Question
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In "Sailing From Troy," what motivates Odysseus and his men to leave the city quickly after they have plundered it?
A.
They were foredoomed to encounter danger.
B.
A storm was approaching.
C.
They feared the gods' wrath.
D.
They ran out of supplies.
In "Sailing From Troy," what motivates Odysseus and his men to leave the city quickly after they have plundered it?
A.
They were foredoomed to encounter danger.
B.
A storm was approaching.
C.
They feared the gods' wrath.
D.
They ran out of supplies.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
In "Sailing From Troy," the motivation for Odysseus and his men to leave the city quickly after plundering it is primarily because they feared the gods' wrath. Thus, the correct answer is:
C. They feared the gods' wrath.
C. They feared the gods' wrath.