Morphology and Grammar revision tests for Latin 1A and Latin 1B. Questions will be randomly selected from the database (Introductory Latin by Dr Frederick Jones). All tests can (and should) be taken multiple times.
Tests for Latin 1B have now been incorporated within the Introductory Latin pages.
Introduction to Grammar – Subjects & Objects
Latin 1A Nouns – Declensions 1-2
Latin 1A Nouns – Declensions 4-5
Latin 1A Adjectives – Declension 1/2
Verbs, present tense – Conjugations 1-4
Verbs, imperfect tense – Conjugations 1-4
Verbs, perfect tense – Conjugations 1-4
Verbs, pluperfect tense – Conjugations 1-4
Verbs, future tense – Conjugations 1-4
Verbs, future perfect tense – Conjugations 1-4
Latin 1A Exercise 5 (using the nominative and accusative)
Latin 1A Exercises 8-9 (all cases, declensions 1-5)
Latin 1A Short Stories Exercise 12
Latin 1A Adjectives Exercise 13 (3rd declension)
Latin 1A Adjectives Exercise 14 (all cases)
Latin 1A Adjectives Exercise 15 (subject-complement)
Latin 1A Exercise 16 (taking the dative)
Latin 1A Exercise 17 (apposition)
Latin 1A Exercise 18 (prepositions)
Latin 1A Exercise 19 (temporal clauses)
Latin 1A Exercise 20 (participles)
Latin 1B Exercise 21 (passives)
Latin 1B Exercise 22 (direct & indirect speech)
Latin 1B Exercise 23 (volo, nolo & possum)
Latin 1B Exercise 24 (the relative pronoun)
Latin 1B Exercise 25 (demonstrative pronouns)
Latin 1B Exercise 26 (comparative and superlative adjectives)
Latin 1B Exercise 27 (all adverbs)
Latin 1B Exercise 28 (ablative absolute)
Latin 1B Exercise 29 (purpose clauses)
Latin 1B Exercise 30 (result clauses)
Latin 1B Exercise 31 (cum as conjunction)
Latin 1B Exercise 32 (indirect commands)
Latin 1B Exercise 33 (indirect questions)