Analyzing Text Evidence: Prometheus and Zeus

What evidence from the text suggests that Prometheus cared about humanity?

• Prometheus gave fire to humanity.

• Zeus punished Prometheus for his disobedience.

• Humanity was afraid of Zeus.

• Zeus created humans.

How does Zeus's reaction to Prometheus's actions develop his character in the story?

• It shows Zeus as forgiving.

• It portrays Zeus as vengeful.

• It highlights Zeus's generosity.

• It demonstrates Zeus's indifference.

Which piece of evidence best supports the argument that Prometheus's actions were motivated by compassion for humans?

• Prometheus defied Zeus.

• Prometheus stole fire from Olympus.

• Prometheus was punished by being chained to a rock.

• Humans used fire for warmth and cooking.

What argument can be made about the relationship between gods and humans in the story of Prometheus and Zeus?

• Gods and humans worked together harmoniously.

• Gods were indifferent to the plight of humans.

• There was a power struggle between gods and humans.

• Gods had complex relationships with humans, involving both punishment and kindness.

Using text evidence, how can one argue that Zeus's actions were justified?

• Zeus wanted to teach Prometheus a lesson about obedience.

• Zeus was protecting the divine order by punishing Prometheus.

• Zeus wanted to prevent humans from becoming too powerful.

• All of the above.