The story of Pandora was first written down in the poem "Works and Days' by Heslod. In the poem, the gods give a box to a woman and tell her to never open it.
Her curiosity gets the better of her, however, and she opens the box. All the evils
known to humankind - including disease - emerge from the box and spread out
into the world
Which interpretation of this poem most clearly involves a change of medium?
O A. A sarcastic college student reads Hesiod's story of Pandora at a slam
poetry event, trying to evoke as many boos from the crowd as he can.
O B. A student in high school writes about the story of Pandora, analyzing its
themes and its impact on modern stories that reference the myth.
C. A respected professor of classical literature translates the works of
Hesiod, including the story of Pandora, from the original Greek to
English
OD. A radio station creates a broadcast of the story of Pandora with a lot of
dialogue, starring well-known voice actors in the roles of Pandora and
Zeus.