Latin IB Final Review - Neuter Nouns

How is the underlined noun used in the sentence? The boys were sleeping in the bedroom.

• subject

• object of a preposition

• direct object

• showing possession

What case would the noun be? The boys were sleeping in the bedroom.

• nominative

• genitive

• dative

• accusative

• ablative

What form would it be? The boys were sleeping in the bedroom.

• cubiculo

• cubicula

• cubiculum

How is the underlined noun used in the sentence? The wagon carries the load.

• subject

• object of a preposition

• direct object

• showing possession

What case would it be? The wagon carries the load.

• nominative

• genitive

• dative

• accusative

• ablative

What form would it be? The wagon carries the load.

• onera

• onerum

• onus

How is the underlined noun used in the sentence? There were many dangers on the road.

• subject

• object of a preposition

• direct object

• showing possession

What case would it be? There were many dangers on the road.

• nominative

• genitive

• dative

• accusative

• ablative

What form would it be? There were many dangers on the road.

• periculo

• pericula

• periculum

How is the underlined noun used in the sentence? The wheels of the vehicles were large.

• subject

• object of a preposition

• direct object

• showing possession