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What advice did Nestor give to Telêmaco at the end of their conversation?

• To return home

• To stay and rule Pilo

• To search for Ulisses in Troy

• To join the army

How did Nestor react to Mentor, who was actually Pallas Athena in disguise?

• He did not suspect Mentor’s true identity

• He immediately recognized Athena

• He was afraid of Mentor

• He refused to speak to Mentor

What does the text suggest about the nature of ancient religious festivals?

• They involved rituals and sacrifices with specific rules

• They were spontaneous and unorganized

• They were only for the wealthy

• They did not involve any food

What does Nestor wish for Telêmaco regarding Athena?

• That Athena would protect Telêmaco as she protected his father

• That Athena would punish Telêmaco

• That Athena would ignore Telêmaco

• That Athena would send Telêmaco away

Why did Nestor advise Telemachus to go to Lacedaemon?

• To find Menelaus and hope he had news of Odysseus.

• To escape from Agamemnon.

• To seek revenge on Egisto.

• To become king of Sparta.

What significant offering did Nestor make to Athena after recognizing her?

• A great sacrifice of a heifer with golden horns.

• A chest of gold coins.

• A silver chalice.

• A feast for the gods.

Who accompanied Telemachus on his journey to Lacedaemon?

• Nestor's own son.

• Menelaus.

• Odysseus.

• Egisto.

What was Telemachus hoping to achieve by traveling to Lacedaemon?

• To find information about his father, Odysseus.

• To conquer new lands.

• To avenge Agamemnon.

• To become a hero in Sparta.

Evaluate the role of Nestor’s son in Telemachus’s journey.

• He acts as a companion and support for Telemachus.

• He tries to stop Telemachus from leaving.

• He betrays Telemachus to Egisto.

• He leads Telemachus to a different city.

Based on the passage, what can be inferred about the relationship between hospitality and travel in this context?

• Hospitality is crucial for safe and successful journeys.

• Travelers are always in danger.

• Hospitality is not important.

• Travel is discouraged by the gods.