Key to Worksheet for Reading Latin 1B
John Porter, University of Saskatchewan

Give the appropriate form.

1. many dangers (nom.)

   multa pericula

2. no house (acc.)

   nullas aedis

3. many old men (dat.)

   multis senibus

4. much treasure (gen.)

   multi thesauri

5. no gods (nom.)

   nulli di

6. much respect (acc.)

   multum honorem

7. much talent (nom.)

   multum ingenium

8. no thieves (gen.)

   nullorum furum

9. no house (gen.)

   nullarum aedium

10. house full of treasure (abl.)

    aedibus thesauri plenis

11. respect (dat.)

    honori

12. gods (abl.)

    dis

13. cook! (voc.)

    coque!

14. garland (dat.)

    coronae

15. temple (abl.)

    aede (aedi)

Give the appropriate form.

1. they give

   dant

2. we make prayers (to)

   supplicamus

3. you (pl.) see

   videtis

4. she dwells

   habitat

5. I explain

   explico

6. you (sg.) are

   es

7. there are

   sunt

8. does she possess?

   possidet?

9. you (pl.) care for

   curatis

10. they call

    vocant

Translate into idiomatic Latin.

1. The gods give many worries to old men.

   di multas curas senibus dant.

2. Are you (pl.) giving the gold to Euclio's daughter, Phaedra?

   aurum datis filiae Euclionis, Phaedrae?

3. Many dreams are full of worries.

   multa somnia curarum plena sunt.

4. Under the house is much gold.

   multum aurum sub aedibus est.

5. The thieves secretly make prayers to the gods.

   fures dis clam supplicant.

6. You (sg.) care for no god, no househould, no old man.

   nullum deum, nullam familiam, nullum senem curas.

7. You (pl.) are entering into the house.

   in aedis intratis.

8. There are many worries among ("in") the slaves, none among the gods.

   multae curae in servis sunt, nullae in dis.

9. At length we give ointment and respect to the old man.

   tandem unguentum et honorem seni damus.

10. Do the old men and the cooks hide the dangers?

    senes et coqui pericula celant?

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