Case Of Nouns Nominative Objective Possessive VocativeSet 1

1The girl gave food to the dogs.puella cibum can ..... dedit.
2Name the noun in direct address.Here is your Betsy Ross costume, Amanda.
3The women bring the sacred flames INTO THE VILLA.
4What case expresses DIRECT OBJECT and OBJECT of PREPOSITIONS?
5The farmers are not friends OF THE GODDESS.
6What type of case is assigned to the object of the verb in the sentence "Ama bought a car for him very often"?
7The goddesses are wearing BEAUTIFUL tunics.
8Of the angry goddess
9Decide if the noun phrase is subject or object.Messi scored the best goal.
10D Neuter Accusative Plural
11In 5.36.6, sermo isdum de condicionibus inter se agunt longiorque consulto ab Ambiorige instituitur SERMO,
12Nouns can either be used as a subject (doer of the action or the ones being described) or as an object (receiver of the action either directly or indirectly) in a sentence.(eg. Lilibeth eats a burger every Friday after class.)NOTE: The noun Lilibeth serves as the subject and the noun burger serves as the object in the sentence.
13A noun is always written like this:Nominative form, Genitive form, (gender)Caupo, Cauponis m.What is the Nominative form of Caupo?
14What case is poeta?
15The girls are playing BETWEEN THE VILLAS.
16Name the noun in direct address.Ben is sick today, Kevin, you will play John Adams.
17To address someone, we put the noun in which case?
18It refers to the function, relationship, and role of nouns as it relates to other words in a given sentence.
19Nautae navem vident.What case is "nautae" and why?
20Miss Silva went to argentina for summer vacation,
21The good lords (Nominative)
22Choose the correct nominative case noun:' ..... won the race.' (Options:He, him)
23What is the subject categorical meaning of the following sentence: It (the dog) ran up to me?
24Masculine nouns, "der" words, change to ..... in the accusative case.
25Identify the noun acting as an object: He painted a mural for the school.
26What is the order of cases?
27Accusative singular
28A noun, noun phrase, or pronoun that receives the action of a verb or completes the meaning of a preposition
29Identify the noun in the sentence based on the given function.DIRECT OBJECTI wrote my grandma a letter because my mom made me.
30Sextus per ..... festinat.
31Identify the object in the sentence: "She kicked the ball."
32What does the genitive case in English show other than possession?
33Make this nominative NOUN plural:ancilla (slave girl)- ..... (slave girls)
34Identify the case of the noun in bold:The messenger reports the outcome of the battle to the leader.
35To express the subject, we put the noun in which case?
36Identify what noun case is highlighted below:The judge's verdict at the final hearing of the trial made Mattheus the suspect of the crime.
37Identify what noun case is highlighted below:Daniel, I need you to submit your documents to the school's registrar.
38Identify the function of the noun in bold.History gives us many life lessons.
39What case is typically used for direct objects?
40What are the three noun jobs?
41E. Identify the noun in the sentence based on the given function.SUBJECT: The school announced its new platform this year.
42Um, am, em, os, as, es
43The genitive singular of the 5th declension is always .....
44What word is in direct address?Class, please stand next to your science projects.
45Which order of the noun cases is the correct order?
46Direct object?When Jeremy found his wallet, he bought himself an ice cream.
47Select the sentence where the noun is used as a direct address.
48No, a lion ate my food.Minime, leo ..... cibum meum consumpsit.
49What are the case and number of this noun ending?-ibus
50The nominative singular of villa is .....
51Saint Mary's Hall students participated in Snack Pack for Kids.
52Which one is Akkusativ?
53They are being pirates for Halloween.
54Who is the object in this sentence: The teacher teaches the students.
55It refers to a noun case in which the noun is used as the subject of the sentence; additionally, it answers who or what questions in relation to the verb.(eg. Xandra watered the roses morning.)Note: The noun Xandra answered the question: Who watered the roses this morning? $\rightarrow$ Xandra
56In Latin, the genitive is used to indicate .....
57It is a noun case that is followed by a preposition to complete or add meaning to the sentence.(eg. The document that you requested is on the desk.)Note: The noun desk is followed by the preposition on.
58Identify what noun case is highlighted below:Lola Lou baked me a cookie when she heard that I was coming home.
59Grammatical categories of the English noun have .....
60In the third declension, the genitive singular is the same for .....
61Imagine you're a detective like Sophia, exploring the ancient world of Latin. How would you express 'the love of the mother' in Latin, using the genitive case for 'the mother'? (Hint:mater, matris)