret.

The slave frightens the boy.

Servī puerum terrent.

The boy frightens the slave.

Servus puerum terret.

The boys frighten the slave.

Match each Latin sentence with its English translation.

Puerum strēnuum servus audit.

The slaves hear the energetic boy.

Puerum strēnuum servī audiunt.

The boy hears the energetic slave.

Puer strēnuum servum audit.

The energetic boy hears the slave.

Puer strēnuus servum audit.

The energetic slaves hear the boy.

Puerum strēnuī servī audiunt.

The energetic slave hears the boy.

Puerum strēnuus servus audit.

The slave hears the energetic boy.

Match each Latin sentence with its English translation.

Puerī īrātī servum terrent.

The slaves frighten the angry boy.

Servus puerum īrātum terret.

The boy frightens the angry slave.

Puerum servus īrātus terret.

The angry boy frightens the slave.

Puer īrātus servum terret.

The angry boys frighten the slave.

Servī īrātum puerum terrent.

The slave frightens the angry boy.

Puer īrātum servum terret.

The angry slave frightens the boy.

Match each Latin sentence with its English translation. (NOTE: A few of these sentences may be nonsensical.)

Virī statuam amant.

The statues love the man.

Virum statuae amant.

The man loves the statue.

Statuam vir amat.

The statue loves the man.

Statua virum amat.

The men love the statue.

Match each Latin sentence with its English translation.

Servus strēnuus puerum dēfessum vexat.

The tired slave annoys the energetic boy.

Servum strēnuum puer dēfessus vexat.

The energetic slave annoys the tired boy.

Puerum strēnuum dēfessus servus vexat.

The energetic boy annoys the tired slave.

Puer strēnuus dēfessum servum vexat.

The tired boy annoys the energetic slave.

Match each Latin sentence with its English translation.

Videtne Sextum Cornēlia?

Does Flavia see Marcus?

Videtne Sextus Cornēliam?

Does Marcus see Flavia?

Videtne Flāviam Mārcus?

Does Cornelia see Sextus?

Videtne Flāvia Mārcum?

Does Sextus see Cornelia?

Match each Latin sentence with its English translation.

Fēminae virum cōnspiciunt.

The man catches sight of the woman.

Fēminam virī cōnspiciunt.

The women catch sight of the man.

Fēminam vir cōnspicit.

The woman catches sight of the man.

Fēmina virum cōnspicit.

The men catch sight of the woman.

Match each Latin sentence with its English translation.

Puerī puellam amant.

The girls love the boy.

Puella puerum amat.

The boy loves the girl.

Puerum puellae amant.

The girl loves the boy.

Puellam puer amat.

The boys love the girl.