Latin Adjectives, part 4

Now for the quiz. Or maybe you need to study! Part 1, Part 2, Part 3

Highlight the blank areas after the work answer for the answer.

1. One of these things doesn't matter. Case, number, gender, declension. Which?

Answer:  Declension.

2. One of these noun/adjective pairs doesn't match. Which one?

illi viri
omnis oppidis
diebus longis
Answer: omnis oppidis

3. You look up an adjective in the dictionary. You find this:

fortis, -e – adj – strong, brave

What declension endings do you use?

Answer: 3rd declension

4. Using the adjective, match it with the bold word in the sample sentence.

fortis, -e – adj – strong, brave

Sample sentence: Puer parvus cibum ad mulierem iacit.

Answer: fortem

5. You look up another adjective in thedictionary. You find this:

miser, -era, -erum – adj – poor

What declension endings do you use?

Answer: 1st/2nd declension

6. One of these ablative noun/adjective pairs is wrong. Which one

mari lato
igne omne
viro forti
muliere callida
Answer: igne omne

7. What's the problem with #6?

Answer: 3rd declension adjectives use i-stem endings, and the ablative case singular goes one further and uses -i as its ending.

How did you do?