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6. How do Aeneas and his small company gain an initial advantage over the Greeks in the nocturnal battle?
- deception: they put on Greek armour
- dealing: they offer to bring Helen and the goods safely to Menelaos
- divine intervention: Apollo takes human form and helps them
7. Aeneas says that during the night, after they brought the horse inside the walls, Hector appeared to him in a dream and told him
- to preserve the heroic deeds of Hector in song
- to defend Troy even if it meant his deat
- to save himself and the household gods of Troy
- to rescue Andromache and marry her
8. What is the fate of Creusa?
- she escapes Troy, but dies en route to Carthage
- she commits suicide when she learns that Aeneas has fallen in love with Dido
- she falls behind in Troy and dies there
- she is killed by Dido, who falls in love with Aeneas
9. How does Aeneas get his father, son, and gods out of the city?
- they hide under blankets in a cart driven by Creusa
- Aeneas carries Anchises and pulls Iulus by the hand; Creusa follows
- carries Creusa; Anchises and Iulus have to make their own way
- Anchises carries Iulus while Aeneas carves a path for them with his sword
10. How does Venus convince Aeneas not to kill Helen?
- she warns him against giving in to uncontrolled fury
- all of the above
- she reminds him of his responsibility to his family
- she says the gods are overthrowing Troy