The attitude Ulysses shows toward yet another voyage is best described as a. anxious restlessness

b. reckless anticipation

c. fearful hesitation

d. realistic eagerness

e. Both A and B.

A.

Explanation:

'Ulysses' is a poem written by Alfred Lord Tennyson. The poem is a dramatic monologue of the character of Odysseus found in epics such as The Odyssey and Inferno by Dante.

In the poem, Ulysses urges his fellow-men to accompany him on his last voyage. Ulysses, in the beginning of the poem is shown as discontented King who is restless to explore the world. In the poem, Ulysses identifies himself more as an explorer than a King of Ithaca. Thus he urges his fellow-men to accompany on his another voyage.

The attitude that Ulysses has to this another voyage of his life is anxious restlessness. Ulysses is restless to go on another voyage because he is not contented to be just a King of Ithaca.

Thus the correct answer is option A.

I think it's number 1, as 2 and 3 are definitely not correct. In regards to number 4, if you took "Ed and" our of the sentence then saying "You can enter the cave with I." does not make sense, whereas if you took "you and" out of number 1 it still makes sense.