Aeneid lines 82-155

in line 81, the rhetorical device that is used is

• anaphora

• litotes

• alliteration

• simile

the subject of ruunt in line 83 is

• venti

• porta

• terras

• agmine

incubuere in line 84 is

• infinitive

• syncopated perfect active

• imperative

• subjunctive

Eurus, Notus and Africus (lines 85-86) are names of

• Greeks

• Trojans

• gods

• winds

the rhetorical device found in line 87 is

• alliteration

• hyperbole

• anaphora

• polysyndeton

Another word for ponto in line 89 is

• aequore

• vento

• fero

• deo

Who speaks the words on lines 94-101 (o terque...volvit!)

• Juno

• Aeolus

• Aeneas

• Aeacides

occumbere in line 87 is an infinitive

• in an exclamatory question

• in an indirect statement

• complementary

• object

iactanti refers to

• Aeolus

• Juno

• Sarpedon

• Aeneas

From lines 103-107 we find three examples of

• zeugma

• litotes

• hyperbole

• asyndeton