AP - ASSESSMENT - Vergil Book 4.659-674

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The subject of "dixit" on line 659 is
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Anna
Juno
Iris
Dido

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Q1
The subject of "dixit" on line 659 is
Anna
Juno
Iris
Dido
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Q2
"ōs" on line 659 is the
direct object of impressa
subject of impressa
adjective describing torō
subject of dixit
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Q3
"torō" on line 659 is best translated as
on the bed
of the bed
from the bed
for the bed
30s
Q4
"moriēmur" on line 659 is
future active indicative
present active indicative
future active subjunctive
present active subjunctive
30s
Q5
The translation of "moriāmur" on line 660 is
let us die
we have died
we shall die
we are dying
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Q6
The translation of "moriemur" on line 659 is
we are dying
we shall die
let us die
we have died
30s
Q7
"moriāmur" on line 659 is
future active indicative
future active subjunctive
present active indicative
present active subjunctive
30s
Q8
Although "inultae" is plural, it refers to Dido.
False
True
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Q9
Which of the following has the same meaning as "dixit"?
iuvat
hauriat
inultae
ait
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Q10
The repetition of "sic, sic" on line 660 is an example of
asyndeton
anaphora
chiasmus
alliteration
30s
Q11
"iuvat īre" on line 660 is best translated as
it helps to go
it is pleasing to go
it is allowed to go
it is necessary to go
30s
Q12
On lines 661-662, Dido
says farewell to Aeneas.
pleads to Aeneas.
curses Aeneas.
shoots arrows at Aeneas.
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Q13
hauriat and ferat (lines 661-662) are both
future indicative
present subjunctive
present inidicative
future subjunctive
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Q14
"hunc" on line 661 refers to
the ship
Aeneas
Dido
Carthage
30s
Q15
Which of the following words is an ablative of means on line 661?
oculīs
altō
hunc
hauriat
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