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What do the amphoras mentioned in Marge Piercy’s, “To Be of Use” symbolize? A The inherent beauty of simple, functional objects B The toil of manual labor across different cultures C The hypocrisy of intellectuals
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What do the amphoras mentioned in Marge Piercy’s, “To Be of Use” symbolize?

A The inherent beauty of simple, functional objects

B The toil of manual labor across different cultures

C The hypocrisy of intellectuals who see beauty only in formal works of art

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The answer is A because it is what they meant to be of use

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