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Latin 1 Practice Test Charts Key

Part I: Verbs

Synopsis: principal agō, agere, ēgī actum pers., #, gender 1st plural masculine

INDICATIVE ACTIVE PASSIVE

present _____________________________ ____________________________

imperfect _____________________________ ____________________________

future _____________________________ ____________________________

perfect _____________________________ ____________________________

pluperfect _____________________________ ____________________________

future perfect _____________________________ ____________________________

PARTICIPLES ACTIVE PASSIVE

present _____________________________

perfect ____________________________

future _____________________________ ____________________________

INFINITIVES ACTIVE PASSIVE

present _____________________________ ____________________________

perfect _____________________________ ____________________________

future _____________________________ _____________________________

Part II: Adverbs Please complete the following chart, providing the Latin adverb counter part to the

adjective given

Latin Adjective Latin Adverb

malus

bonus

difficilis

sapiens

aeger

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Part II: Comparatives and superlatives Please complete the following chart, changing the degree of

the adjective from positive to comparative and superlative, keeping the same gender, number, and case

(nom. sg. either masc. or neut.).

Latin Adjective Comparative Superlative

malus

bonus

sapiens

facilis

aeger

Part III NOUN/ADJECTIVE DECLENSION: Decline the following phrase fully.

This greater envy - haec maior invidia

Singular

Nom.

Gen.

Dat.

Acc.

Abl.

Plural

Nom.

Gen.

Dat.

Acc.

Abl.

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Part III Translation and identification

Directions: Translate the following sentences into English and identify the following for

nouns case, number, gender, and function (case use)

indicative verbs: tense, mood, voice, person, number, and use in sentence

participles: tense, mood, voice, case, number, gender

infinitives: tense, mood, voice, and use in sentence

1. Tunc Iuppiter tamen haec omnia vīdit et fīlium servāre cōnstituit.

Trans.:

servāre:

2. Perseus, ad lītus fluctibus portātus, ā rēge malō celeriter acceptus est.

Trans.:

fluctibus:

3. Cīvēs fuērunt līberiōrēs servīs, autem rēx est līberrimus omnium.

Trans.:

servīs:

4. Equus est multō fortior quam vir sed nōn gracilior.

Trans.:

multō:

5. Hic pīrāta arma capiēns plūrimōs interfēcerat. Scelus eius igitur vidētur peius quam tuum.

Trans.:

capiēns:

6. Because of your very angry letter, my mother does not love you now.

Trans.:

7. The eyes of the queen saw the walls of the city burning with flames and she was more wretched.

Trans.: