ASSESSMENT Comp and Analysis - APU1 Vergil 1.102-123

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"iactantī" on line 102 is in the ____ case and refers to _______.
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ablative; Aeneas
genitive; Aeneas
nominative; Aeneas
dative; Aeneas

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Q1
"iactantī" on line 102 is in the ____ case and refers to _______.
ablative; Aeneas
genitive; Aeneas
nominative; Aeneas
dative; Aeneas
45s
Q2
"stridēns" on line 102 describes/modifies
vēlum
Aquilōne
procella
tālia
45s
Q3
On line 103, we learn that Aeneas' ship
directly avoids a large gust of wind.
is hit directly by a gust of wind.
is hit directly by a large wave.
is capsized by a large wave.
45s
Q4
"fluctūsque ad sīdera tollit" on line 103 is an example of
chiasmus
apostrophe
hyperbole
simile
45s
Q5
Match the part of the ship to its Latin word.
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Q6
According to lines 104-105, we learn that the ship
is now facing the wrong direction in the waves
is having its sides repaired
has been led ashore
has extra oars in the bottom part of the prow
60s
Q7
On line 104, "undīs" is in the _____ case.
nominative
accusative
dative
ablative
30s
Q8
What is the subject of "īnsequitur" on line 105?
latus
prōra
cumulō
mōns
45s
Q9
"praeruptus aquae mōns" on line 105 is an example of
hyperbole
metonymy
anaphora
chiasmus
30s
Q10
"cumulō" on line 105 is in the ____ case.
ablative
accusative
dative
nominative
30s
Q11
"latus" on line 105 is in the _____ case.
nominative
genitive
ablative
accusative
30s
Q12
What literary device is being used with "hī..... hīs" on line 106?
metonymy
simile
apostrophe
anaphora
45s
Q13
"Trēs" on line 108 refers to
men
winds
waves
ships
45s
Q14
"abreptās" on line 108 is
a present active participle
a gerund
a perfect passive participle
a 2nd person present verb
45s
Q15
On line 108, we learn that some of the ships
are destroyed by rocks thrown down from the cliffs
are destroyed by hidden sandbars
are destroyed by overwhelming water
are destroyed by rocks under the water
45s

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