Aeneid I.76-127

In this selection:

• Aeolus is talking to Juno

• Juno is talking to Aeolus

• Aeolous is talking to himself

• Juno is talking to herself

"It's your job to have whatever you want. It's my job to

• follow orders

• cause trouble

• do Jupiter's bidding

• stay in my cave making no noise and pretending I don't exit

explorare, capessere, and accumbere are all:

• indicative

• infinitive

• imperative

• subjunctive

• participle

What use of the dative is epulis?

• with compound verb

• indirect object

• possession

• reference

In this passage...

• a big storm is beginning

• Aeneas is whining

• Juno is ranting

• Neptune is surveying the damage

The translation of the last two lines is:

• Together both Eurus and Notus and Africus teeming with gusts rush and they roll vast waves to the shores.

• Eurus and Notus and Africus collide, stirring vast breezes along the shores."

• At once Eurus and Notus charge and they swarm with tempests. Africus rolls vast waves toward the shore

• Eurus, together with Notus and Africus, rushes through the storms and flies big waves on the beach.

Which of the following is an ablative absolute?

• turbine perflant

• agmine facto

• a sedibus imis

• creberque procellis

What use of the dative is mari?

• OSV

• possession

• w/compound verb

• IO

In this passage, who specifically is being impacted by the storm?

• The Trojans

• Aeneas

• The Greeks

• The gods

In what order do the following things happen in this passage?

• Noise/Darkness/Thunder/Threat of Death

• Noise/Thunder/Darkness/Threat of death

• Thunder/Darkness/Threat of death/Noise

• Threat of death/Darkness/Noise'/Thunder