Why were the anthropophage considered to be monstrous?

A. They did not wear clothing.

B. They were cannibals.

C. They were over seven feet ball.

D. They lived in the Far East.

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Ezequiel Hendrix

25 March, 23:34

Why were the anthropophage considered to be monstrous?

A. They did not wear clothing.

B. They were cannibals.

C. They were over seven feet ball.

D. They lived in the Far East.

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Antwan Baird · Answer 1

The antropophage were considered to be monstrous because B. they were cannibals. This word comes from the Latin word antropophagus, which means man-eater, which is a cannibal. These people ate other people, according to a myth, which is what makes them monstrous. A and D would not make a person monstrous, and C is just incorrect - they were not that large.

Why were the anthropophage considered to be monstrous?A. They did not wear clothing.B. They were cannibals.C. They were over seven feet ball.D. They lived in the Far East.

Why were the anthropophage considered to be monstrous?

A. They did not wear clothing.

B. They were cannibals.

C. They were over seven feet ball.

D. They lived in the Far East.