Electra by Sophocles Quiz 3
1. What does Electra tells Clytemnestra about her claim that she has murdered Agamemnon?
- That she sees her point of view
- That it is shameful in any context
- That her reasons are not good enough to justify the act
- That murder can be justified sometimes
2. Which god held the winds in check at Aulis?
- Apollo
- Juno
- Artemis
- Jupiter
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