Relative Clauses Review.


1	A relative pronoun must agree with its antecedent in:
		gender, number, and case.
		gender and number.
		case and number.
		gender and case.


2	The girl who came to the city was pretty and easy going. Puella _____ ad urbem vênit bella facilisque erat. The form needed here is:
		quî
		quam
		cui
		quae


3	The boy who did all these things was not always good. Puer _____ omnia haec fêcit nôn semper bonus erat. The form needed here is:
		quem
		quod
		cui
		quî


4	They killed the powerful tyrant whose anger I used to fear. Tyrannum potentem _____ îram timêbam necâvêrunt. The form needed here is:
		cui
		cuius
		quî
		quô


5	All the good citizens will often praise the man whom they love and esteem. Omnês cîvês bonî virum _____ amant et dîligunt saepe laudâbunt. Here the form required would be:
		quôs
		quô
		quem
		quî


6	We let in all the women for whom nothing good remained. Omnês fêminâs _______ nihil bonî manêbat admîsimus. Here the form needed would be:
		quibus
		cui
		quârum
		quôrum


7	Those things which you were telling me about the man who had killed his wife were all true. Ea _____ mihi dîcêbâs dê virô _____ uxôrem suam necâverat vêra erant omnia. Here the forms needed are:
		quae and quem
		quae and quî
		qua and quî
		quam and quem


8	It is light and easy to do that which you love! Leve et facile est id ______ amâs facere! The form needed in this case is:
		quae
		quî
		quô
		quod


9	Wives whose husbands are neither stupid nor evil will be happy but few. Uxôrês ________ virî neque stultî neque malî sunt beatae sed paucae erunt. The form needed here is:
		cuius
		quibus
		quârum
		quôrum


10	A king to whom the beautiful boy was dear gave us all these gifts. Rex ______ puer pulcher cârus erat omnia haec dôna nobis dedit. Here the form needed would be:
		quô
		cui
		quî
		quem


11	Ten of those unfortunate people who had come to us warned everybody about those dangers. Decem ex illis miseris _____ad nôs vênerant dê eîs perîculîs omnes monuêrunt. Here the form clearly needed would in fact be:
		quôs
		quae
		quî
		quôrum


12	I fear the skill with which that man avoids his duties. Artem ______ ille vir officia sua vîtat timeô. The form, as you may expect I will ask, would be:
		quae
		quô
		quâ
		cuius


13	Those rights you have in your country are not valid in ours. Ea iûra _______ in tuâ patriâ habês in nostrâ nôn valent. So, what is it?
		quae
		quod
		quâs
		quî


14	The boys you saw in the fields are now girls. A doctor changed their nature! Puerî ______ in agrîs vîdistî nunc puellae sunt. Medicus nâtûram ______ mutâvit! Here the forms I am asking for in my picky little way are:
		quî and suam
		quibus and suôs
		quôs and suôs
		quôs and eôrum


15	The ancient city through which we were rushing had a Greek name I will now tell you. Antîqua urbs per ______ currêbâmus nômen Graecum habêbat _______ nunc vôbis dîcam. So, here we will want to use the forms:
		quem and quae
		quam and quod
		quî and quem
		quam and quid


16	The young men with whom Caesar came were friends of Rome. Adulescentês cum ________ Caesar vênit amîcî Romae erant.
		quôs
		quô
		quôrum
		quibus


17	The same road that leads us to a happy old age will lead us to a miserable death within a few years. Eadem via ______ nôs ad beâtam senectûtem dûcit paucîs annîs ad mortem miseram dûcet.
		quam
		quae
		quî
		cui