What is the most likely reason Odysseus's dog, Argos, hung around the palace all these years? Select all that apply.

A) He knew that the suitors would toss scraps of meat to him.

B) He remained loyal to his master, Odysseus, even after all these years.

C) Telemachus uses him as a hunting dog.

D) He doesn't have any place else to go because he is an old dog

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Chase Mendoza

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21 July, 03:06

What is the most likely reason Odysseus's dog, Argos, hung around the palace all these years? Select all that apply.

A) He knew that the suitors would toss scraps of meat to him.

B) He remained loyal to his master, Odysseus, even after all these years.

C) Telemachus uses him as a hunting dog.

D) He doesn't have any place else to go because he is an old dog

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Marley Martin · Answer 1

The answer is B because if you read the whole story the ending of the book basically tells you that the dog was the only one able to recognize him and that the dog stayed loyal to him all these years.