PLEASE ANSWER ASAP! CORRECT ANSWER RECEIVES THE BRAINLIEST & THE POINTS! In the Odyssey, which best describes Telemachus?

A.
He is a proud, cruel enemy.

B.
He is a bold and daring warrior.

C.
He is an eager young hero.

D.
He is a wise, thoughtful counselor.

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Answer 1

Answer: Telemachus is Odysseus's and Penelope's son. He always wanted to make his father proud- even at a young age. I would say the answer is C. He is an eager young hero

I hope that helps!

(good luck with the Odyssey- that's a really hard one. let's just say it was NOT my favorite book.)

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What does ethos rhetorical mean

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Ethos (also sometimes called an appeal to ethics) is used as a means of convincing an audience via the authority or credibility of the persuader, be it a notable or experienced figure in the field or even a popular celebrity.

hope this helps!

Which four parts of this conversation between two classmates indicate Frank's goals?

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I can't help you without the details, srry
But can I have Brainliest, I really need it, and it would mean a lot.
Thanks!!

This is an incomplete question, I can't help you without details

Please re-ask your question ( by making a new one) with more details!

Want a telugu poem on truth

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one telugu poem about truth

Answer:

Meelo evarikayna snap unda?

Explanation:

The best way to describe Hannah in the passage is thatshe is
O nervous.
O relieved.
O thrilled.
O curious.

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Answer:

Nervous

Explanation:

Which sentence contains the BEST use of dialogue to convey that Harry is afraid of the snake he has found in his back yard? A) "Yikes! It's a snake! Run and get dad!" Harry yelled fearfully. B) "Look! It's a snake. Let's catch it and play with it," Harry said to Tom. C) "A snake! Let's keep looking. There may be a whole family in our back yard." Harry said excitedly. D) "There's a snake over by the swing in the back yard. I wonder if it's poisonous?" Harry pondered thoughtfully

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Answer:

Explanation:

The answer is A because it shows he is scared.

Answer:

"Yikes! It's a snake! Run and get dad!" Harry yelled fearfully.

Explanation:

The use of exclamation points and the phrase "yelled fearfully" show that Harry is afraid of the snake.

1. Lines 279-291: Compare Mr. Van Daan's words here with his comment to Anne in lines 1271-1273 ofAct One. What is the impact of Van Daan again using the word discussion rather than quarrel? What is

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