An important part of learning is knowing the difference between cause and effect. You also need to know how they relate to each other. Print out this free worksheet for students to practice recognizing the cause and effect in each example.n excerpt from Alice in Wonderland is a great tool to help students understand cause and effect. Not only will they enjoy reading, but when you print out this activity they will also identify the cause and effect.
Virgil's Education. Virgil attended school in Cremona and then, briefly, in Milan. In 54 or 53 B.C., he went to Rome, where he studied law and rhetoric in the school, or academy, of Epidius. There, he met Octavian, a fellow student, who, as the future emperor Augustus, would become Virgil's patron.
Probably around 35 BC, he published Satires which was written in hexameter verse and described poet's rejection of public life. In 29 BC, Horace published the âEpodesâ and in 23 B.C he appeared with the first three book of his famous work, âOdesâ. In 20 BC, he published the first book of âEpistlesâ. When Virgil died in 19 BC, it left Horace become the most celebrated poet in the city of Rome.