Aeneid book 2 review

In line 41, there is an example of:

Laocoon ardens summa decurrit ab arce,

• anastrophe

• apostrophe

• tmesis

• anaphora

Laocoon is a:

• Trojan priest of Neptune who warns against the horse

• Greek soldier in the horse who is hit by the spear

• Trojan soldier who fights with Aeneas

• Greek soldier who kills Priam (king of Troy)

In lines 43-44 there is a/an:

Aut ulla putatis

dona carere dolis Danaum

• indirect statement

• indirect question

• result clause

• ablative absolute

The case + use of dona: (line 44)

Aut ulla putatis

dona carere dolis Danaum

• ablative, means

• subject accusative

• nominative subject

• ablative agent

In line 44, Danaum refers to:

Aut ulla putatis

dona carere dolis Danaum

• Greeks

• Trojans

• Gods

• Carthaginians

In line 44, Ulixes refers to?

Sic notus Ulixes?

• Odysseus

• Aeneas

• Menelaus

• Agamemnon

In line 45, Achivi refers to:

Aut hoc inclusi ligno occultantur Achivi,

• Greeks

• Trojans

• Carthaginians

• Romans

In line 49, ferentes is best translated as:

Quidquid id est, timeo Danaos et dona ferentis.

• carrying

• having carried

• intending to carry

• must be carried

Overall, the tone of Laocoon's speech (lines 42-49) is:

• defiant

• passive

• happy

• indecisive

In line 50, there is an example of:

Sic fatus validis ingentem viribus hastam

• chiasmus

• synchesis

• hyperbaton

• apostrophe