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What is the main point of the passage?
What is the main point of the passage?
- Hannibal's military prowess was hindered by the envy of his fellow citizens. (correct)
- The Roman people's fortitude was unmatched by any other nation.
- Hannibal's strategic brilliance led him to victories over the Roman army.
- The Roman people's valor enabled them to surpass all other nations.
What was the primary reason for Hannibal's inability to defeat the Romans?
What was the primary reason for Hannibal's inability to defeat the Romans?
- The superior fortitude of the Roman people.
- Inadequate resources and support from allied nations.
- Lack of strategic brilliance in his military campaigns.
- Envy and criticism from his fellow citizens weakened him. (correct)
What is the author's view on the Roman people's valor?
What is the author's view on the Roman people's valor?
- The Roman people's valor was the key factor in their dominance over other nations. (correct)
- The Roman people's valor was solely due to the strategic brilliance of their leaders.
- The Roman people's valor was inadequate in comparison to the fortitude of other nations.
- The Roman people's valor was exaggerated and did not significantly contribute to their success.
What does the passage imply about Hannibal's attitude towards the Romans?
What does the passage imply about Hannibal's attitude towards the Romans?
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What was the primary reason for the protagonist's journey to Lavinia's shores?
What was the primary reason for the protagonist's journey to Lavinia's shores?
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What was the protagonist's experience during his journey to Lavinia's shores?
What was the protagonist's experience during his journey to Lavinia's shores?
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What was the ultimate goal of the protagonist's actions in the passage?
What was the ultimate goal of the protagonist's actions in the passage?
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Study Notes
Hannibal and the Romans
- Hannibal's failure to defeat the Romans stemmed from strategic challenges and insufficient support over time.
- The Roman people are portrayed as valiant and resilient, demonstrating exceptional courage in the face of adversity.
Hannibal's Perspective
- Hannibal held a complex attitude towards the Romans, acknowledging their strength while remaining determined to challenge their dominance.
The Protagonist's Journey
- The protagonist's journey to Lavinia’s shores was driven by a personal quest, likely to seek out new opportunities or resolve past conflicts.
- During the journey, the protagonist faced trials that tested his resolve and perseverance, indicating significant character development.
Protagonist's Objectives
- The ultimate goal of the protagonist's actions was to achieve fulfillment or gain a deeper understanding of his own identity and purpose through the journey.
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