593AP Assessment U3 - Vergil 2.588-600

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Who is the subject of "iactābam" and "ferēbar" on line 588?
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Q1
Who is the subject of "iactābam" and "ferēbar" on line 588?
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Q2
The best translation of "cum" on line 589 is
when
with
since
although
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Q3
"sē" on line 589 refers to
Dido
Helen
Aeneas
Venus
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Q4
On line 589, there are/is ______ ellision(s).
three
zero
one
two
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Q5
"mihi" on line 589 refers to
Dido
Venus
Aeneas
Helen
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Q6
On lines 589-592, Venus
reveals herself as a Spartan again
brings the other larger gods with her to Aeneas
reveals herself in her true goddess form
sends another cloud to Aeneas
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Q7
"oculīs" on line 589 is
accusative
dative
ablative
nominative
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Q8
What is the meaning of "tam"?
how much
as
but
so
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Q9
Which word is an example of a future passive participle or gerundive?
mihi
videndam
clara
refulsit
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Q10
According to line 589 we learn that Aeneas
has never seen his mother before
could not see his mother ever before
has never wanted to see his mother again
has never seen his mother like this before
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Q11
Line 590 indicates that Venus is
radiating light
flying
kind
large
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Q12
According to line 592, we learn that Venus appears
large
beautiful
small
purple
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Q13
What is a synonym for "caelicolīs" on line 592?
hominibus
infantibus
Troianīs
deīs
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Q14
On line 592, we learn that Venus
smacked Aeneas in the face to wake him.
joined Aeneas' hand with Helens.
grabbed Aeneas by his hand to stop him.
stepped on Aeneas' hand to put out the fire.
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Q15
What part of the body would be considered to "ore (line 593)?"
mouth
arm
nose
eye
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