4 Written Questions

1. nominative subject
2. ablative accompaniment
3. accusative direct object
4. accusative place to which

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. dative indirect object
   1. [Marcus] used to love the farmer's daughter.
   2. Marcus gave roses to the [daughter] of the farmer.
   3. Caesar was the [emperor] of Rome.
   4. Marcus used to love the [farmer's] daughter.
2. ablative place where
   1. Caesar led the Roman army in [Gaul].
   2. Caesar led the Roman [army] into Gaul.
   3. Caesar led the Roman army into [Gaul].
   4. Caesar led the Roman army out of [Gaul].
3. ablative means
   1. Caesar marched with the [soldiers].
   2. Caesar was the [emperor] of Rome.
   3. The Romans conquered Gaul with [force].
   4. The Romans conquered Gaul with [swords].
4. nominative predicate
   1. Caesar led the Roman army out of [Gaul].
   2. Caesar was the [emperor] of Rome.
   3. Caesar led the Roman [army] into Gaul.
   4. Caesar led the Roman army in [Gaul].

3 True/False Questions

1. Marcus used to love the [farmer's] daughter. → genitive possession

   True        False

2. The Romans conquered Gaul with [force]. → ablative manner

   True        False

3. Caesar led the Roman army out of [Gaul]. → ablative place from which

   True        False