gr. 11 intro: candidati understanding check

Agricolae clamant, "Nos ___________ habemus."
1. candidatum optimum
2. candidatus optimus
3. candidato optimo
"__________ est Lucius."
1. candidatus noster
2. candidatum nostrum
3. candidato nostro
"nos _______ favemus."
1. Lucio
2. Lucium
3. Lucius
fures clamant, "nos quoque ______ habemus."
1. candidatum
2. candidato
3. candidatus
"nos _________ non credimus, sed favemus."
1. candidato nostro
2. candidatus noster
3. candidatum nostrum
In the sentence "puer amicum spectat" the direct object, "amicum", is in the ______ case.
1. accusative
2. dative
3. nominative
In the sentence "puer amico credit" the object "amico" is in the _____ case.
1. dative
2. nominative
3. accusative
Usually, the direct object in a Latin sentence is in the ______ case.
1. accusative
2. nominative
3. ablative
4. dative
. . . but some verbs (such as credere, favere, plaudere, ignoscere, and placere) take objects in the ____ case.
1. dative
2. nominative
3. accusative
4. ablative
. . . so if you wanted to say "the girl trusts her friend" you would say "puella ______ credit."
1. amicae (dative)
2. amicam (accusative)
3. amica (nominative)