Shifting Words
navis, is, f. in the nominative plural
naves
The slave found the wounded master.
servus dominum vulneratum invenit.
How many sides does a dodecagon have?
12
Caesar saw the man fleeing
Caesar virum fugientem vidit
the happy boy: nominative plural
pueri laeti
cervus, -i, m. in the genitive plural
cervorum
The reward was given to the diligent students.
praemium discipulis diligentibus datum est.
What is the longest river in the world
The Nile
pueri, currentes in foro, clamabant
rex, regis, m. in the accusative singular
regem
The book, lost by the girl, was lying in the temple.
liber, a puella amissa, in templo iacebat.
If you suffer from chromophobia, what are you afraid of?
colors
Caesar yelled to the soldiers as they ran away.
Caesar militibus fugientibus clamavit.
The big ships: ablative plural
magnis navibus
princeps, principis, m. in the dative plural
principibus
The boy, hearing the magician’s words, was afraid.
puer, verba magici audiens, timebat.
This team played its 2024 season in the first-ever US stadium built exclusively for women's sports.
KC Current
The soldiers, praised by the leader, happily returned to the camp.
milites, a duce laudati, laeti ad castra redierunt.
a few soldiers: genitive plural
paucorum militorum
litus, litoris, n. in the accusative singular
litus
The soothsayer, seeking the gods’ answer, made a sacrifice.
haruspex, responsum deorum quaerens, sacrificium fecit.
Fill in the missing shapes: Triangle, quadrilateral, pentagon, hexagon, _________, octagon, ________, _______.
heptagon, nonagon, decagon
The sailors, having suffered the storm, sailed to the harbor.
nautae, tempestatem passi, ad portum navigaverunt.
The happy soldiers see the tall mountains.