The gods, in Homer's poem,
A) urge men to be more like themselves.
B) live in delight and splendor on Olympus, scarcely ever thinking about the affairs of men.
C) function as moral ideals for human beings, who have a hard time living up to the gods' standards.
D) care about the honor given them by men.

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The Answer of The gods, in Homer's poem,
A) urge men to be more like themselves.
B) live in delight and splendor on Olympus, scarcely ever thinking about the affairs of men.
C) function as moral ideals for human beings, who have a hard time living up to the gods' standards.
D) care about the honor given them by men.

The Gods, in Homer's Poem