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Read each passage. Compare Eurymachus, the speaker in the first passage, to Odysseus, the speaker in the second passage.

Read each passage. Compare Eurymachus, the speaker in the first passage, to Odysseus, the speaker in the second passage.
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Read each passage. Compare Eurymachus, the speaker in the first passage, to Odysseus, the speaker in the second passage.

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Answer is B.) They are powerful motivators for people

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Both are powerful motivators.
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