Aeneas Test ( )
GRADED A+ (ACTUAL TEST ) Questions and Answers (Solved)
- What does Vergil attempt to do with his Aeneid in relation to the
Iliad and Odyssey?
Answer: Attempt by Vergil to write a Roman version of both the
Iliad and the Odyssey, but combine them into one story
- Why did Augustan Rome lead to the writing of the Aeneid?
Answer: Allowed for the Golden Age of Latin (Roman) Literature
- Who wrote the Aeneid?
Answer: Vergil
- What do the first words of the Aeneid tell us about the story?
Answer: Story about a man (Aeneas) and his arms (weapons)
- What town does Aeneas found?
Answer: Lavinium
- Who commissioned Vergil to write the Aeneid?
Answer: Augustus
- Where does the story of the Aeneid start?
Answer: Starts at the end of the Trojan War
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- What daughter of Priam continually warns people about Paris?
Answer: Cassandra
- Who commanded that the king of the winds shipwreck Aeneas
and his crew?
Answer: Juno
- Who is Aeneas' mother?
Answer: Venus
- Who is the Queen of Carthage?
Answer: Dido
- Why does Aeneas weep when he first arrives in Carthage?
Answer: Wept for his lost city and lost friends carved on a temple
in Carthage
- Who suggests that the Trojans burn the wooden horse left
behind by the Greeks?
Answer: Laocoon
- Who comes to Aeneas in a dream and warms him to flee the
city of Troy?
Answer: Hector
- Who killed King Priam of Troy?
Answer: Pyrrhus
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