This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B. Part A What is the main theme of Passage 1? Responses A true hero needs only himself. A true hero needs only himself. One should never reveal a lack of trust. One should never reveal a lack of trust. Gods can be trusted more than people can. Gods can be trusted more than people can. People can achieve more when working together. People can achieve more when working together. Question 2 Part B Which sentence from Passage 1 best supports the answer to Part A? Responses Eurystheus ordered Herakles to kill the snake, so he put on his lion’s skin, and taking his club, started out. (paragraph 2) Eurystheus ordered Herakles to kill the snake, so he put on his lion’s skin, and taking his club, started out. (paragraph 2) It is clear, therefore, that the warrior’s life was entirely in the hands of his charioteer . . . (paragraph 4) It is clear, therefore, that the warrior’s life was entirely in the hands of his charioteer . . . (paragraph 4) It darted furiously at him, but he met it fearlessly, put his foot upon its tail, and with his club began to strike off its heads. (paragraph 6) It darted furiously at him, but he met it fearlessly, put his foot upon its tail, and with his club began to strike off its heads. (paragraph 6) Under Herakles’ directions Iolaos produced a fire-brand which he applied to the neck as fast as Herakles cut off one of the snake’s heads . . . (paragraph 8)