2/16/11

13. When the poet walked from the gate on the road.
14. The poet feared the punishment and the rumors.
15. The road was filled with torches.
16. The sailor frightened the women with the torch.
17. a) The poet was given both the money and the crown.
b) The poet had be given both the money and the crown.
18. Who was the queen on the island with?
19. The figure was a women, that talked about the sailor; The women was the figure, that was talking about the sailor.
20. The poet and the sailor were concerned of the queen.
21. Did the queen desire to see the crown?
22. The queen held the country with care.
23. The sailor was not given his wish from the poet.
24. He walked from the water.
25. The poet's country is an island.
26. He has both the island and the country.
27. Seeing the countries torch is the sailors concern.

2/15/11

1. The sailor in the country feared the queen's punishment.
2. The poet did not desire to talk without money.
3. The poet did not have any money.
4. Did the queen grant the poet money?
5. The sailor desired to see the island with the crowd and the queen.
6. The women were for the poets crowning of the wreath.
7. He could see the women in the path, but there was no shout from the figure. The poet granted.
8. The poet desired women from the crowd in the queen's country.
9. There is concern of the punishment of the poet.
10. They were frightened when they saw the torch in the road.
11. Do you see the torch on the island?
12. Do the women see the torch on the island?

2/9/11

Aeneas is strong and muscular and is a leader. He has blond hair and is a noble and brave fighter.

2/3/11

The pros of acting respectfully to others is that the other person will also show respect. Also when you act respectfully to adults the adult will treat you as an adult too. Acting disrespectfully will cause disrespect back and maybe getting into trouble.

Marus Aquila

When Marcus is seen marching in the first chapter, he is described as having much military in his family. Then in the second chapter he is seen going into Rome and taking on a challenge, and winning a spear from the challenge.