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Why do Deucalion and Pyrrha survive the flood in "Prometheus and the First People"? A. Prometheus helps them because he hates Zeus. B. They had lived honest and just lives. C. Zeus forgets that Deucalion
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Why do Deucalion and Pyrrha survive the flood in "Prometheus and the First

People"?
A. Prometheus helps them because he hates Zeus.
B. They had lived honest and just lives.
C. Zeus forgets that Deucalion is an expert sailor.
D. They beg Zeus to spare their lives

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Answer: B. They had lived honest and just lives.

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I'm pretty sure the answer is B.They lived honest and just lives.
I hope this is correct and helps

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