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Latin II Practice Exercises

Quia Activities

LFA Unit VI

LFA Unit VII

LFA Unit VIII

LFA Unit 9+

More Practice Exercises

Try each example in your head or on paper first. Then, hover the mouse over the "Check Answer" link after the problem (you don't need to click on it) to see the answer and compare to your answer. (This will probably only work in Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher, though.)

XL: 4th Declension

4th Declension Nouns Drill

XXVIII: Pluperfect and Future Perfect

A. Textbook Exercises

Try the exercises in your textbook p. 199 A-B. Then click here to check your answers.

Ablative of Agent

A. Textbook Exercises

Try the exercises in your textbook p. 189-90 Exercises A, B, C. Then click here to check your answers.

Passive Voice

A. Change Active to Passive (English)

Change each active sentence to a passive sentence. The meaning of the sentence doesn't change - only the emphasis on a subject.

  1. Brutus killed Caesar. Check Answer
  2. We fed the fish in the lake. Check Answer
  3. Will you watch the concert? Check Answer
  4. He bought a CD. Check Answer
  5. The soldiers are binding the prisoner. Check Answer

B. Change Passive to Active (English)

Change each passive sentence to an active sentence.

  1. The parents are surprised by their son. Check Answer
  2. The toga was woven by Livia. Check Answer
  3. The crime was witnessed by the orphan. Check Answer
  4. The wedding will be attended by no one. Check Answer
  5. Has this seat been taken? Check Answer

C. Change Active to Passive (Latin)

Change each active sentence to passive as in the English sentences above. Remember three steps to do this in Latin:

  • Direct Object-->Subject
  • Active Verb-->Passive Verb (and agrees with the new subject)
  • Subject-->Ablative Agent
  1. Puellae canem vident. Check Answer
  2. Magister discipulos docet. Check Answer
  3. Nautae naves amant. Check Answer
  4. Puellae undas spectant. Check Answer
  5. Lucius togam gerit. Check Answer

D. Textbook Exercises

Try the exercises in your textbook p. 176 Exercises A, B, C. Then click here to check your answers.

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