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9 December, 23:06

Read this passage from The Odyssey:

From there we sailed on, glad to escape our death

yet sick at heart for the comrades we had lost.

But I would not let our rolling ships set sail until the crews

had raised the triple cry, saluting each poor comrade

cut down by the fierce Cicones on that plain.

What cultural value can be inferred from this passage?

A. The need to destroy enemies

B. The importance of honoring the dead

C. The power of a ship's captain

D. The value of survival

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  1. 9 December, 23:31
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    The answer would be B
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