Question

The lines above are from Homer's The Iliad, an epic poem consisting of twelve books (chapters). From this information, you can conclude that an epic poem is

Answer 1

Whats the poem

Answer 2

Oh im sped

Answer 3

Can i get a ss

Answer 4

Sing, Goddess, sing of the rage of Achilles, son of Peleus—
that murderous anger which condemned Achaeans
to countless agonies and hurled many warrior souls
deep into Hades, leaving their dead bodies
carrion food for dogs and birds—
all in fulfillment of the will of Zeus.

Start at the point where Agamemnon, son of Atreus,
that king of men, quarreled with noble Achilles.
Which of the gods drove these two men to fight?

That god was Apollo, son of Zeus and Leto.
Angry with Agamemnon, he cast plague down
onto the troops—deadly infectious evil.
For Agamemnon had dishonoured the god's priest,
Chryses, who'd come to the ships to find his daughter,
Chryseis, bringing with him a huge ransom.
In his hand he held up on a golden staff
the scarf sacred to archer god Apollo.

Answer 5

this is the poem

Answer 6

Ty supie

Answer 7

Tbh i dont understand the question

Answer 8

A.
an extended poem in rhyming couplets describing mythical people and creatures.
B.
a poem composed especially as a lament for a deceased person.
C.
a 14-line verse form ending in a couplet.
D.
an extended poem in dignified language celebrating the feats of a hero.

Answer 9

Oh ok

Answer 10

Ima say

Answer 11

yeah my fault i didnt put everything

Answer 12

Oop

Answer 13

Welp supie knows

Answer 14

lmao

Answer 15

yea i thought it was D as well

Answer 16

but wasn't sure

Answer 17

Choose what you think is right

Answer 18

yes

Answer 19

alright thanks for helping out

Answer 20

Np