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WorksheetsAeneid, 128-141
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
Who is the implied subject of videt (line 128)?
Neptune
Jupiter
Juno
Aeolus
In lines 128-129 (Disiectam...ruina) the subject sees all of the following EXCEPT:
bodies floating in the waves
Aeneas' scattered fleet
the Trojans crushed by waves
the Trojans crushed by the ruin of the sky
According to the sequence of tense rule, the correct translation of disiectam (esse) (line 128) is:
has been scattered
will be scattered
will scatter
had been scattered
The case and construction of toto...aequore (line 128) is:
ablative of place where
ablative of place from which
ablative of means
ablative of respect
The case and construction of fluctibus (line 129) is:
ablative of place where
ablative of place from which
ablative of means
ablative of respect
Line 130 (nec...irae) implies that Neptune:
was tricked by Juno
did not know Juno was involved
was angry with Juno
was pleased with what Juno had done
Latuere (line 130) is an example of:
litotes
asyndeton
syncope
synecdoche
The tense and voice of Latuere (line 130):
present active
future active
perfect active
pluperfect active
The gender, number, and case of Doli (line 130) are:
masc, sg, gen
masc, sg, dat
masc, pl, nom
masc, sg , abl
Fratrem (line 130) refers to:
Jupiter
Aeolus
Neptune
Nereus
Iunonis (Line 130) is:
objective genitive
accusative direct object
genitive of possession
dative of indirect object
Eurus (131) refers to:
the West Wind
the South Wind
the East Wind
the North Wind
Zephyrum (131) refers to:
the West Wind
the South Wind
the East Wind
the North Wind
The correct translation of se (131) is:
himself
herself
itself
themselves
The gender, number, and case of talia (131) are:
neut, acc, pl
fem, sg, nom
neut, nom, pl
fem, sg, abl
Eurum ad se Zephyrum (131) is an example of:
chiasmus
synchesis
litotes
hendiadys
Tanta...vestri? (line 130) implies that the speaker thinks that Eurus and Zephyrus had:
acted arrogantly
acted wisely
no responsibility for their actions
acted fairly
Tanta ...genereis...fiducia...vestri (line 131) is an example of:
synchesis
chiasmus
litotes
tmesis
Based on its tense, the BEST translation of tenuit (line 132) is:
held
holds
had held
will hold
venti (line 133) is ______________case:
vocative
nominative
genitive
dative
miscere (line 134) is a(n):
complementary infinitive
infinitive in indirect statement
subjective infinitive
objective infinitive
Line 135 (Quos ego-!...fluctus) implies that:
Neptune is able to control his anger
Neptune is completely unable to control his anger
Neptune is more interested in punishing the winds than calming the sea
Neptune is refusing to deal with the current situation
Quos ego-! is the figure of speech known as:
aposiopesis
anastrophe
apostrophe
anaphora
motos (line 135) is a:
perfect passive participle
present active participle
future active participle
future passive participle
The gender, number. and case of fluctūs (line 135) are
masc, pl, acc
masc, sg, gen
masc, pl, nom
masc, sg, nom
non simili poena (lline 136) is ablative of:
means
manner
respect
separation
non simili poena (lline 136) is an example of:
litotes
simile
tmesis
hendiadys
non simili poena (line 136) implies that:
the winds will face a harsher punishment later
the winds won't be punished, only Aeolus
the winds won't be punished, only Juno
any future punishment will be lenient
The gender, number, and case of commissa (line 136) are:
neuter, plural, accusative
neuter, plural, nominative
feminine, singular, nominative
feminine, singular, ablative
The correct translation of luetis (line 136) is:
you will pay
you pay
you will have paid
you have paid
comissa (line 136) is a __________________ participle:
perfect passive
present active
future active
future passive
Maturate (137) is the ______________ mood:
imperative
infinitive
subjunctive
indicative
Regi vestro (137) refers to:
Aeolus
Neptue
Jupiter
Nereus
illi (138) refers to:
Aeolus
Neptue
Jupiter
Nereus
pelagi (138) is:
objective genitive
partitive genitive
nominative subject
genitive of possession
in lines 138-139, the speaker argues that:
Aeolus overstepped his role
Aeolus was just following orders
Juno- not Aeolus- is to blame
fate is forcing him to act
The best translation of datum (line 139) is:
have been given
had been given
will be given
are given
In lines 139-141, all of the following are used to refer to Aeolus' realm EXCEPT:
kingdom
rocks
homes
prison
Eure (line 140) is ____________________ case:
vocative
nominative
ablative
dative
The gender, number, and case of domos (line 140) are:
fem, pl, acc
masc, pl, acc
fem, pl, nom
masc, pl, nom
Iactet (line 140) is:
present subjunctive
present indicative
future indicative
imperfect subjunctive
The best translation of se Iactet...Aeolus (lines 140-141)
Let Aeolus assert himself
Would that Aeolus assert himself
May Aeolus assert himself
Aelous will assert himself
illi...ille...illa (lines 139-140) is an example of:
anaphora
polysyndeton
litotes
synchesis
clauso (141) is a ___________________participle:
perfect passive
present active
future active
future passive
clauso...carcere (141) is ablative of:
place where
place from which
manner
respect
