What event prompts telemachus to embark on his own journey?

The event that prompts Telemachus to embark on his own journey is:

Athena informs him that his father could be alive

The options:

1.Athena informs him that his father could be alive.

2.His mother begs him to find a safe place for them to live.

3.The suitors successfully drive him out of his homeland.

4.He receives a mysterious note, which he believes may be from his father.

The CORRECT ANSWER IS 4.

1.Athena informs him that his father could be alive.

Explanation:

By assuming the appearance of Mentes, Athena came up to Telemachus and communicate to him on the reality that his father is still very much alive and not dead as supposed. When Telemachus expressed the account of the destruction of his home, Menelaus gave out a prophecy. In the shared prophecy, he proclaimed the termination of the suitors and he also expressed how he received or was in touch with Proteus on how Odysseus was with Calypso. When it came to his knowledge, Telemachus then made up his mind to return as quick as he can to Ithaca.

Our ANSWER is

1.Athena informs him that his father could be alive.

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