WorksheetsD & A Test Comprehension Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
On page 27, what does Apollo feel?
sad
angry
Daphne's heart still beating
the leaves of the tree
What is an example of an oxymoron on page 27?
iuvenale capillis
phoebus amat
posita in stipite dextra
novo sub cortice
On page 29, how does the tree react to Apollo's advances?
the wood flees the kisses
the branches hug him
the treetop nods its head
the roots imprison Apollo
On page 29, what does Apollo say that he will do since Daphne can't be his wife?
he will marry another
she will be his tree instead
he will get revenge upon her father for transforming her
he will marry the tree
On page 29, how does Apollo say that he will honor the Laurel tree?
wear Laurel leaves on his head
make his lyre and quiver out of laurel wood
Latin leaders will wear Laurel crowns during triumphal parades
Augustus will have Laurel on his door
On page 29, what is an example of a simile?
refugit tamen oscula lignum
complexusque suis ramos, ut membra, lacertis
te coma, te citharae, te nostrae
ante fores stabis
On page 29, what is an example of anaphora?
refugit tamen oscula lignum
complexusque suis ramos, ut membra, lacertis
te coma, te citharae, te nostrae
ante fores stabis
On page 31, what additional honor does Apollo say that Daphne will have?
she will stay youthful
she will have unshorn hair
she will be an evergreen tree
a singular beauty will remain in her
On page 31, how does the tree react to Apollo's final speech?
the tree hits Apollo with its treetop
the tree seems to nod assent by bending its treetop
the Laurel branches shake in agreement
the recently made Laurel tree blows in the wind
Which of the following are examples of assonance from page 31?
visa est
intonsis capillis
factis ramis
meum intonsis
