Lesson X - Prepositions with Ablative

Question 1

Prepositions
that take the ablative

Answer 1

a/ab, coram,
cum, de, e/ex,
in, prae, pro, sine,
sub, tenus

Question 2

a, ab (w/abl.)
absent

Answer 2

PREPOSITION

by, from

Question 3

coram (w/abl.)

Answer 3

PREPOSITION

in the presence of

Question 4

cum (w/abl.)
contact, compact

Answer 4

PREPOSITION

with

Question 5

de (w/abl.)
devalue

Answer 5

PREPOSITION

• *about,**
• *down from**

Question 6

e, ex (w/abl.)
exclude

Answer 6

PREPOSITION

out of, out from

Question 7

in (w/abl.)
include

Answer 7

PREPOSITION

in, on

Question 8

prae (w/abl.)
predict

Answer 8

PREPOSITION

at the head of

Question 9

pro (w/abl.)
prologue

Answer 9

PREPOSITION

for, on behalf of,

in front of

Question 10

sine (w/abl.)
sinecure

Answer 10

PREPOSITION

without

Question 11

sub (w/abl.)
subway

Answer 11

PREPOSITION

• *under,**
• *at the foot of**

Question 12

tenus (w/abl.)

Answer 12

PREPOSITION

as far as

Question 13

ara -ae f.

Answer 13

NOUN

altar

Question 14

epístula -ae f.
epistle

Answer 14

NOUN

letter

Question 15

porta -ae f.

portal

Answer 15

NOUN

gate

Question 16

sella -ae f.

Answer 16

NOUN

seat

Question 17

villa -ae f.
villa

Answer 17

NOUN

farmhouse

Question 18

From the founding

of the city

Answer 18

Ab Urbe Cónditā

Question 19

Grammar question

The word ______ literally means to tell before.

Answer 19

The word predict literally means to tell before.

Question 20

Grammar question

A preposition shows the ___________ of a noun or pronoun to some other word in the sentence.

Answer 20

A preposition shows the relation(ship) of a noun or pronoun to some other word in the sentence.

Question 21

Grammar question

English prepositions of two or more words are called

_________ _________.

Answer 21

English prepositions of two or more words are called

compound prepositions.

Question 22

Grammar question

How do you write cum with the 1st/2nd person pronouns?

Answer 22

mecum tecum nobiscum vobiscum

Question 23

Grammar question

Define preposition.

Answer 23

A preposition is a word used to show the relation of a noun or pronoun to some other word in the sentence.

Question 24

Grammar question

A prepositional phrase consists of the preposition and its _______________.

Answer 24

A prepositional phrase consists of the preposition and its object (and modifiers).

Question 25

Grammar question

What English word adds an additional letter before words that begin with vowels?

Answer 25

a/an

Question 26

Grammar question

What two Latin prepositions are similar to the English preposition a/an?

Answer 26

a/ab, e/ex

Question 27

Grammar question

Latin prepositions govern either the ______ or ________.

Answer 27

Latin prepositions govern either the ablative or accusative.

Question 28

PREPOSITION

by, from

Answer 28

a, ab (w/abl.)
absent

Question 29

PREPOSITION

in the presence of

Answer 29

coram (w/abl.)

Question 30

PREPOSITION

with

Answer 30

cum (w/abl.)
contact, compact

Question 31

PREPOSITION

• *about,**
• *down from**

Answer 31

de (w/abl.)
devalue

Question 32

PREPOSITION

out of, out from

Answer 32

e, ex (w/abl.)
exclude

Question 33

PREPOSITION

in, on

Answer 33

in (w/abl.)
include

Question 34

PREPOSITION

at the head of

Answer 34

prae (w/abl.)
predict

Question 35

PREPOSITION

for, on behalf of,

in front of

Answer 35

pro (w/abl.)
prologue

Question 36

PREPOSITION

without

Answer 36

sine (w/abl.)
sinecure

Question 37

PREPOSITION

• *under,**
• *at the foot of**

Answer 37

sub (w/abl.)
subway

Question 38

PREPOSITION

as far as

Answer 38

tenus (w/abl.)

Question 39

NOUN

altar

Answer 39

ara -ae f.

Question 40

NOUN

letter

Answer 40

epístula -ae f.
epistle

Question 41

NOUN

gate

Answer 41

porta -ae f.

portal

Question 42

NOUN

seat

Answer 42

sella -ae f.

Question 43

NOUN

farmhouse

Answer 43

villa -ae f.
villa

Question 44

Ab Urbe Cónditā

Answer 44

From the founding

of the city