Latin Nouns and Cases Quiz

Puella sagittam amat. What is the nominative noun in this sentence?

• Sagittam

• Amat

• Puella

• None of the above

Regina ancillam vocat. What is the accusative noun in this sentence?

• Regina

• Ancillam

• Vocat

• None of the above

Agricola insulam spectat. Is "insulam" nominative or accusative?

• Nominative

• Accusative

Nauta undam superat. Is "unda" singular or plural in this sentence?

• Singular

• Plural

Dea pecuniam habet. What is the accusative noun in this sentence?

• Dea

• Pecuniam

• Habet

• None of the above

Sagittas amant. Is "sagittas" singular or plural?

• Singular

• Plural

Reginae ancillas vocant. Is "ancillas" singular or plural?

• Singular

• Plural

Agricolae insulas spectant. What is the nominative noun in this sentence?

• Agricolae

• Insulas

• Spectant

• None of the above

Nautae undas superant. What is the accusative noun in this sentence?

• Nautae

• Undas

• Superant

• None of the above

Poetae filias rogant. What is the nominative noun in this sentence?

• Poetae

• Filias

• Rogant

• None of the above