Question

In the classic book The Iliad, the
chariot race demonstrates the
standards of sportsmanship in ancient
times. Of what type of poor behavior
does the crowd disapprove? (1 point)
The racer gloats about his victory
when the race is over.
The racer refuses to shake his
opponent’s hand after the race.
The racer uses a risky strategy
that endangers his opponent.
The racer yells at the judge
because he doesn’t like the
results.

Answer 1

The racer uses a risky strategy that endangers his opponent. In the chariot race (Book 23) Antilochus forces Menelaus off the track, a dangerous move the crowd condemns as unfair.