Latin Noun Declensions Quiz

The Nominative case tells us who is ___________ the action

The Accusative case tells us who is __________ the action

Match the following cases with their role in the sentence

• direct object of sentence

  (receiving)

• nominative case

• possessive

• accusative case

• subject of the sentence

  (doing action)

• genitive case

Organize these words into their declension

Groups:

(a) 1st declension

,

(b) 2nd declension

,

(c) 3rd delcension

• vinum, vinum n

• Sabina, Sabina Sabinam

• nox, noctem, f

• urbs, urbem, f

• clamor, -em, m

• insula, insulam

• Filia, Filiam f

• Subura , -am

• pecunia -am f

• fur, furem m

• forum, forum n

• Filius, Filium m

• via, viam f

• cibus, cibum, m

A ​ (a)   is a group of nouns that change in the same way

• declension
• case
• gender
• accusative
• nominative

What is the accusative case of the Latin noun 'imperātor'?

• imperātor

• imperātōrem

• servus

• servum

What is the accusative case of the Latin noun 'Rūfīna'?

• Rūfīna

• Rūfīnam

• hōra

• turba

What is the nominative case of the Latin noun meaning crowd?

• Rūfīna

• Rūfīnam

• hōra

• turba

What is the accusative case of the Latin word meaning friend

• Faustus

• Faustum

• amicus

• amicum

What is the nominative case of the Latin noun for friend

• Faustus

• Faustum

• amicus

• amicum