Answer and Explanation:
The text describes Polyphemus as a giant, one-eyed, wild, violent and man-eater. Polyphemus is a Cyclops and does not treat guests kindly, but devours them in the most violent way possible. This contrasts it with the way Odysseus and the men who accompany him are treated by King Alcinous. That's because Alcinous is impressed with Odysseus and treats him in the best possible way, offering him dinner, riches and even the hand of his own daughter.
This question is about the book "The Odyssey" which shows Odysseus' attempts to return to Itaca, his birthplace.
Underlined text most clearly shows similes.
Answer: Picture, Because it hope me understand even more & Never let me get confused
Explanation: Hope you understand what I’m trying to say
Answer:
Even a year of war has led to social revolution here.
Explanation:
The excerpt that supports Anderson's claim is the fact that even a year of war has led to social revolution with women going from jobs like hotel keepers, domestic workers, housewives to becoming professionals like doctors, lawyers, etc.
