Question 1

Match the noun and adjective to its proper agreement from line 228.

Question 2

What emotion are the Trojans now feeling in lines 228-229?

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absolute fear

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excitement

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irritability

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apathy

Question 3

What is the case and use of the noun "pavor" on like 229?

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nominative; subject

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accusative; direct object

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accusative; in a prepositional phrase

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ablative; means/instrument

Question 4

Which of the following words from lines 228-229 continues the imagery of the serpent?

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īnsinuat

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pavor

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tremefacta

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pectora

Question 5

What is the case and number of the word "pectora" on line 228?

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accusative plural

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nominative singular

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vocative singular

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ablative singular

Question 6

Lines 229-230 demonstrate an example of

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an indirect statement

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a result clause

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an indirect question

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a purpose clause

Question 7

What is the tense and voice of the infinitive "expendisse" on line 229?

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perfect active

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perfect passive

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present active

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future active

Question 8

The most appropriate meaning of "ferunt" on line 230 is

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they report

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they carry

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they bring

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they fear

Question 9

What is the case and reason (for the case) of Laōcoonta on line 230?

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accusative; subject of the indirect statement

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nominative; subject

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accusative; direct object

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nominative; predicate nominative

Question 10

According to lines 229-230, the Trojans feel that

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Lāocoōn's death was justified by his own actions.

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Lāocoōn's death proved he was expendable and not important

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Lāocoōn's death was unwarranted  and a crime

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It would be a crime to speak about Lāocoōn's death.

Question 11

"merentem" on line 229 is

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a present active participle

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a future passive participle

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a future active participle

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a perfect passive participle

Question 12

Who was responsible for the "scelus" listed on line 229?

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Laocoon

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the Trojans

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the gods

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the Greeks

Question 13

Who/what is the antecedant of the relative pronoun "quī"?

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Laōcoōnta

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robur

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pavor

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scelus

Question 14

Which of the following words can be used as metonymy for "the horse"?

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robur

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scelus

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Laocoonta

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cuspide

Question 15

According to lines 230-231, The Trojans believe that Laocoon was punished because he

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vandalized/assaulted the divinely connected gift

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recklessly caused fear among the Trojans for no reason

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used a wicked spear, instead of a divinely blessed one

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he spoke poorly of the gods, thus insulting them

Question 16

In line 232-233, the Trojans argue that

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they should accept the gift and pray to Minerva for forgiveness

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they should burn the gift and pray to Minerva for forgiveness

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they should pray nicely to Minerva for another gift

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they should lead the gift away and ask Minerva to take it back

Question 17

"dīvae nūmina" refers to

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Minerva/Athena

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Juno/Hera

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Venus/Aphrodite

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Vesta/Hestia

Question 18

What is the definition of "nūmina"?

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divine power

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ship

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name

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coin

Question 19

The word "simulācrum" refers to the

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horse

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statue of Minerva

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death of Laocoon

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prisoner Sinon

Question 20

"ducendum" and "oranda" both could be translated as

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"must be" / "needs to be"

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"would be" / "should be"

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"have been" / "had been"

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"about to" / "going to"

Question 21

Who/what is the subject of "conclamant" on line 233?

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the Trojans

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the readers

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the Carthaginians

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the goddess

Question 22

Who are the subjects of the verbs "dividimus" and "pandimus" on line 234?

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The Trojans, "we"

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the gods, "we"

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The Carthaginians, "we"

Question 23

How do the Trojans solidify their destruction on line 234?

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They break down their defensive walls to bring the horse in.

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They divide up their citizens so half are inside the walls and the others remain on the shore to keep guard.

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They refuse to take the horse in and offend the gods.

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They all report outside of the city onto the shore, losing their defense inside the walls.

Question 24

What is the case of "moenia" on line 234?

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accusative

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ablative

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vocative

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nominative

Question 25

On line 235, the Trojans

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prepare themselves to bring the horse in

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prepare to create a hotel inside the horse

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prepare to destroy the horse

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make a big circle and sing around the horse

Question 26

According to lines 235-236, the Trojans get the horse in by

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making wheels and using rope

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breaking it into pieces

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creating a pulley system to lift it into the city

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dragging it in with a rope

Question 27

"collō" on line 236 is an example of the ablative of

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place where

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means

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specification

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place from which

Question 28

What is the case and number of the word "rotārum" on line 235?

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genitive plural

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accusative singular

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ablative plural

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nominative singular

Question 29

On lines 236-237, which word is used to refer to the horse?

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machina

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vincula

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murōs

Question 30

Which phrase is used by Aeneas to indicate that the horse is actually filled, not empty?

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fēta armīs

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fātālis māchina

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scandit murōs

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stuppea vincula

Question 31

"fātālis" on line 237 describes

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māchina

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murōs

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puerī

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armīs

Question 32

"puerī circum innūptaeque puellae sacra canunt" is used to play on the _____________ of the people in the situation.

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innocence

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intolerance

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intelligence

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arrogance

Question 33

"sacra" on line 239 is used to mean

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hymns

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fear

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priests

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sacrifices

Question 34

"fūnem" on line 239 means

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rope

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funeral

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death

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fun

Question 35

"manū" on line 239 is an example of the ablative of

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means

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origin

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respect

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agent

Question 36

The phrase "contingere gaudent" indicates that the people are

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joyful to touch the horse

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ashamed that they have to touch the horse

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fearful to touch the horse

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angry that they have to touch the horse

Question 37

"illa" on line 240 refers to

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the horse

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the rope

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the girls

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the city

Question 38

Line 234 contains and example of

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apostrophe

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syncopation

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simile

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litotes

Question 39

Īlium is another name for the area of

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Troy

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Carthage

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Rome

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Greece

Question 40

"Dardanidum" on line 242 refers to

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The Trojans

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The Carthaginians

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The Greeks

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The Romans

Question 41

"quater...quater..." on lines 242-243 demonstrate an example of

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anaphora

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aposiopesis

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apostrophe

Question 42

"quater" means

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four times

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fourth

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four

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fourteen

Question 43

Which is NOT true about lines 242-243?

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The Trojans beg the gods for foregiveness.

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The Trojans attempt their action 4 times.

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The Trojans miss the sounds of the weapons inside the horse.

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The Trojans has trouble getting the horse in the city.

Question 44

"uterō" on line 243 means

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from the belly

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with the belly

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in the belly

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on the belly

Question 45

The verb "dedēre" on line 243 is

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a syncopated perfect verb with the subject "they"

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a perfect passive participle describing "they"

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a perfect active infinitive

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a present active infinitive

Question 46

On line 244, "immemorēs" and "caecī" describe

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the Trojan's inability to see the true situation at hand.

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the physical attributes of the horse.

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the physical and mental state of Cassandra.

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the mental and emotional state of the Carthaginians as they listen.

Question 47

"infelix" on line 245 describes

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monstrum

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arce

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"we"

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sacrata

Question 48

Who was Cassandra?

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priestess princess of Troy

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sister of Odysseus

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divinity of cheese

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wife of Agamemnon

Question 49

What gift did Cassandra possess?

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ability to tell the future

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ability to turn leaves into money

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ability to read minds

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ability to shapeshift

Question 50

Who is the "dei" mentioned on line 247?

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Apollo

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Mars

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Pluto

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Jupiter

Question 51

"ōra" on line 247 is

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the direct object of aperit

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the object of crēdita

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the adjective describing Cassandra

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the subject of aperit

Question 52

"nōn umquam crēdita" refers to

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the curse that accompanied Cassandra's gift

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the immense debt the Trojans had to the gods

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the credit agencies that worked between Troy and Greece as predecessors to banks.

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the inability of the Carthaginians to believe the story

Question 53

"miserī" on line 248 describes

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nōs

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Cassandra

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deum

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diēs

Question 54

"quibus ultimus esset" is an example of the

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relative clause of characteristic

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result clause

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indirect statement

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gerundive of obligation

Question 55

"esset" on line 248 is best translated as

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would be

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was

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is

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had been

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