Using relative pronouns in Latin
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AP Latin › Using relative pronouns in Latin
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1
Choose the correct answer from the options below.
<span style="text-decoration: underline; padding-inline: 0.5em;">
</span>est Flavia?
Quis
Quid
Quo
Quam
Quae
Explanation
The correct answer is "quis", meaning "who" or "what." The sentence translates to "Who is Flavia?" It should be remembered that the verb "to be" takes the nominative and not the accusative, thus eliminating all the other options, except for "quid" which is neuter and not used for people, and "quae" which is plural.
2
Translate the English in quotes to the correct Latin option.
"This town" is large.
hoc oppidum
hic oppidum
haec oppidum
huic oppidum
hunc oppidum
Explanation
The noun oppidum is neuter and in this case is in the nominative singular. The correct demonstrative pronoun that agrees with a neuter nominative singular noun is hoc.
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