Question

which greek values are found in the odyssey? choose four answers.
technology
loyalty
hospitality
self-control
celebrity
family
efficiency

Explanation:

1. Loyalty: Odysseus' crew (when faithful) and Penelope's 20-year wait for Odysseus embody this core Greek value.
2. Hospitality (Xenia): A foundational Greek value, shown in interactions like Odysseus' stay with the Phaeacians, where hosts are obligated to care for strangers.
3. Self-control: Odysseus demonstrates this by resisting the sirens' song and controlling his anger to achieve his goal of returning home.
4. Family: Odysseus' relentless quest to return to his wife Penelope and son Telemachus centers the importance of family in Greek culture.

Technology, celebrity, and efficiency are not themes or values emphasized in The Odyssey.

Answer:

• loyalty
• hospitality
• self-control
• family