4. What does the Chorus's description of the office setting suggest about the roses' symbolism? A. The roses represent hope B. The roses represent deception C. The roses represent an unwanted intrusion D. The roses represent school tradition

The Chorus's description of the office setting in 'Roses' by Toni Morrison suggests that the roses symbolize deception. The setting is described as a place where people come to seek help or advice, but the roses are also mentioned as being 'fake' and 'artificial,' indicating that the help or advice given may not be genuine or sincere. Therefore, the correct answer is B. The roses represent deception.