Question

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In "The Adventures of Theseus," why does Theseus board the black-sailed ship to go fight the Minotaur?






A.
The Minotaur slayed his father.





B.
He wants the Athenians to put their faith in him.





C.
He wants to humiliate Minos, the king of Crete.





D.
King Aegeus begs him to defeat the evil Minotaur.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

@YoungStudier

Answer 3

@jabez177

Answer 4

I think it is D

Answer 5

@YoungStudier

Answer 6

@YoungStudier PLEASE HELP ME MY PROGRESS REPORT IS TODAY AND I EED TO PASS THIS TEST

Answer 7

Uhm...I don't think it's D...

Answer 8

How about B?

Answer 9

Yes, I believe so.

Answer 10

Okay, can you do like 12 more?

Answer 11

I can try to help you figure out the answers, yes.

Answer 12

In "Atalanta, the Fleet-Footed Huntress," why does Hippomenes throw the golden apples that Aphrodite gave him over his shoulder?






A.
He has no use for the golden apples.





B.
He thinks that doing so will make him run faster.





C.
He wants to insult and mock Aphrodite.





D.
He wants to distract and slow down Atalanta.

Answer 13

What do you think?

Answer 14

I readthe book but to be honest i have no idea

Answer 15

I'm currently taking this test, let me try to help..

Answer 16

first one is D

Answer 17

second one is also D

Answer 18

Okay, DZbakes id you read the books?

Answer 19

@DQbakes

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@DQbakes

Answer 21

@YoungStudier

Answer 22

Yes, I've read the books.

Answer 23

I just finished my assignment a few minutes ago, I got 92%. If you still need help with it, I can give you help to find the answers (I won't give out direct answers, of course)

Answer 24

@DQbakes help me please

Answer 25

I NEED HELP @DQbakes

Answer 26

@YoungStudier Which is a theme of "Perseus and the Quest for Medusa's Head"?






A.
A rashly made promise is not always one that must be honored.





B.
Good sense is as important as strength when it comes to achieving one's goals.





C.
Nothing good can come from battling one who has more power than you.





D.
True heroes accomplish their goals without the help of anyone else.