The following questions are about Odyssey and Hippolytus. The...

The following questions are about Odyssey and Hippolytus. The question is there and the answers are there to pick from. I need a tutor who know about these plays.

Which ONE of the following statements are not correct about the Odyssey and its themes and events??

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The Odyssey is more concerned with Justice than is the Iliad

Odysseus' men are destroyed because they have not listened and obeyed Odysseus

The Odyssey is less concerned with justice than is the Iliad.

The Odyssey reflects the period of Greek colonization and exploration.

When the Odyssey begins, over a hundred suitors are trying to force Penelope to marry them, and eating up Odysseus' estate.

At the beginning of the Odyssey, Athena brings up the issue of justice to Zeus,showing the greater concern for justice in the Odyssey, and at the end the evil suitors have been justly punished.

When the Odyssey begins Odysseus has been away from Ithaka for nearly 20 years

 

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123Which one of these statements is NOT CORRECT about the events of the Iliad?

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Achilles is stopped from killing Agamemnon by Zeus

Achilles, deeply angered at Agamemnon's insult, contemplates killing him.

Agamemnon is stopped from killing Agamemnon by Athena

Achilles deeply insults Agamemnon and withdraws from the fighting

Nestor tells Agamemnon not to insult Achilles, but Agamemnon does not listen (true)

Achilles seeks help from his mother Thetis.

Achilles grows angry when Agamemnon demands compensation although his arrogance has cost many Greek lives

 

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106 Which ONE of the following statements about Characters and events in the Hippolytus IS NOT TRUE???

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Euripides often showed the Gods behaving badly not because he did not believe in the existence of Gods, but because, like Plato and others, he saw humans creating beliefs and stories about the gods which projected their own human evils, not the virtues of the gods.

There is something very morally problematical in killing an innocent person just to make a goddess pay for killing another innocent person.

As he dies, Hippolytus pities his father.

At the end, father and son are reconciled, with represents how Hippolytus joins the community of humanity, even as he is about to leave it.

Theseus comes to understand the true nobility of his son.

The fact that Artemis leaves father and son alone suggests a very humanistic theme, that it is as individuals we must come to terms with each other, face to face, emotion to emotion, in a human, not divine connection.

Euripides often showed the Gods behaving badly because he did not believe in the existence of Gods.

 

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107 Which ONE of the following statements about Aristotle and his Philosophy is not true?

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The idea of a natural impetus to evolution was an important contribution to the notion of materialism

Aristotle sees institutions, like a plant, evolving to their perfect form and then often dying -- like a living thing.

Aristotle thinks there are humans who, because of their inferior nature, should be ruled by others, just like animals should be ruled by humans.

Aristotle thinks virtue is the middle between extremes of behavior

Aristotle thinks there is a sort of inner drive for a object to reach its final more perfect form.

In his Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle describes the small-souled person as someone a bit too weak, a bit too eager to self-depreciate. The kind of person who "seems to have something bad about him" (probably because he thinks something's bad about him). (This is true)

Aristotle thinks virtue is the middle between extremes of behavior, for example, true courage is between cowardice and rash, unthinking behavior.

 

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119 Which ONE the following statements about Characters and evens in the Hippolytus IS NOT TRUE??

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Hippolytus was not planning to tell Theseus about Phaedra.

Hippolytus deeply hates Theseus for what he did to his mother

Phaedra, when she learns that the Nurse has told her secret to HIppolytus,thinks her reputation and her children's lives will be ruined, unless she does something drastic.

When he hears of the death of Phaedra,Theseus rips off the garland of flowers he wore in honor of Apollo

Theseus hears a horrible noise when he has just returned from Delphi

Phaedra, as she contemplates suicide, comes also to hate Hippolytus and wishes to make him pay.