Ancient Greek Religion Was Based on a Pantheon of Gods

Ancient Greek religion was based on a pantheon of gods, each representing different strengths or forces, and the Greeks believed that

A) they had to try to please the gods through prayers, ritual offerings, and the avoidance of offensive behavior.
B) the gods would reward them whenever they excelled or attained aretê.
C) the gods demanded that humans conduct their lives according to a strict moral code that forbade transgressions like theft, murder, dishonesty, greed, and cruelty.
D) the gods had chosen Greece as a favored land, and that the Greeks were destined to conquer other peoples and achieve worldly glory.