Use the passages from The Odyssey by Homer and Thor’s Serpent by K. L. Armstrong and M. A. Marr to answer the question. Which universal themes are presented in both passages? (1 point)

Question

Yes No
regrets of old age
good versus evil
coming of age
adventurous quest

Answer 1

Based on the themes presented in both "The Odyssey" by Homer and "Thor’s Serpent" by K. L. Armstrong and M. A. Marr, the universal themes that can be identified in both passages include:

• Adventurous quest: Both works involve characters embarking on significant journeys filled with challenges and adventures.

The other themes—regrets of old age, good versus evil, and coming of age—may also be touched upon, but the adventurous quest is the most prominent theme in both texts.

Therefore, the answer is: Adventurous quest: Yes Regrets of old age: No Good versus evil: No Coming of age: No