Aeneas et Dido Review - Lesson XXVII

In the sentence, "animus meus miser perīculīs terrētur," what type of ablative is perīculīs?

• manner

• agent

• means

• place where

Which translation of agam from the sentence "Quid agam?" makes the most sense in context of the story?

• will I do

• will I discuss

• I will drive

• will I spend

What is the tense and voice of dēfendentur in the sentence "Terminī nostrī ab Aenēā proeliīs dēfendentur?"

• future active

• future passive

• present active

• present passive

In the sentence, "nunc prō nostrā patriā multōs annōs pugnābit," "multōs annōs" is accusative because ...

• It is the object of a preposition

• It is the direct object of a verb

• It shows a duration of time

• It shows an extent of space

What is the idiom in the sentence, "Verba deī memoriā nōn tenēs?"

• Verba deī

• memoriā nōn tenēs

• there is no idiom in this sentence

In the sentence, "properā in Ītaliam cum sociīs tuīs", properā is ....

• ablative of means

• singular imperative

• ablative of agent

• object of a preposition

In the sentence, "Ā populīs fīnitimīs agrī nostrī occupābuntur", populīs is ablative of?

• agent

• means

• place from which

• place where

What is the active form of "āmittētur" keeping tense, person, and number the same?

• āmittit

• āmisit

• āmittat

• āmittet

Which word is an derivative from tardē?

• tardy

• tart

• fire-retardant

• ritardando

What is the future active form of "trāxērunt"?

• traxent

• trahent

• trahunt

• traxunt