Question 1

"adeō" on line 567 best means

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At last

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to this

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then

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I approach

Question 2

On line 567 ("iamque....eram"), Aeneas tells Dido that he was

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the only one surviving around him

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elevated to be a god above all others

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the first to survive the fall

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the last to leap off the building

Question 3

The best meaning of "cum" on line 567 is

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when

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with

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although

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since

Question 4

On 567, Aeneas mentions Vesta. According to Roman mythology, Vesta was the Roman goddess of

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the hearth and home

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animals and food

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fire and ice

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war and skill

Question 5

"limina" on line 567 is

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accusative pl

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vocative singular

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ablative singular

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nominative singular

Question 6

Who is Vesta in Greco-mythology?

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Hestia

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Athena

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Artemis

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Aphrodite

Question 7

Line 567 reminds the Roman reader of

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the sacred flame in their city

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the sacrifices made in war

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the treatment of women in war

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the importance of home and family

Question 8

"limina Vestae servantem" might bring the image of ____ to the Roman reader's mind.

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Vestal  virgins

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fireplaces

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the senators in Rome

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the Curia near the Vestal temple

Question 9

"tacitam" on line 568 describes

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Helen

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Aeneas

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Vesta

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the  fire

Question 10

"servantem" and "latentem" are both

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present active participles describing Helen's actions

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present active participles describing Vesta's actions

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present active participles describing Aeneas' actions

Question 11

Who is "Tyndaria" on line 569?

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Helen

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Vesta

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Venus

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Juno

Question 12

"Tyndaria" informs us that this character is the

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daughter of Tyndarius

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wife of Tyndarius

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cousin of Tyndarius

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mother of Tyndarius

Question 13

Which of the following is true of line 589?

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incendia is the subject of the verb "dant"

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"dant" translates as "We give"

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"lucem" is the subject of the verb "dant"

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"claram" describes the word "incendia"

Question 14

"errantī" on line 570 is

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dative

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ablative

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accusative

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genitive

Question 15

"errantī" and "ferentī" refer to actions of

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Aeneas

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Venus

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Pergama

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Helen

Question 16

"passim" is best defined as

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everywhere

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over there

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passed

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passionately

Question 17

On line 570, Aeneas finds Helen

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as he is surveying everything around him.

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while he is actively hunting for her.

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as he is attacking a Greek soldier.

Question 18

"oculōs" on line 570 is the direct object of

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ferentī

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errantī

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dant

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passim

Question 19

Which of the following is a synonym for "cunta" on line 570?

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omnia

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magna

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fortia

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ingentia

Question 20

"Illa" on line 571 refers to

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Helen

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Aeneas

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Venus

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Juno

Question 21

"sibi" on line 571 is

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dative, referring to Helen

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ablative, referring to Venus

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dative, referring to Venus

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ablative, referring to Helen

Question 22

"eversa" on line 571 describes

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Pergama

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illa

Question 23

According to histo-myth, the capitol and citadel of of Troy was

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Pergama

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Erinys

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Teucrōs

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Danaum

Question 24

Teucrōs on lines 571 refers to the

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Trojans

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Greeks

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Carthagineans

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Romans

Question 25

Danaum on lines 571 refers to the

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Greeks

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Carthagineans

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Romans

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Trojans

Question 26

Danaum on line 572 is in the ____ case.

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genitive plural

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nominative singular

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accusative singular

Question 27

What is the name of the character identified by "coniugis" on line 573? Give the exact name of the person, not the relationship.

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Menelaus

Question 28

Lines 571-572 all are things Helen

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is afraid of

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has calmed

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is annoyed by

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wants to have

Question 29

Put the following fears of Helen in order of how they appear in the text.

Question 30

What mythological character does Aeneas call Helen in the end of this section? (Do not use a/an/the.)

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Furys

Question 31

The Erinys mentioned on line 573 were goddesses of

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revenge

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pity

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hospitality

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chaos

Question 32

Troiae and patriae on line 573 are

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genitive

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dative

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accusative

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ablative

Question 33

"communis" on line 573 describes

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Erinys

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Troiae

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arīs

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patriae

Question 34

What is the tense of "abdiderat" on line 574?

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pluperfect

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imperfect

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perfect

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present

Question 35

According to line 574, Helen

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is hiding in fear

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is praying to Venus

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it looking for Paris

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is fighting the Greeks

Question 36

Lines 571-574 indicate that Helen

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feels hated by all

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is missing her husband

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feels she is revered by the Greek leaders

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feels that she is still loved by all

Question 37

Match the term to its best meaning.

Question 38

Match the term to its best meaning.

Question 39

Match the term to its best meaning.

Question 40

Match the term to its best meaning.

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