Aeneid II.199-202

Hic aliud maius miseris multoque tremendum

There is a macron on the 'i' in hic. This word means

• here

• this

• these

Hic aliud maius miseris multoque tremendum

What word does maius come from?

• bonus

• malus

• magnus

• multus

Hic aliud maius miseris multoque tremendum

What degree is maius?

• positive

• comparative

• superlative

• multus

What does maius mean?

• bigger

• very big

• rather big

• too big

Re-read line 199 and identify the figure of speech/element of literary style.

• alliteration

• litotes

• chiasmus

• asyndeton

Line 200: objicitur magis atque improvida pectora turbat.

What is the voice of objicitur?

• active

• passive

• deponent

Line 200: objicitur magis atque improvida pectora turbat.

What is correct translation of objicitur?

• was presented

• is presented

• presents

• did present

Line 200: objicitur magis atque improvida pectora turbat.

What is the subject of objicitur?

• aliud (199)

• miseris (199)

• pectora (200)

Line 200: The verb objicitur, "is presented" sure explains the case of miseris on the previous line! It is:

• genitive

• dative

• accusatve

• ablative

Line 201: Laocoon ductus Neptuno sorte sacerdos

What does sorte mean?

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