Question 1

Who is "mē" on line 559?

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Aeneas

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Helen

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Priam

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Venus

Question 2

"primum" on line 559 is

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an adverb denoting time

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an adjective describing "me"

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an adjective describing "horror"

Question 3

Which best describes Aeneas' mental state in lines 559-560?

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terrified and shocked

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happy and patriotic

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agitated and aggressive

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confused and inquisitive

Question 4

Who is the "genitoris" mentioned on line 560?

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Anchises

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Aeneas

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Ascanius

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Priam

Question 5

"Obstipuī" is

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first person perfect tense

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first person present tense

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third person present tense

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third person perfect tense

Question 6

"Obstipuī" on line 560 is best translated as

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I stood shocked

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I am standing shocked

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He is standing shocked

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He stood shocked

Question 7

"imāgō" on line 560 is in the _____ case.

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nominative

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ablative

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dative

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genitive

Question 8

On line 559, we see an example of "anastrophe." What is the definition of "anastrophe"?

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reversal of normal word order, often seen with prepositions

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the breaking off of speech in mid sentence or word due to heightened emotion

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omission of conjunctions, when in prose they would be used

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the evocation of something that is not physically present to the speaker

Question 9

"cārī" on line 560 describes

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genitōris

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horror

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mē

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imagō

Question 10

"regem aequaevum" indicates that Anchises

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has about the same age as the king Priam

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has about the same status as the king Priam

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has about the same height as the king Priam

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has about the same power as the king Priam

Question 11

"ut" on line 561 is best translated as

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"as"

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"that"

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"so that"

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"to"

Question 12

"crūdēlī vulnere" is in the ____case.

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ablative

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dative

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nominative

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accusative

Question 13

"vīdī" on line 561 is

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a first person verb in the perfect tense

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a dative singular adjective

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an ablative singular noun

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an ablative singular adjective

Question 14

"crūdēlī vulnere" is used to describe

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the reason for Priam's death

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the actions of Priam against Aeneas

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the general personality of king Priam

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the emotional state of Aeneas

Question 15

The idiom "vītam exhalāre" means

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to die

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to blow on

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to be invigorated

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to take a deep breath

Question 16

"exhalantem" on 562 is

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a present active participle

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a perfect active verb

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a perfect passive participle

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a present infinitive

Question 17

The "nt" in "exhalantem" indicate that the word should be translated as

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verbing

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having been verbed

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to verb

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about to verb

Question 18

On lines 560-563, Priam's death

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remind Aeneas of his own family.

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put Anchises, Aeneas' father, as the new king.

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was a blessing for Aeneas' family.

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initiates the death of Aeneas' family.

Question 19

Who is Creusa?

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Aeneas' wife

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Aeneas' mother

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The goddess of death at the altars in flames while your city is burning to the ground.

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Aeneas' sister

Question 20

Who is "Iūlus?" on line 562?

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Aeneas' son

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Aeneas' brother

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A Greek soldier nearby

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The person who killed Priam

Question 21

By what other name is Iūlus known in the Aeneid?

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Ascanius

Question 22

"Iūlī" on line 563 is in the ______ case.

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genitive

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ablative

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nominative

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dative

Question 23

Which word in line 563 describes "Iūlī?"

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parvī

Question 24

Who are the following? Match the character to their description?

Question 25

Order the thing Aeneas thinks of on this page.

Question 26

"dīrepta" on line 563 describes

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domus

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Creūsa

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cāsus

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deserta

Question 27

"dīrepta" identifies to us that the gender of "domus" is

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feminine

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masculine

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neuter

Question 28

"respiciō" and "lustrō" both have the subject

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I (implied)

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sit

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cōpia

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quae

Question 29

On line 564, Aeneas

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assesses the situation around him

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looks back at Priam's corpse

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jumps off the building

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calls out to his mother

Question 30

"quae sit mē circum" is an example of an

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indirect question

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indirect statement

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indirect command

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ablative absolute

Question 31

On lines 565-566, "dēseruēre" "mīsēre" and "dedēre" are all syncopated verbs.

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true

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false

Question 32

The subject of "deseruēre" is

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omnēs

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corpora

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Aeneas

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copia

Question 33

On line  565, Aeneas describes the other soldiers as

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having given up

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sleepy

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excited for victory

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ready for battle

Question 34

On line 566, the soldiers are

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committing suicide.

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lighting Priam's corpse on fire.

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saving their companions.

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running into the battle.

Question 35

"saltū" on line 565 is

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an ablative noun

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a future active participle

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a nominative noun

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a supine

Question 36