Question

Based on the passage, what did the ancient Greeks most
likely believe about their gods?
O The gods had greater character flaws than humans.
The gods had fewer character flaws than humans.
The gods lived by different values than humans.
O The gods lived by the same values as humans.

Answer 1

Answer:

The gods lived by different values than humans.

Explanation:

Their charm and allure is accentuated by their recognizable human attributes. Ancient Greek Gods, like man, have been known to love and lust, to be jealous and seek revenge, to be bitter and even petty, characteristics common to everyday man, making them memorable.

Answer 2

Based on the passage about Heracles and Hera, we can tell the ancient Greeks believed the following about their gods:

C. The gods lived by different values than humans.

• According to the passage, the god Zeus had a child with a human.

• Zeus was married to Hera, a goddess.

• Although it is understandable for Hera to be angry at Zeus for cheating on her and having a child with someone else, her actions show different values.

• Humans would normally respect the child's existence, even if it is the product of an affair.

• Hera, however, did her best to kill Heracles. She failed that, but succeeded in driving him insane.

• As we can see, Hera's values are very different from human values.

• She is flawed like we are: jealous, angry, mean. But normal human beings would not act like Hera.

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