Chapter 7, Drill b: Practice making adjectives agree with nouns even in different declensions.

The noun and adjective in each Latin pair below may or may not belong to the same declension, but the adjective must agree with the noun in case, gender, and number. For each Latin noun, provide the adjective in parentheses in the correct case (nominative, accusative, or ablative), gender, and number to agree with the noun. For some nouns, there may be several possibilities.

Example:
urbem (magnus) Answer: magnam: urbem is accusative singular feminine, so magnus must also be accusative feminine singular. It does look different because urbs, urbis f. is third declension while magnus, magna is a first and second declension adjective.