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Which lines most fully support an interpretation that the speaker feels the nonpoets of the modern world have a misguided perspective?
А
Lines 11-12 ("And make ... door")
B
Lines 14-15 ("To grow...go-getter")
с
Line 24 ("No longer
dreams)
D
Line 33 ("A wordy ... problems")
E
Lines 38-39 ("Grow up
wants")

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Answer:

Explanation:it is D

Answer:

Lines 38-39 (“Grow up . . . wants”)

Explanation:

Correct. The speaker’s advice to “Grow up and join the big, busy crowd / That scrambles for what it thinks it wants” (lines 38-39) follows his advice that “this is no time nor place for a poet” (line 37). By putting the crowd in opposition to poets and saying it “scrambles for what it thinks it wants” (line 39), the speaker implies that the nonpoets are undignified and misguided in their desires.

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