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    Accusative Worksheet

    Score: ___/100

    Name:______________

    For the following words, decline each in the accusative case. Make sure you make both the
    singular and plural forms, and then translate. 2 pt each (40pts)
    e.g. puella, puellae f. girl puellam puellas

    1. Ager, agri m. field

    ___________ ____________

    2. Femina, feminae f. woman

    __________ ____________

    3. Servus, servi m. slave

    ___________ ____________

    4. Hortus, horti m. - garden

    ___________ ____________

    5. Amica, amicae f. friend(female)

    ___________ ____________

    6. Silva, silvae f. forest

    ___________ ____________

    7. Picture, picturae f. - picture

    ___________ ____________

    8. Fragor, fragoris m. crash, noise

    ___________ ____________

    9. Porta, portae f. - door

    ___________ ____________

    10. Ramus, rami m. branch

    ___________ ____________

    11. Via, viae f. road

    ___________ ____________

    12. Nox, noctis f. night

    ___________ ____________

    13. Mater, matris f. mother

    ___________ ____________

    14. Pater, patris m. father

    ___________ ____________

    15. Ianua, ianuae f. - door

    ___________ ____________

    16. Princeps, principis m.- emperor

    ___________ ____________

    17. Rivus, rivi m. - stream

    ___________ ____________

    18. Ludus, ludi m. - game

    ___________ ____________

    19. Clamor, clamoris m. -shout ___________ ____________


    20. Cubiculum, cubiculi n. - room

    ___________ ____________

    Identify: Circle or underline the accusative in each sentence given, then translate each sentence.
    Worth 4 pts (40pts)
    1. Sextus arborem ascendit.

    2. Puellae Romanae cibum edunt.

    3. Mater Brentum vexat.

    4. Vocem Cornelia audit.

    5. Ioleus et Brentus puellas vident.

    6. Magna vox Corneliam terret.

    7. Cur tu Marcum non amas?

    8. Lupus eos conspicit.

    9. Puella pueros ducit e silva.

    10. Aurelia baculum habet.

    Complete the meaning: Replace the underlined word with the Latin equivalent; Identify subject,
    direct object and verb of the sentence. 4 pts each (20 pts)
    e.g. The doorkeeper stands at the door of the house. portam (ianuam)
    Subject

    verb

    D. Obj

    1. The mother searches for the dogs (canis, canis m/f.) in the garden.

    2. Many slaves drink wine (vinum, vini n.) .

    3. I want to climb trees (arbor, arboris f.).

    4. I need to see the book (liber, libri m.).

    5. He has a stick (baculum, -i n.).

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