Latin Nouns Practice Test

In line III, what is the function of the noun sorori?

I. Marce amice, salutem tibi scribo ex urbe Roma.

II. Hodie in foro rumor novus de consule auditur.

III. Familia mea cenam parat, et sorori donum do.

IV. Cras ad ludos ibimus cum amicis; gaudium magnum erit.

V. In convivio, vino et carminibus, memoria dierum veterum manet.

English translation:

I. Marcus, my friend, I write greetings to you from the city of Rome.

II. Today in the forum a new rumor about the consul is heard.

III. My family prepares dinner, and I give a gift to my sister.

IV. Tomorrow we will go to the games with friends; there will be great joy.

V. At the banquet, with wine and songs, the memory of old days remains.

In line III, what case is the noun flumen and what is its role?

I. Milites, virtus hodie nos vocat; dux Marcus Valerius in acie stat.

II. Hostium metus frangendus est, et honor patriae servandus.

III. Signa ad flumen ferte; ibi auxilio sociis erimus.

IV. Memoria maiorum animos accendit; sine officio nemo vincit.

V. Post proelium, praemia militibus dabo, sed gloria Romae manebit.

English:

I. Soldiers, courage calls us today; the general Marcus Valerius stands in the battle line.

II. The fear of the enemies must be broken, and the honor of the fatherland preserved.

III. Carry the standards to the river; there we will be a help to our allies.

IV. The memory of the ancestors inflames spirits; without duty no one wins.

V. After the battle, I will give rewards to the soldiers, but glory will remain for Rome.