According to the text, what are some of the values apparent in The Iliad and The Odyssey?

A. materialism, literacy, and artistry
B. humor, hospitality, and humility
C. honor, courage, and eloquence
D. equality, liberty, and justice

Respuesta :

The correct answer is C.

It was the honor that led Hector to fight for his country, Troy, against the invaders. It was the honor that led Achilles and Odysseus to fight in the war and gain glory.

Courage is also displayed in the many battles of The Illiad and it is an important element in the adventures and perils that Odysseus faced in his voyage to return to Ithaca as it is described in The Odyssey.

Eloquence, on the other hand, plays a bigger role as a central value mainly in the character of Cassandra, to whom the god Apollo has snatched the gift of eloquence and, therefore, she couldn't convince any citizen of Troy of the imminent fall of the city, in spite she saw it in dreams.

Answer:

C

Explanation:

C: Honor, courage and eloquence.