Apuleius 4.28.1-4.30.3 grammar

Question 1

give the genitive singular of: quaedam cīvitās magna

Answer 1

cuiusdam cīvitātis magnae

Question 2

give the dative singular of: quaedam cīvitās magna

Answer 2

cuidam cīvitātī magnae

Question 3

give the accusative singular of: quaedam cīvitās magna

Answer 3

quendam cīvitātem magnam

Question 4

give the ablative singular of: quaedam cīvitās magna

Answer 4

quādam cīvitāte magnā

Question 5

give the nominative plural of: quaedam cīvitās magna

Answer 5

quaedam cīvitātēs magnae

Question 6

give the genitive plural of: quaedam cīvitās magna

Answer 6

quārundam cīvitātum magnārum

Question 7

give the dative plural of: quaedam cīvitās magna

Answer 7

quibusdam cīvitātibus magnīs

Question 8

give the accusative plural of: quaedam cīvitās magna

Answer 8

quāsdam cīvitātēs magnās

Question 9

give the ablative plural of: quaedam cīvitās magna

Answer 9

quibusdam cīvitātibus magnīs

Question 10

conjugate moneō in the perfect active indicative singular

Answer 10

habuī, habuistī, habuit

Question 11

conjugate moneō in the perfect active indicative plural (including alternate form)

Answer 11

habuimus, habuistis, habuērunt (habuēre)

Question 12

conjugate tegō in the pluperfect active indicative singular

Answer 12

tēxeram, tēxerās, tēxerat

Question 13

conjugate tegō in the pluperfect active indicative plural

Answer 13

tēxerāmus, tēxerātis, tēxerant

Question 14

translate: nē Caesar quidem vincere potuit.

Answer 14

not even Caesar was able to conquer.

Question 15

translate: Not even (my) mother can do this.

Answer 15

nē mater quidem hoc facere potest.