Question

Ulysses and his men reach the land of cyclops. they take shelter in a cave and hope to enjoy hospitality of the cyclops. they are proved wrong when polyphemus starts feasting on the men
which words in this excerpt from homers odyssey show how ulysses thinks of the cyclops as different from civilized group like the greeks?

Answer 1

it would be "savage" if you need other words i would also include "nor tamed", "no council", "no monarch" and "heedless"

Answer 2

Answer:

The answers are

savage

untaught

no monarch

and last but not least- deep in caves

Explanation:

The words savage, untaught, no monarch, and deep in caves, show how the Cyclops are different from the civilized, cultured Greeks. The words savage and untaught point to a lack of sophistication, manners, and education, while no monarch points to a lack of organized government. Finally, the words deep in caves show that the Cyclops did not build cities but lived in caves, like animals.