Question 1

Who is the subject of the verb "impulit" on line 82?

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Aeolus

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Aeneas

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Venus

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the winds

Question 2

The best translation of the word "dicta" on line 81 is

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were said

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words

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says

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having been said

Question 3

"conversā cuspide" on line 81 is an example of

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an ablative absolute

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a relative clause

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a purpose clause

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a gerundive

Question 4

On lines 81-82,

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Aeolus awakens and calls out the  winds

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the winds are called back into the cave

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Aeolus gets a new spear from Venus in the cave

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Aeolus and Venus enter the hollow cave

Question 5

What literary device does "velut" on line 82 introduce?

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a simile

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an apostrophe

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an anaphora

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a metaphor

Question 6

On line 82, Vergil compares the winds to

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a military line rushing out in formation into a battle

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a line of children waiting for a treat

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a line of the enemy fleeing away from a battle

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the gods rushing in to help soldiers fighting in battle

Question 7

What is the subject of the verbs "ruunt" and "perflant" on line 83?

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the winds

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Aeneas and his men

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Aeolus

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the gods above

Question 8

The best translation of "turbine" on line 83 is

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with a whirlwind

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a whirlwind

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of a whirlwind

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for a whirlwind

Question 9

"Incubūere" on line 84 is

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a syncopated perfect tense form of the verb.

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a present active infinitive.

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a present active participle.

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a pluperfect passive verb.

Question 10

The best intended meaning of "ūnā" on line 85 is

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together

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one

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alone

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first

Question 11

The Eurus, Notus, and Africus are

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winds

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gods

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companions of Aeneas

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seas

Question 12

What is the case and use of the word "fluctūs" on line 86?

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accusative; direct object

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nominative; subject

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genitive; of description

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ablative; of manner

Question 13

The adjective "vastōs" on line 86 is describing /modifying

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fluctūs

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lītora

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nothing, it is not an adjective

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Āfricus

Question 14

"Insequitur" on line 87 is an example of

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a deponent verb

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an ablative absolute

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a gerund

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a passive periphrastic

Question 15

"virum" and "rudentum" on line 87 are in the ______ case.

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genitive

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accusative

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nominative

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dative

Question 16

The true form of "virum" on line 87 is "virōrum."

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True

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False

Question 17

Line 87 describes

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the sounds of the storm beginning

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the sights of the storm beginning

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the temperature of the storm beginning

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the thoughts of the storm beginning

Question 18

What is the subject of the verb "ēripiunt" on line 88?

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nūbēs

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caelum

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oculīs

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diem

Question 19

On line 88, Vergil tells the reader that

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the sky is becoming very dark

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many men have already died

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the sun is trying to peek through

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the gods are watching the storm from above

Question 20

What is the best translation of "pontō" on line 89?

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on the sea

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for the sea

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under the sea

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the sea

Question 21

"Intonūere" on line 90 is

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a syncopated verb form

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a perfect passive participle

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a gerund

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an infinitive

Question 22

Line 90 is describing

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a thunder and lightning storm

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the magnitude of the waves

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the shouts of the gods cheering for the Trojans

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the turbulent waters

Question 23

What is the definition of "aether" on line 90?

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sky/air

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fire

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heavens/heights

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flashes

Question 24

On line 91, the men

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are expecting death

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are sleeping through the storm

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are waiting for the storm to pass

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are praying to the gods

Question 25

What is the best translation of "omnia" on line 91?

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all things

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each

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everyone

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all

Question 26

What is the best definition of "extemplō" on line 92?

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immediately

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often

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surprisingly

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out of time

Question 27

What is the case and use of "Aenēae" on line 92?

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genitive; possession

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nominative; subject

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dative; indirect object

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accusative; direct object

Question 28

On line 92, Aeneas

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is paralyzed by fear

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is freezing in the water

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is cold from the winds

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is warming up his arms with his blanket

Question 29

On line 93, Aeneas is

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starting to pray to the gods

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waving to his companions for help

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doing the YMCA

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trying to dry off his arms

Question 30

"tendens" on line 93 is

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a present participle, translated "stretching"

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a nominative singular noun, translated "a stretch"

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a present active verb, translated "stretches"

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a purpose clause, translated "to stretch"

Question 31

Who is the subject of "refert" on line 94?

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Aeneas

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Juno

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the winds

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Aeolus

Question 32

"vōce" on line 94 is an example of the ablative of

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manner

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means / instrument

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respect

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place from which

Question 33

On line 94, Aeneas indicates that others are

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more fortunate

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happier

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more endangered

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more desperate

Question 34

"terque quaterque" is best translated as

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three and four times

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thirteen and fourteen

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third and fourth

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three and four

Question 35

Which phrase describes the unnatural consequence of war?

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ante ōra patrum

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tālia vōce

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fortissimē gentis

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Troiae sub moenibus

Question 36

According to lines 94-96, he envies

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those who were able to die at Troy

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those who are still on land at Troy

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those on the better boats from Troy

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those who already made it to Troy

Question 37

How does Aeneas describe the character on lines 96-97?

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the strongest of their race

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the best builder of their race

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the most fortunate of their race

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the largest of their race

Question 38

"Danaum" on line 96 refers to the _________ people or allies.

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Greek

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Trojan

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Carthaginian

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Roman

Question 39

Who is Tydide on line 97?

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Diomedes

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Aeneas

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Sarpedon

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Achilles

Question 40

What is the literary device used in lines 96-97 in which someone or something that is not present is called upon or evoked?

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apostrophe

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hyperbole

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patrynomic

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anaphora

Question 41

What is the literary device used with "Tydīde" (97) ?

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patrynomic

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chiasmus

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hyperbole

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anaphora

Question 42

To what place does "Īliacīs" on line 97 refer?

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Troy

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Greece

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Carthage

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Rome

Question 43

According to "Īliacīs occumbere campīs" on line 97, Aeneas wishes that he could

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have fallen in death at Troy

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have returned to the camps of Troy

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have rested longer before the journey from Troy

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have seen his camps again in Troy

Question 44

On line 98, "tuā....dextrā" refers to

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the right hand of Diomedes

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the right hand of Achilles

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the right hand of Aeneas

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the right hand of Sarpedon

Question 45

On line 99, "Aeacidae" refers to

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Achilles

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Diomedes

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Aeneas

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Hector

Question 46

"Saevus" on line 99 describes/modifies

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Hector

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ingēns

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telō

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Aeacidae

Question 47

On lines 99-100, Sarpedon, a Trojan hero, is describe as being

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large

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savage

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brutal

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stolen

Question 48

"Simois" on line 100 is

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a river near Troy

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a prince of Troy

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a Trojan ally

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a Trojan general

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