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Identify and Avoid Plagiarism
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PW.176 Identify and Avoid Plagiarism
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Source: A literary critic says the poem's repeated image of unlocked doors suggests opportunity, but the final locked gate complicates that optimism. Which revision best uses the critic's interpretation ethically?
A
The poem is hopeful but not simple because unlocked doors and a locked gate create mixed imagery.
B
The critic argues that unlocked doors create a pattern of opportunity, while the final locked gate complicates that optimism; this reading supports interpreting the poem as hopeful but not simple.
C
The critic argues that unlocked doors create a pattern of opportunity, while the final locked gate complicates that optimism; this reading supports interpreting the poem as hopeful but not simple. No source name, quotation marks, or citation would be included.
D
The critic proves the poem is pessimistic because the last image is a locked gate.
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