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AP - Unit 1 - Vergil Book 1.50-75

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  • Q1

    Match the text to its best translation.

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  • Q2

    Match the clump to its best translation (lines 52-54)

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  • Q3

    Match the clump to its best translation. (lines 55-57)

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  • Q4

    Match the clump to its best translation (lines 58-59)

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  • Q5

    Match the clump to its best translation (lines 60-62)

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  • Q6

    Match the clump to its best translation. (lines 62-63)

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  • Q7

    Line 50 - "tālia flammātō sēcum dea corde volūtāns" indicates that Juno

    is excited

    is angry

    is scared

    is confused

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  • Q8

    What is the case and number of "nibōrum" (of the clouds) on line 51?

    genitive plural

    nominative singular

    nominative plural

    genitive singular

    accusative singular

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  • Q9

    Line 50 - "volūtāns" is best translated as

    rolls

    about to roll

    rolling

    having been rolled

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  • Q10

    On line 51, "loca fēta" is describing

    Aeolus

    the Austrīs winds

    Aeolia

    Juno

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  • Q11

    Aeolus is

    the king of the stars

    the king of the winds

    the king of the waters

    the king of the clouds

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  • Q12

    Line 53 - Vergils describes the winds and storms as

    calm and obedient

    bright and deep

    noisy and light

    rowdy and noisy

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  • Q13

    Line 54 - Aeolus keeps control of the winds by

    giving them cookies and juice

    containing them as prisoners

    smashing them down with a rock

    harnessing them with a lasso

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  • Q14

    Line 55 - What literary device is present in the phrase "magnō cum murmure montis"?

    metonymy

    patrynomic

    alliteration

    syncopation

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  • Q15

    Line 57 - The best meaning of "tenēns" is

    holding

    having held

    about to hold

    holds

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