The review this week is... prepositions! Remember that most prepositions take the ablative case, but there are some that take the accusative case, and a few prepositions can take either the ablative or the accusative depending on the meaning. So as you read through the sayings in the review, take a look each time at the case being used with the preposition: is it ablative or is it accusative?
Using the quiz-slideshow, you can check yourself by looking at the cat slide that follows the slide with the missing word(s). You can also begin at the end and work backwards, giving yourself a different kind of quiz: seeing the slide without English and trying to supply the English, checking your answer on the next slide, reviewing with the cat slide, and then seeing if you can fill in the blank.
Plus don't forget: on the slides that contain the English translation, the English is linked to the original blog post if you want some help in understanding the grammar of the saying.
Here is a link to the full-size quiz-show, and the show is embedded in the blog post here too:
If you want to do even more reviewing (you cannot review too much!), here are the vocabulary review slideshows from previous weeks.
The crossword puzzle generator I use was not working this week but I submitted a support ticket; hopefully they will get it fixed soon!
And... here's a random cat (with a new cat when you reload the page):
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