Question

In the poem, how is Telemachus described by Ulysses?

• A. Rebellious and warlike
• B. Simple-minded but loyal
• C. Blameless and prudent
• D. Adventurous and restless

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Blameless and prudent

Ulysses admires Telemachus for his “slow prudence” and ability to carry out “common duties.” He believes Telemachus will be an effective ruler, devoted to domestic responsibilities and religious customs, in contrast to Ulysses’ own restless spirit