Why does Argos suggest that Odysseus beg for crusts from the suitors?

-because she thinks he must be hungry

-as a test to see who treats him poorly, those that do being and worthy of death

-because she's tired of seeing them eat all of Odysseus' food

-so he can give some to Eumaeus, who is starving

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Argos suggests that Odysseus beg for crusts from the suitors as a test to see who treats him poorly, to see who is worthy of death.

Why does Argos suggest that Odysseus beg for crusts from the suitors?-because she thinks he must be hungry-as a test to see who treats him poorly, those that do being and worthy of death-because she's tired of seeing them eat all of Odysseus' food-so he can give some to Eumaeus, who is starving