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Quia Pages For Rhetorical Device Review

A page of rhetorical device flashcards: http://www.quia.com/jfc/518288.html?AP_rand=24034927

A page of hangman leading questions pertaining to rhetorical devices:
http://www.quia.com/hm/301630.html?AP_rand=1505481596

AP Essay Prompt #3 (Vergil)

The first 11 lines of Book I of the Aeneid lay out the fundamental themes of the poem to come. In it, the narrator addresses Aeneas' trials, his status as a veteran and wanderer and his destiny as the father of the Roman race. Juno is named as the agent responsible for his trials, on account of her "unforgetting anger". In a well-reasoned essay, explain whether the narrator's (and, we assume, Vergil's) voice is one that displays a healthy and reverent respect for the gods or an anxious despair about the terrible and absolute power of divine figures.