What should the Latin relative pronoun "quo" be translated as in this sentence: "Baucis et Philemon deis omnem cibum quo vixerunt (they lived) donaverunt"

Relative pronouns please provide the proper english translation for each respective latin relative pronoun in the text below. 1. baucis philemonem qui erat coniunx eius (her) amavit. baucis loved philemon was her spouse. 2. mercurius et iuppiter domum (insert to+domum) eorum (their) quae erat parva venerunt. mercury and jupiter came to their home was little 3. baucis et philemon deis omnem cibum quo vixerunt (they lived) donaverunt. baucis and philemon gave to the gods all the food they lived 4. dei viderunt cibum esse magnum donum quod baucis et philemon vix (scarcely) donare potuerunt (were able). the gods thought that the food was a great gift baucis and philemon scarcely were able to offer. 5. dei eis (to them) ab quibus magna virtus monstrata erat, donum magnum donare cupiverunt. "unum desiderium habetis" dei dixerunt. the gods wished to give a great gift to them great virtue had been shown. âyou have one wish,â said the

Explanation:

1. ...who

2. ...which

3. ...with which

4. ...that

5. ...in which

6. ...whom

7. ...whose love

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the jewellery thief was as cunning as a fox.

explanation:

"as cunning as a fox" is the simile, because it compares two things using the words "like" or "as" to do it.