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Aeneid

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Graecī enim, cum urbem vī expugnāre nōn possent, dolō ūsī sunt.

a)

Temporal Cum Clause

b)

Circumstantial cum clause

c)

Causal Cum Clause

d)

Concessive Cum Clause

2.

Equō ligneō in litore relictō, ceterī Graecī celeriter in īnsulam propinquam profectī sunt

a)

Ablative Absolute

Temporal

b)

Ablative Absolute

Causal

c)

Ablative Absolute

Concessive

d)

Ablative Absolute

Conditional

3.

Troianī verō, cum Graecōs Argōs in patriam suam avectōs arbitrārentur, 

tum demum post tot annōs portās aperuērunt.

a)

Perfect Passive Participle

b)

Perfect Passive

Infinitive

c)

Future Active Participle

d)

Future Active

Infinitive

4.

aliī dōnum Graecōrum suspectum in mare praecipitandum et flammīs ūrendum esse censēbant.

a)

Gerund of obligation

b)

Gerundive of obligation

c)

Gerund of purpose

d)

Gerundive of purpose

5.

Lāocoōn, Neptūnī sacerdos, ab summā arce dēcurrēns cīvēs suōs monuit

nē Danaōs confīderent:

a)

Purpose

b)

Result

c)

Indirect command

d)

Fearing Clause

6.

Laocoon dīxit: "Quidquid id est, 

timeō Danaōs - et dona ferentēs!”

a)

Temporal Participle

b)

Causal Participle

c)

Concessive Participle

d)

Conditional Participle

7.

Cum geminī anguēs terram attigissent, capitibus erectīs oculīsque ardentibus

Trōiānōs perterritōs prōspiciunt. 

a)

Temporal Cum Clause

b)

Circumstantial Cum Clause

c)

Causal Cum Clause

d)

Concessive Cum Clause

8.

Tum verō cūnctī Troiānī novō pavōre perturbantur.

a)

Ablative of agent

b)

Ablative of means

c)

Ablative of respect

d)

Ablative of description

9.

Troiani dīcunt Laocoontem poenās meritās Minervae dedisse

a)

Present Active Infinitive

b)

Perfect Active Infinitive

c)

Future Active Infinitive

d)

Perfect Passive Infinitive

10.

Trōēs miserī,  quibus ille diēs suprēmus futūrus erat,  Cassandrae nōn credidērunt.

a)

Active Periphrastic

b)

Passive Periphrastic

c)

Future Active Participle

d)

Pluperfect Passive Indicative

11.

Aenēas arma amēns cēpit, ut in arcem curreret cum manū mīlitum.

a)

Purpose Clause

b)

Result Clause

c)

Indirect Command

d)

Fearing Clause

12.

Cum Aeneas Panthum interrogāvisset, quae fortūna esset patriae, magnō cum gemitū haec respondit

a)

Relative clause of characteristic

b)

Relative clause of purpose

c)

Indirect command

d)

Indirect Question

13.

Aenēas iuvenēs audācēs, quōs pugnandī cupidōs videt, paucīs verbīs hortatur

a)

Gerund Objective Genitive

b)

Gerundive Objective Genitive

c)

Gerund of purpose

d)

Gerundive of purpose

14.

Aenēas iuvenīs suāsit ut in media hostium arma moritūrī sē praecipitent.

a)

Active Periphrastic

b)

Passive Periphrastic

c)

Future Active Participle

d)

Future Active Infinitive

15.

Ecce virgo Cassandra crinibus passīs ā templō Minervae 

(ubi Aiax, Oileī filius, eī vim attulerat) trahebātur.

a)

Ablative Absolute Temporal

b)

Ablative Absolute

Causal

c)

Ablative Absolute

Concessive

d)

Ablative Absolute

Conditional

16.

Priamus exclamāvit: "Ō Pyrrhe, prō talī scelere dī caelestēs praemia debita reddant tibi,  quī coram patre fīlium foedē trucīdāvistī!”

a)

Hortatory

b)

Iussive

c)

Optative

d)

Potential

e)

Deliberative

17.

Cum Aenēas regem senem ex crūdelī vulnere morientem vidēret, 

vēnit eī in mentem īpsius pater senex Anchisēs

a)

Temporal

Cum Clause

b)

Circumstantial Cum Clause

c)

Causal

Cum Clause

d)

Concessive Cum Clause

18.

Venus promīsit sē ipsam 

fīlium tūtum ad limen domūs patriae ductūram. 

a)

Future active Participle

b)

Future active Infinitive

c)

Perfect Passive Participle

d)

Perfect Passive Infinitive

19.

Anchīses dīxit: "Dī caelestēs, sī mē vitam prodūcere voluissent,  hanc patriam mihi servāvissent."

a)

Past Simple

b)

Past CTF

c)

Present CTF

d)

FLV

20.

Creūsa talia exclāmāns omnem domum gemitū complēbat

cum subitō mirabile prodigium visum est:

a)

Temporal Cum Clause

b)

Circumstantial Cum Clause

c)

Causal Cum Clause

d)

Concessive

Cum Clause

21.

Aenēas dīxit "Neque enim mihi fas est rēs sacrās tangere 

priusquam manūs caede cruentās

flumine vivō laverō.”

a)

Perfect Subjunctive

b)

Future Indicative

c)

Future Perfect Indicative

d)

Imperfect Indicative

22.

Umbra Creūsae dīxit: "Diū per vasta maria tibi navigandum est"

a)

Active Periphrastic

b)

Passive Periphrastic

c)

Gerundive of purpose

d)

Gerund of purpose

23.

Magnus numeru invēnit virōrum et fēminarum

undique eō convēnerat 

ut dūce Aenēā in aliās terrās proficiscerentur.

a)

Ablative Absolute

b)

Ablative of Agent

c)

Ablative respect

d)

Ablative of means

24.

Cum Graecī decem annōs bellum cum Trōiānīs gessissent, nōn potuērunt urbem vī expugnāre.

a)

Temporal

Cum clause

b)

Circumstantial Cum clause

c)

Causal Cum clause

d)

Concessive Cum clause

25.

Sī Aenēas et sua familia stellam sequantur, ē Troiā ardente sē eripiant. 

a)

Present Simple

b)

FLV

c)

FMV

d)

Present CTF

26.

Sī vincula manūs Cassandrae nōn tenērent, ad caelum eās erigeret. 

a)

Present Simple

b)

Present CTF

c)

Past CTF

d)

FMV

27.

Sī Venus natum domum patris dūcet, neque tela neque flammae eī nocēbunt.

a)

Present Simple

b)

Present CTF

c)

FMV

d)

FLV