Question

23 how does sagan transform the theme of exploration found in \ulysses\?
a from moral awareness to supernatural revelation
b from humility to arrogance
c from physical adventure to moral and scientific awareness
d from human conquest to divine punishment

Explanation:

In Tennyson's "Ulysses," the exploration is more of a physical adventure. Carl Sagan, with his scientific perspective, transforms this theme. He emphasizes moral and scientific awareness. Sagan's work often tied exploration to understanding the universe scientifically and morally (e.g., in Pale Blue Dot he shows the moral responsibility of exploration). Option A's supernatural and option D's divine punishment are not Sagan - esque. Option B's arrogance is also not in line with Sagan's ideas.

Answer:

C. From physical adventure to moral and scientific awareness