NLE - INT RED - Ad Astra....Per Fābulās! (L1)
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Who invented the lyre? (lines 1-2)
29Eurydice
Orpheus
Mercury
Calliope
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- Q1
Who invented the lyre? (lines 1-2)
Eurydice
Orpheus
Mercury
Calliope
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What Latin phrase (lines 1-2) tells us from what the lyre was made?
eius rī maximē studiōsus
dē testudine
inter sīdera
Calliopēs fīliō
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In line 3, why did the wild beasts approach Orpheus?
They wanted to accept him into their herd.
They had already attacked his mother.
They were charmed by his beautiful song.
They wanted to tear him limb from limb.
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Where does Orpheus praise the offspring of the gods? (lines 4-5)
in the Underworld
among the stars
on Mt. Olympus
in the forest
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By his use of the phrase "ut bene scīs" on line 6, Hyginus indicates that he
is criticizing the reader for their ignorance
is deviating from the usual story
believes the reader already knows the story
wants the reader to pay close attention
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Based on the tenses of the Latin verbs in line 6, what happened first?
The animals fled.
Eurydice was forced to return to the Underworld.
Orpheus became sad.
Orpheus looked back.
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The subject of coācta est (line 6) is
Pluto
Eurydice
Orpheus
you
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What causes the narrator to exclaim "miserābile dictū!" on line 6?
the length of the song
Eurydice's children
the unfortunate death of wild animals
Orpheus' mistake
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