WorksheetsVergil 1.12-33
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
fuit urbs antiqua (coloni Tyrii tenuerunt), Karthago
Who settled the ancient city?
Aeneas
Italians
Trojans
Tyrians
Karthago, contra Italiam et ostia Tiberina longe
Where is Carthage?
across from Italy
up against Italy
near Italy
in Italy
dives opum et asperrima studiis belli
What case is opum?
accusative
genitive
dative
nominative
dives opum et asperrima studiis belli
What is the degree of asperrima?
positive
comparative
superlative
dives opum et asperrima studiis belli
Describe the Carthaginians.
wealthy and war-like
rich and peaceful
divine and very fierce
resourceful and studious
quam Iuno fertur coluisse unam terram magis terris omnibus
What is coluisse?
perfect infinitive
present infinitive
pluperfect subjunctive
future infinitive
quam Iuno fertur coluisse unam terram magis terris omnibus
To what is unam terram referring?
Carthage
Troy
Rome
Tyre
quam Iuno fertur coluisse unam terram magis terris omnibus
What is the best translation of magis terris omnibus?
more than all the lands
more of the other lands
more than those lands
more than a land
Samo posthabita
What construction is this?
ablative absolute
indirect statement
relative clause
purpose clause
hic fuit arma illius, hic fuit currus
What did Juno keep at Carthage?
her weapons and chariot
her treasure
her family
her arms and feet
iam tum dea tenditque fovetque hoc regnum esse gentibus
What does Juno wish for the Carthaginians?
for them to rule everyone
for them to rule the Romans
for them to have a ruler
for them to cherish her
sed enim audierat progeniem a sanguine Troiano duci
What type of construction does audierat introduce?
accusative plus infinitive
purpose clause
ablative absolute
indirect question
progeniem a sanguine Troiano duci
What is duci?
present passive infinitive
perfect passive infinitive
present active infinitive
perfect active infinitive
quae olim verteret arces Tyrias
What is verteret?
imperfect subjunctive
pluperfect subjunctive
present subjunctive
perfect subjunctive
quae olim verteret arces Tyrias
What are these descendants going to do?
destroy Carthage
destroy Tyre
destroy Rome
destroy Troy
sic Parcas volvere.
Translate this phrase
Thus the Fates decided.
In this way the Fates will decide.
Thus the Fates are currently deciding
In this way the Fates may decide at some point
metuens id
What is the best translation of metuens?
fearing
having feared
having been feared
about to fear
metuens id
What is Juno afraid of?
the destruction of Carthage
the destruction of Troy
the destruction of Rome
the destruction of Tyre
quod gesserat prima ad Troiam pro caris Argis
Which side is Juno on in the Trojan War?
Greeks
Trojans
et nondum etiam causae irarum et saevi dolores exciderant animo
What had not fallen out of Juno's mind?
Why she was so upset and in pain.
Why she was cruel.
Why she was on the side of the Greeks.
Why she was angry.
repostum in alta mente manet iudicium Paridis
What could Juno not let go of?
the judgement of Paris
her trip to Paris
memories of Paris
the mind of Paris
accensa super his
What is accensa?
perfect participle
present participle
future participle
gerund
accensa super his
What is the best translation of accensa?
having been enraged
enraging
about to enrage
must be enraged
arcebat reliquias Troas . . longe Latio
From where did Juno keep the Trojans?
Troy
Greece
Carthage
Latium
tantae molis erat condere gentem Romanam.
What is the best translation?
So great was the burden to found the Roman people.
So great was the job of founding the Roman people.
So great were the Roman people after their founding.
So great was the Roman people.
