WorksheetsAtalanta C&R Lines 639-643
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins
Utinam desistere velles,
aut, quoniam es demens, utinam velocior esses!
What type of subjunctive is here?
Jussive
Optative
Indirect Question
Volitive
At quam virgineus puerili vultus in ore est!
What two figures of speech are in this line?
Synchisis
Chiasmus
Juxtaposition
Rhetorical Question
A! Miser Hippomene, nollem tibi visa fuissem!
What's the case and reason for tibi?
Indirect Object
Special Verb
Agent
Possessiom
nec mihi coniugium fata inportuna negarent,
Case and Reason for Mihi?
Special Verb
Indirect Object
Possession
Agent
unus eras, cum quo sociare cubilia vellem.”
Case and Reason of cubilia?
Direct Object
Accusative of Place to Which
Ablative of Place Where
Ablative of Place from Which
unus eras, cum quo sociare cubilia vellem.”
What is the antecedant to quo?
Unus (referring to Hippomenes)
Atalanta (implied)
Adonis
Venus
Dixerat, utque rudis primoque cupidine tacta,
What's the case and reason for Cupidine?
Ablative of Means
Ablative of Manner
Ablative of Cause
Ablative of Specification
quod facit, ignorans amat et non sentit amorem.
What participle is ignorans?
Present Active Participle
Perfect Passive Participle
Future Active Participle
Future Passive Participle
quod facit, ignorans amat et non sentit amorem.
What figure of speech is in this line?
Chiasmus
Syncisis
Anaphora
Polyptoton
Iam solitos poscunt cursus populusque paterque,
What figure of speech is in this line?
Alliteration
Chiasmus
Assonance
Synecdoche
cum me sollicita proles Neptunia voce
What figure of speech is in this line?
Synchisis
Chiasmus
Word Picture
Eckphrasis
cum me sollicita proles Neptunia voce
What is the case and reason of Voce?
Ablative of Means
Ablative of Cause
Ablative of Descprition
Ablative of Manner
invocat Hippomenes “Cytherea,” -que “conprecor, ausis
adsit” ait “nostris et quos dedit, adiuvet ignes.”
Case and reason for ausis? (2 answers)
Indirect object
Dative with Special Verb
Dative of Possession
Dative of Agent
ait “nostris et quos dedit, adiuvet ignes.”
What does the metaphor ignes respresent?
Passion
Death
Winning the Contest
Jealousy
Detulit aura preces ad me non invida blandas:
Name two figures of speech in this line
Litotes
Chiasmus
Synchisis
Oxymoron
motaque sum, fateor, nec opis mora longa dabatur.
Name the predominant figure of speech in this line?
Litotes
Anaphora
Juxtaposition
Personification
motaque sum, fateor, nec opis mora longa dabatur.
Who is speaking in this line?
Atalanta
Adonis
Venus
Hippomenes
cum me sollicita proles Neptunia voce
What gender is the word proles?
Feminine
Neuter
Masculine
Common
Iam solitos poscunt cursus populusque paterque,
Why is it called the "accustomed" race?
This contest has happened frequently
It is tradition for Atalanta's people
People wear costumes
The crowd are customers
invocat Hippomenes “Cytherea,” -que “conprecor, ausis
adsit” ait “nostris et quos dedit, adiuvet ignes.”
Who is Cytherea?
Venus
Atalanta
Neptunia
Atalanta's mother
