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What do we know for sure about Homer? Select all that apply.


He was from Ionia.

The scholars at Alexandria treated him as a single poet who wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey.

"He" was really a woman named Nausicaa.

He was blind.

We know that someone—individually or collectively—wrote The Odyssey.

A good deal of controversy surrounds the poet's identity.

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We know that someone—individually or collectively—wrote The Odyssey.

A good deal of controversy surrounds the poet's identity

Answer:

We know the following for sure about Homer:

The scholars at Alexandria treated him as a single poet who wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey.

We know that someone—individually or collectively—wrote The Odyssey.

A good deal of controversy surrounds the poet's identity.

Explanation:

Homer was the author of "Illiad" and "Odyssey" which are the two great epics of Greek literature. The two epics provide a bridge to learn about the culture of Greece.

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