A. What is the case and case use of imitamina?

Line 200

1. Accusative, direct object

2. Accusative, subject of the infinitive

3. Ablative, accompaniment

4. Nominative, Subject

B. What is the subject of ludit? Line 205

1. coloribus

2. almus

3. florum

4. ager

C. What is the case and case use of aestatem? Line 206

1. genitive, possession

2. ablative, agent

3. nominative, predicate complement

4. accusative, object of certain prepositions

D. What is the case and case use of fervore? Line 209

1. ablative, ablative absolute

2. dative, indirect object

3. genitive, partitive

4. dative, purpose

E. Scan the first four first of line 212.

1. Dactyl, spondee, dactyl, dactyl

2. Spondee, dactyl, dactyl, spondee

3. Daactyl, spondee, spondee, dactyl

4. Dactyl, dactyl, dactyl, dactyl

F. Parse (person, number, tense, voice, and mood) latitavimus:

1. 1st, plural, perfect, active, indicative

2. 1st, singular, present, passive, subjunctive

3. 2nd, plural, perfect, passive, indicative

4. 3rd, singular, perfect, passive, subjunctive

G. What does condita (line 219) modify?

1. visceribus

2. discentae

3. matris

4. corpora

H. Why is the daughter of Tyndaris sad?

1. She sees an old-woman crease in the mirror

2. She got into an argument with her father

3. She was abandoned on the side of the road

4. She broke up with her lover

I. Scan line 236.

1. Spondee, spondee, spondee, dactyl

2. Dactyl, dactyl, dactyl, spondee

3. Spondee, dactyl, dactyl, spondee

4. Spondee, spondee, dactyl, spondee

J. What poetic device does Ovid use in line 236?

1. Anaphora

2. Hyperbaton

3. Juxtaposition

4. Synchesis