Question 1

In line 575, exarsēre is

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a syncopated perfect verb

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a present infinitive

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a perfect active infinitive

Question 2

According to lines 575-576, Aeneas is

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angry

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scared

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worried

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cautious

Question 3

"ignēs" on line 575 is the _______ of the sentence.

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subject

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direct object

Question 4

"cadentem" on line 575 is describing

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the homeland

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punishments

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fires

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anger

Question 5

"cadentem" on lines 757 indicates that Troy is

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currently being destroyed

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will soon be destroyed

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has already been destroyed

Question 6

"ulcīscī" on line 576 is

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a present infinitive

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a present tense verb

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a perfect passive participle

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a perfect tense verb

Question 7

"ulcīscī" means

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to avenge

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to burn up

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to gain

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to alternate

Question 8

When Aeneas sees Helen, his anger leads him to immediately want to avenge his homeland and punish her.

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True

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False

Question 9

What is the meaning of "scilicet" on line 577?

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surely

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about if

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securely

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perhaps

Question 10

"haec" on line 577 refers to

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Helen

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Aeneas

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Venus

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Sparta

Question 11

Sparta is

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Helen's native city in Greece

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the foe of the Romans in the Graecian War

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the home of the gods on earth

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the largest trade city in Asia Minor

Question 12

Which word indicates that Aeneas feels Helen will go home safely?

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incolumnis

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partō

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aspiciet

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haec

Question 13

What is the tense of the verbs "aspiciet" "ibit" and "videbit?"

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future

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present

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perfect

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future perfect

Question 14

What is the use of "partō" on line 578? It is part of

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an ablative absolute

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an ablative of accompaniment

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an ablative of means

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an ablative of agent

Question 15

"regina" on line 578 refers to

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Helen

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Venus

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Dido

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Juno

Question 16

"partō....triumpho" expresses Aeneas' fear that Helen will______ when she returns to Greece.

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be honored

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be killed

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be enslaved

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be investigated

Question 17

"coniugium" on line 579 refers to the person named

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Menelaus

Question 18

"domum patris" on line 579 refers to the Greece city state named

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Sparta

Question 19

"natōs" informs the reader that Helen has______ back in Troy.

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children

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sibilings

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cousins

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living parents

Question 20

"Iliadum" and "Phryigiis" on line 580 ar names used for

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the Trojans

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the Carthaginians

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the Gods

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the Greeks

Question 21

On line 580, Aeneas fears that Helen will ________ when she returns to Greece

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take Trojans as slaves

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be the new queen of all of the Mediterranean.

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take Paris' corpse with her.

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want to return to Troy

Question 22

Lines 581-582 are examples of

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rhetorical questions

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indirect statements

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indirect questions

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indirect commands

Question 23

What is the tense of "occiderit" "arserit" and "sudārit" on lines 581-582?

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future perfect

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future

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perfect

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present

Question 24

"ferrō" on line 581 is an example of the literary device

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metonymy

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anaphora

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simile

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apostrophe

Question 25

What is the best translation of "Troia arserit igni?" on line 581

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Troy will have burned with fire?

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Are the fires burning Troy?

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Troy can burn with fire?

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What fires are burning in Troy?

Question 26

"etsī" on line 583 expresses Aeneas'

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mental conflict

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happiness

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concern for his family

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eagerness to return home

Question 27

What noun on line 583 does "memorābile" describe? Write the Latin word as your answer.

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nōmen

Question 28

On lines 583-584, Aeneas questions

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the value in killing Helen

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the fairness of life

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the gods and their divine power

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the quality of his sword

Question 29

"extinxisse" and "sumpisse" are

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perfect active infinitives

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present infinitives

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future participles

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perfect passive participles

Question 30

A "nēfas" *(line 585) can be defined as

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a sin

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a right

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a prayer

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a concern

Question 31

Match the word to its best meaning.

Question 32

Match the word to its best meaning.

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