4 Written Questions

1. For CITIZENS, rights and responsibilities are equally important. (indirect object to/for)
2. The lawyer worked mainly WITH poorer CITIZENS. (used with SID SPACE prepositions)
3. The senator writes a letter TO THE CITIZEN. (indirect object to/for)
4. The CITIZEN'S duty is to vote. (shows possession... of, 's)

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The CITIZENS listened to the speech. (subject of the sentence)
   1. Vocative (Voc Pl)
   2. Dative (Dat Pl)
   3. Nominative (Nom Sing)
   4. Nominative (Nom Pl)
2. The president praised the brave CITIZEN. (direct object of the verb)
   1. Ablative (Abl Sing)
   2. Accusative (Acc Pl)
   3. Accusative (Acc Sing)
   4. Vocative (Voc Sing)
3. CITIZEN, cast your vote! (used to call somebody by name or title)
   1. Vocative (Voc Pl)
   2. Vocative (Voc Sing)
   3. Accusative (Acc Sing)
   4. Ablative (Abl Sing)
4. Congress did not respond to the petition OF THE CITIZENS.(shows possession... of, -s')
   1. Genitive (Gen Sing)
   2. Vocative (Voc Pl)
   3. Genitive (Gen Pl)
   4. Ablative (Abl Pl)

4 True/False Questions

1. Nominative (Nom Sing) → The CITIZENS listened to the speech. (subject of the sentence)

   True        False

2. Accusative (Acc Pl) → The constitution protects all CITIZENS. (direct object of the verb)

   True        False

3. Ablative (Abl Sing) → The lawyer worked mainly WITH poorer CITIZENS. (used with SID SPACE prepositions)

   True        False

4. Vocative (Voc Pl) → CITIZEN, cast your vote! (used to call somebody by name or title)

   True        False