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Instructions Read the question carefully and select the best answer. Which lines from the text most strongly support the answer to Question 3? A. "I never thought it would sing / the soldier said, and died." B. "He orders pastries / brought up for the bird; they arrive / dusted with sugar on a lace bed." C. "He will/order many, this time , to be killed /for a single, beautiful word." D. "Out of the swamp the cane appears / to haunt us, and we cut it down."
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To determine which lines from the text most strongly support the answer to Question 3, we need to analyze each option and see which one provides the most relevant evidence.A. "I never thought it would sing / the soldier said, and died."This line suggests that the speaker had a preconceived notion about something that would not sing, but then it does. The soldier's statement and subsequent death imply a sense of surprise or shock. This line does not provide any direct evidence or support for the answer to Question 3.B. "He orders pastries / brought up for the bird; they arrive / dusted with sugar on a lace bed."This line describes a scenario where someone orders pastries for a bird, and they are presented on a lace bed with sugar dusting. While this line paints a vivid picture, it does not provide any direct evidence or support for the answer to Question 3.C. "He will/order many, this time, to be killed /for a single,beautiful word."This line suggests that someone is willing to order many things to be killed for the sake of a single beautiful word. The emphasis on the word "beautiful" implies that the speaker values aesthetics or artistry. This line provides a strong indication of the speaker's priorities and motivations, which could be relevant to the answer to Question 3.D. "Out of the swamp the cane appears / to haunt us, and we cutit down."This line describes a scene where cane appears from a swamp and haunts the speaker, leading them to cut it down. The imagery of the cane haunting the speaker suggests a sense of fear or unease. This line does not provide any direct evidence or support for the answer to Question 3.Based on the analysis, option C, "He will/order many, this time, to be killed /for a single, beautiful word," most strongly supports the answer to Question 3.