Catullus 13

Carmen 13 et Plus

A review of Carmen 13, rhetorical devices, and more!

Answer each question or complete the task which relates to the poem.

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Carmen 13

Open Ended

Give your best translation of: apud mē.

Fill in the Blanks

What case is this word: puellā

Draw

Circle an example of an onomatopoeia.

Draw

Circle an example of an an ablative of time when.

Multiple Choice

What grammatical form is this: suāvius

• comparative adjective

• superlative adjective

• comparative adverb

• superlative adverb

Open Ended

From lines 1 - 5 we learn that Catullus expects what of his friend Fabullus?

Open Ended

From lines 1 - 5 we learn that Catullus expects what of his friend Fabullus?

Hendecasyllable Meter Recap

Draw

Scan this line.

Multiple Choice

In line 14, you can find an example of which rhetorical device?

• synchesis

• hyperbaton

• a simile

• litotes

Multiple Choice

In the final line of the poem, you can find an example of which rhetorical device?

• hyperbole

• hyperbaton

• a simile

• litotes

Conditional Sentences Recap

Draw

Circle a conditional sentence and indicate its type.

Draw

Catullus hid his name twice in this poem. Can you find and circle one of them?

Open Ended

What do we learn about Catullus in lines 7-8?

Up Next: Showdown

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• #2 - get whiteboards

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Before Next Class

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