This study guide covers Caesar's Gallic War, Book 4, Chapters 29-31, focusing on the storm and its impact, the Britons' renewed hostility, and Caesar's strategic response. Key topics include: the storm's damage to Roman ships, the Britons' decision to break the peace, Caesar's proactive measures (gathering supplies, repairing ships), and important vocabulary. The guide also provides practice questions and exam tips covering reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar (deponent verbs), and cause-and-effect analysis.
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What celestial event π led to the highest tides that damaged the Roman fleet?
A solar eclipse
A new moon
A full moon
A meteor shower