Exploring Perfect Passive Participles in Latin

Which of the following is an example of a perfect passive participle in English?

• Running

• Sent

• Eating

• Jumping

In Latin, where can you find the perfect passive participle of a verb?

• First principal part

• Second principal part

• Third principal part

• Fourth principal part

What does the fourth principal part 'amatum' of the verb 'amo' mean?

• Loving

• Loves

• To love

• Loved or having been loved

How do perfect passive participles function in a sentence?

• As conjunctions

• As adjectives

• As prepositions

• As adverbs

Which declension endings do perfect passive participles use?

• First and second declension

• Second and third declension

• Third and fourth declension

• First and fourth declension

How would you translate 'seruum missum' in a better English form?

• A slave being sent

• A slave who had been sent

• A slave sent

• A slave having been sent

Which preposition is used in Latin to indicate the agent who performed the action?

• In

• Ad

• Ab

• Ex

What is a better translation for 'militibus occisis'?

• Soldiers having been killed

• Soldiers who had been killed

• Soldiers killed

• Soldiers being killed

What is the literal translation of 'Caesare ab hostibus viso'?

• After Caesar was seen

• When the enemies had seen Caesar

• With Caesar having been seen by the enemies

• Caesar being seen by the enemies

What is the perfect passive participle of the deponent verb 'ingredior'?

• Ingressi

• Ingressa

• Ingressum

• Ingressus