Virgil's Aeneid Built on Homer's Epic Literature By

question 52

Multiple Choice

Virgil's Aeneid built on Homer's epic literature by:

• A) emphasizing the superiority of Greek bronze statues.
• B) predicting that Rome would be a lawless society ruled by warrior kings.
• C) connecting Roman history to the heroic narrative of the Trojan War.
• D) prophesying that through Jesus, Rome would be saved.
• E) continuing the story of the Odyssey.

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Definitions:

Classical Conditioning

A process of learning in which, with the consistent coupling of two stimuli, a response that originally required the second stimulus for elicitation is later elicited by the first stimulus solely.

Neutral Stimulus

A stimulus that initially produces no specific response other than focusing attention, until paired with an unconditioned stimulus in classical conditioning.

Vicarious Punishment

A form of learning where an individual's tendency to perform a behavior is decreased after observing another individual being punished for that behavior.

Mediated

The process by which something is transmitted or carried from one entity or place to another, often through an intervening agent.