Neuter Nouns (Intro)

Neuter accusatives...

• Do not select this. IT'S THE OTHER ANSWER. THEY ALWAYS MATCH!!

• ALWAYS match the nominative

The following could be neuter:

• luna

• amicus

• puella

• caelum

Plural neuter nominatives...

• always end in -um

• always end in -i

• always end in -a

• always match the nominative singular

Neuters exist in which declensions?

• First and second only

• Second and third only

• All declensions

• Only second

What is the subject of this sentence:
periculum est magnum in urbe.

• periculum

• est

• in

• urbe

What can you do if you don't know whether a noun is neuter?

• it's always obvious (you can just tell)

• ask Minerva to answer the question for you

• check the vocabulary list

What is the neuter in this sentence:

cur vestimenta sordida geritis?

• cur

• vestimenta

• geritis

What is the neuter in this sentence:

verbum in saxo est!

• verbum

• in

• saxo

• est

If regnum (neuter) means kingdom, what do you absolutely know to be true?

• it's masculine

• it's automatically accusative

• it's third declension

• regna means kingdoms